With an adapter, can these be used with an iPhone/Android or do they just require too much power?
1558216
You can connect these headphones to an iPhone with 1/4" to 1/8" phone plug adapter. There is sufficient power to drive the headphones, but you may find that these phones are better suited to other applications. You might also try using a small headphone amp to provide more power for the phones. These are excellent headphones for studio monitoring as well as general listening.
1558217
I actually changed the jack plug to the smaller one so that I don't need an adaptor. You won't blow your eardrums but you will get a good volume.
1558218
You need to look at the OHM number. This has a high one. I'd search for a much lower impedance number for portable use. These cans are amazing but they need something to power them with more oomph than an iPod. For portable use, I use a pair of Pioneer HDJ 1500's with an impedance rating of 32 OHM. I cherish these Koss headphones but they can't possibly sound good hooked to an iPod and they probably would chew through the battery regardless. That said, buy them anyway! Everyone should own a pair of these beauties.
1558219
Well, you could, but they'll sound much better being run through an amplifier of some sort.
1558220
I tested mine work with an adapter going into my iPod and iPad. Volume is acceptable but it's defiantly not loud.
1558221
I actually changed the jack plug to the smaller one so that I don't need an adaptor.You won't blow your eardrums but you will get a good volume.
2217326
I also have an iPhone. It was inconsistent, worked in some outlets and not others. Probably had more to do with differences in wiring than this adapter. Don't know about Israel
1669535
I use my USB AC power adapter that I use to charge my iPhone. Haven't had any problems. Here's a link if you don't know what I'm talking abouthttp://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0038HYPZS/ref=mp_s_a_1?qid=1353808921&sr;=8-8π=SL75
1955864
I do not own an I-phone so I don't know but would try it .I use them on all my electronics .
1758400
not a good idea. You should use something that uses outside power source with an iPhone.
429413
Yes, I used them for iPad iPhone and laptops. Along with anything else that needed to be plugged in.
1101012
I use them with both plug in adapters and car adapters. Have not had any issues. Inhave a iphone 4 and a ipad 2 works well with both
167461
Great question! The speakers get their electrical power via your device's USB port! No wall socket adapter needed.
1842190
I haven't had these for very long, but have used them with an iPad and iPod. So far, so good-no static unless I haven't engaged the plug all the way. You might check with the manufacturer.
595493
These are just different ends for different regions. The Apple power adapters are made for multiple voltages, so all you need is to swap out the ends, you don't need converters.
2281023
You can but they have to powered by USB. I plug mine into an iPhone charger for power while I play from my iPad
1090596
this would work with an i phone. i use these to charge my apple macbook air and i pad. there is no need for a voltage converter.
132494
Yes you can , in fact you can use most 5v power supplies for mobile phone with the provided power cable which is a USB to mini USB cable if you don't want to use the adapter provided.
1629223
These are simply adapters to allow you to use 220v outlets with US plugs. They do not convert the voltage to 110v (US Standard). That said, you can use your standard charger plug for your phone (one side plugs into the wall, via these adapters -- the other has the USB socket that you can use for your iphone's lightning cable). Just take a look at your charger and *make sure* it's rated for 110/220v dual voltage. It probably is, but always good to check ANY device you're going to plug into these universal plugs to be sure they can work on 220v commonly found outside the US. If they do, you're fine. But if you don't see "220vac" don't plug them in the wall unless you also have a voltage converter. These are simply adapters to allow you to use 220v outlets with US plugs. They do not convert the voltage to 110v (US Standard). That said, you can use your standard charger plug for your phone (one side plugs into the wall, via these adapters -- the other has the USB socket that you can use for your iphone's lightning cable). Just take a look at your charger and *make sure* it's rated for 110/220v dual voltage. It probably is, but always good to check ANY device you're going to plug into these universal plugs to be sure they can work on 220v commonly found outside the US. If they do,... » Read More These are simply adapters to allow you to use 220v outlets with US plugs. They do not convert the voltage to 110v (US Standard). That said, you can use your standard charger plug for your phone (one side plugs into the wall, via these adapters -- the other has the USB socket that you can use for your iphone's lightning cable). Just take a look at your charger and *make sure* it's rated for 110/220v dual voltage. It probably is, but always good to check ANY device you're going to plug into these universal plugs to be sure they can work on 220v commonly found outside the US. If they do, you're fine. But if you don't see "220vac" don't plug them in the wall unless you also have a voltage converter. « Show Less
323508
Should work. They provide just as much current as an Apple port and those charge. Might be a little slow, but manageable.
724508
They did not come with any adapter what so ever. So I guess the answer is no. Hope this helps you decide! Regards
1861245
Yes, but they have to be the iPhone style jack size. Any other jack sizes, you will have a hard timegetting it to stay plugged in.