Is the Skullcandy Navigator Headphones compatible with an android phone, the Chromebook and the Kindle Fire? Thanks
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It is compatible with Android Phones, I have used it on the Samsung Galaxy SIII S4 and Droid Turbo. It worked with my HP Chromebook. I do not have a Kindle fire, but I'd imagine since the Kindle Fire runs over an Android OS that it would work on that as well.
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Absolutely. Works just as fine on Android/Google OS as does on an Apple OS device.
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I just tried them on an Android phone. The play/pause button works, but not the in-line volume controll. I would think that the same is true for the Kindle since it has an android os. Can't say for the chromebook.
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If you are asking if the "headphones" work with "mobile phones that run android" - yes. The headphones will work with anything that has a 3.5mm jack. (however, having a low impedance - they are more suited to mobile devices - where the drivers have less juice.) If your question is about the remote - the volumes most certainly don't work. The call/answer button works. But I have had differing luck with different android versions. (even with headphones designed for Android) Google messed it up big time in the version before Kit-Kat where they pretty much superseded the controls whereby it went to either Google search or called the last number for single and double clicks. In Kit Kat, I am able to pause/play (single click) and next (two clicks). I haven't been able to get triple click to work!
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Hi Philip C,This headphones supports both standard and mini plug. Please check the headphones port in your kindle Fire. Thanks. >Joffrey
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I've only used it with the Kindle Fire HD. It does have good sound quality and although it is not touted as "noise reducing" it has worked very well for me in that regard.
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There is a 3.5mm headphone jack on the speakers you can use to plug headphones into. It uses a 3.5mm audio cable to plug into an audio source, to yes, it should work with a Kindle. They aren't wireless, though (though they look it in the pictures).
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I'm sorry I didn't answer back soon. Mine worked great with my kindle fire and iPhone 4S so I would assume they do. My headphones broke easily and didn't last long
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Yes. I bought this to work with my mother's Kindle Fire HD and her cell phone. Previous commenter is right that the cord is really short and I'll add turning it on and off is awkward. It has nice sound, tho. For the cost, not a bad option. Had it since christmas and no problems.
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Although I'm not familiar with the Chromebook, I see no reason why it wouldn't work with any device that is either bluetooth capable or has a standard headphone jack.
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Yes. It works with any device with a 3.5 mm stereo audio jack and even the first generation kindle fire has the audio jack. I use them both on an android phone and iPhone. I only use them for sound without the noise cancellation, which does not work with any device.
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Yes they do. The Kindle has a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack and these headphones are 3.5 mm
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Just purchased for my kindle fire and they work great, I went to the headphones web site and they paired with my Kindle in a few seconds.The instructions were easy and fast.
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Yes completely compatible as long as you have a regular headphone plugging on your device. My girls use the new Samsung Tab 3 and the heaphones have amazing sound. And yes these heaphones are completely compatible with your Kindle fire hd.
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Hi...gr8 question! My daughter uses it with her kindle fire, so I checked the box the headphones came in. The connection examples given are Walkman, ipod, & iphone. Further down on the box it lists...iphone, ipod, ipod classic, ipod nano, ipod touch, and ipod shuffle. Since these have noise canceling function, this feature will not work with the Walkman. I really hope this helps and answers your question...:-)
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The headphones themselves will work with the Kindle, yes. But I don't believe the function controls (volume and pause buttons on the wire) will. To me though, they are a useless feature anyways.
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I can't say for sure because I never used a Kindle Fire HD, but since it has a 3.5mm stereo jack, any earphone/headphone/speaker with 3.5mm connector should work just fine, specially low (and not so low) impedance in-ears like the A151.
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. Can you please specify the "issues". The kindle must have Bluetooth capability and then you have to pair it with the headphones. I'm using with my iPad minis, phones etc and it works great.
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Conrad, I am not that familiar with the Kindle Fire hd however most headphone outputs are analog only unless you are getting a digital output from the Kindle it cannot be connected to the Bifrost I did leave one thing out if my previous comment,the Bitrost also comes with an optical input as standard Hope this helps Bill