I have a PC with a combined headphone/microphone jack. Will plugging in the 4 pole connector (without PC adapter) work on my computer?
1995017
If its the same kind of jack that would be on a cell phone, than yes. It comes with an adapter at the end to split it into mic/headphone jacks for pc. I'm pretty sure it specifies on the page the type of jack and that you could find out what your computer will accept. Hope that helps.
1995018
I tried this with my set-up ~ Turtle Beach phones using the dual ear-and-mic jacks option ~ and while it did work okay ~ the audio was way weaker than using the audio-jack by itself ~ so I went back to that option ~ as I do not need the mic much. At least these Turtle Beach phones have really excellent audio quality ~ for even quiet music. I don't know if the dual ear-and-mic signal weakness is due to my PC or the Turtle Beach phones and therefor you may have a different outcome ~~~
1621850
I actually purchased this to split between a Mic on a laptop and the headphone jack on my pc tower and it worked just fine. I hope that in some way answers your question
1554770
Keep in mind that the microphone is only garaunteed to work with 4-pole jacks (e.g. phone jacks, Some laptop jacks, if they ordinarily support mic and headphone through the one jack), this does not include desktop jacks where mic and headphone are entirely seperate. Unfortunately for some reason unlike standard 4-pole headsets, you can't use things like splitters or converters to use this with 2 seperate 3-pole jacks :\So if you're ONLY using on a PC, go for the non-ktc version and a stand alone mic.
1085171
Hello,Audio2000s 6023vm system requires "Microphone Input" to plug in. Therefore we do not recommend this to be used with PC and using any adapter will cause the sound quality (very low/no sound at all). Hope this helpThank you
349696
I have a headset with mic, but any handheld mic that fits your computer's input would work. I have not tried it with my laptop's built in mic. It would probably work but I don't know if it would have the same quality as a plug in.
1682350
These headphones have a single 3.5mm jack that combines audio input and output. Depending on the hardware your computer has, it may or may not work. If you have one single jack on your computer for both the mic and the headphones, then these will definitely work. If you have two separate jacks (one for mic and one for headphones) then these may work poorly as headphones and poorly as a mic (and not at the same time). You can buy an adapter that is supposed to split the signal to the two separate jacks on you computer aka something like this: http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-MUYHSFMM-Headset-Splitter-Adapter/dp/B0058DOWH6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1381445352&sr=8-2&keywords=3.5mm+mic+splitter Although my experience is that these don't always work great. So, the answer is that it depends on your computer, but you can buy an adapter that is supposed to work with all computers (though they can be tricky). If you want to primarily use these with a pc that has separate mic/headphone jacks, I would find a headset that is designed for this (USB is the way to go in my opinion).
2112113
This is for the opposite purpose-using an older-style headset, one with separate cords for the mic and headphones, with a newer device like a smartphone. I'm guessing you have a PC with an actual sound card, and separate mic and speaker plugs (usually red and green, respectively, I think). In that case you would need the exact opposite counterpart to this product: http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-MUYHSFMM-Headset-Splitter-Adapter/dp/B0058DOWH6/
1377531
Yes, the Sound Blaster X-Fi HD needs to be connected to a USB port of your laptop for power and installation. The microphone jack is a 7 mm (1/4-inch) mono jack. The models you mentioned pertain to headsets with mic. The microphone jack of this sound card does not support 4 pole plugs.
1229627
No, it cannot be used with PC directly. You need to buy a dac. It can be best used with some decent desktop speakers.
2130713
Probably not -- the PC would need a stereo mic input jack, and most PC mic inputs are mono. If it worked at all on a mono input jack, you would not be getting both of the mic's channels.
1335481
Absolutely! You'll need the right adapters which could be pricey. I think you might be more satisfied with a combination headphone microphone setup which would need no adapters. Depending on what you're trying to accomplish.
1307671
Not sure because computer has one spot for 3.5 plug and headphones come with two prong plug and requires converter for laptop. Hope this is helpfull.
883292
Absolutely. For a standard computer headphone out connector on your computer, you'll need a standard RCA to 3.5 mm stereo (TRS) audio cable like the "Monster IP400-.75M Male Stereo Mini to Male Stereo RCA Cable Adapter" [[ASIN:B0002EQVMK]] or "Mediabridge 3.5mm Male to 2-Male RCA Adapter (6 Feet)" [[ASIN:B004YEBK66]].
2265978
The adapter sends audio signals from your PC to a Bluetooth enabled device. The device should work with a Bluetooth ear transciever, but will not work with a non-Bluetooth headset or speaker phone.
1705041
Nope. This cable only splits one audio out into two. Maybe it's possible to use this on a mic plug, but both plugs would only input audio. If your computer does not have separate Mic jack, then what you probably need is a USB Mic. Sorry :P
484608
NO, is is NOT really compatible with a PC mic jack. This mic is designed to plug into a STEREO mic jack. Your PC's mic jack is mono. The PC mic jacks, and PC mics, have three contacts like this one does - which make many people believe they are compatible - but on the PC the contacts are mic, +5 power to the mic (this is why PC mics don't need an onboard battery, they get power from the jack), and ground. Not left, right, and ground as on this mic. It might "work" but it will not give you stereo sound and you will get sound from the mic's left side only.
148381
These ear buds have a standard 3.5mm plug which will plug into most any PC without an adapter. I have never seen a PC without a 3.5mm audio jack.