How do you connect these to an iPad Air ?
2004843
The quick answer is they connect without the need of an adaptor. The longer answer is the noise-canceling never worked and one side popped out on the model I had. I replaced them with Sony Model MDR-7506 and they work great. Even though the Sony Model is not listed as noise-canceling, they shut out the noise better on the New York Subway System than the JVC model. Hope this helps.
2004844
They should come with a mini-plug adapter, if not, you can get one at Radio Shack or probably Wal-Mart.
2241056
I actually have them connected to my apple TV and not the TV. So either you can stream via AirPlay thru the Apple TV or just by Bluetooth. In your case if there is not TV involved, the bluetooth option works great and still you have an optical audi input to plug another audio device
484258
just turn it on your iPad should see it automatically and you pair the two and away you go!
626421
I'm not sure. First you need to connect it via USB extension to iPad Air. Btw. If you have an iPhone you can use iPhone as a remote.
943737
The iPad Air has a different plug so you would need an adaptor. You'd have to check the cords provided to see if it has the appropriate one for your iPod.
1221948
I don't have the iPad Air, just the iPad mini. Its works flawlessly in my iPhone 5 and iPad Mini :D
851002
I don't know, I have no experience with IPad Air, but, it will not work with the mini or my IPhone. I understand the Apple device will not work either.
1996505
I don't have an Ipad Air - I have a Samsung Galaxy Tablet and it works great with that. Sorry I can't be of any help to you.
436782
Yes, they will work with iPad Air. They will sound just as good or even better compared to other headphones, even some of the more expensive ones.
1943004
It will not plug directly in the port. You will need to use a 30-pin to lightning adapter or a usb to lightning cable (which I have used with the iPad Air)
730792
just plug the standard usb "A" end of the cable into the front panel connector. same cable you use to sync to your computer. you then select the source with a button on the front. then use your ipad to select what to listen to. works great. will not charge the ipad though.
1847574
You need a specific cable to interface with the iPad. This cable was discontinued.
432438
These speakers should be connected to an amplifier. You can use an iPad as your audio source if the iPad is connected to an amplifier that is then connected to the speakers.
1371645
I have not be able to get these to work with my daughter IPAD. There is a faint noise that can me heard but I wouldn't consider this "working".
1221949
They definitely work with the new iPad Mini with Retina display - that's what I have. But my understanding is that both the new mini and the iPad Air both use the new "lightning" connection - and that's what these cables have. Hope this helps.
2129165
Try this:1. Power off the headphones2. On the iPad Mini, go to Settings, Bluetooth3. Power on the headphones, continue holding the button until the light blinks red and blue (pairing mode)4. The headphones will appear under Bluetooth as PLT_BBTGO2, tap it to pair5. Once the pairing is complete, the status will show as "Connected"I just tried this on my iPhone running IOS7 and it worked perfectly, should work the same for an iPad. Give it a try with these instructions.
2131576
Sorry, I've failed completely in connecting mine to my iPad via Bluetooth. Therefore I can't hear anything!