Is the volume control independent of the device it is paired with? For music, would you describe them as being "loud" even at a low volume?
2075899
Volume is independent but when you turn down the volume of the headphones all the way , they are silent.
2075900
Yes the headphones volume is independent from the device your paired with sometimes I forget that so when it beeps to indicate that's as loud as the headphones go I realize my phones volume is supper low so I need to turn my phone up. As to the sound quality, obviously there not beats but at about mid volume on both head phones and device I'm able to affectively drown my roommates Skype call out as well as down noises of public transit out.
2075901
Now I would not. These are not high end phones of course and are not loud at all on low.
1386902
I always have to adjust the Pal Bot's volume when I move it from one device to another, so it's fairly normal. However, I agree with Wildman's suggestion to try headphones with the devices to check.
1397286
No they are noise isolating. In other words, if I have my music cranked up I cannot hear anything or anyone in the gym. When I use these when I ride my bike I keep the volume at a level that I can get into my ride but at the same time I can hear car horns, sirens, etc. Hope that helps.
1023344
Yes, on the Amazon question. I can turn the volume to 0 and still hear the volume as you control the volume with your earphones. They're great. Well worth the forty sum dollars they cost. Just have to make sure they are hooked up right.
1871357
Mine does not work without being pulled into the device as well. Also, the volume is so low I don't even use it, and trust me I don't like things really loud. I just need enough volume to play in a classroom. I feel a bit like I got stuck on this one. However, it is not worth the cost of returning it. Sorry I can't be of more help. Julie N.
713156
They are loud but we found they only work with computers. It says they work with iPhones and tablets but we tried and they didn't work. Only with the computer.
2066786
I noticed almost no sound leakage. I have had these and I like to listen relatively loud but I have never had anyone else comment that they can hear what I am listening to. Hope this helps!
897369
The volume can be controlled from either the device or the speakers themselves. But, I've found it's best to adjust the speaker volume to 50%, and then fine-tune the volume on your device.
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They do. I definitely get sufficient volume when I plug them into my iPod. On louder tracks, maximum volume is too loud, and on soft tracks (e.g. pianissimo passages on classical recordings) I can hear details clearly. That said, it also depends on how mobile you want to be; my HD 380 Pros live at my desk because they're simply too bulky to carry around everywhere, the cord is too long, and so on.
1844975
No, they do not. The volume must be controlled with the device you are using.
1942537
They can get pretty loud or quite depending on what you set the volume to. They only issue you might find is controlling the volume each time you unplug the speakers it defaults to a slightly lower setting. Plus the volume control is digital button for up down and off, with no indication on how high or low you've set your volume to, other than you and your students ears
1374507
No, the volume will only get to the loudest your device can get, it won't add any "loudness". Although you can turn your device all the way up and just use the volume control on the headphones. Hope this help!
1978083
Hi, Kyle. I just tried these with my iPhone. While playing music, I turned the volume down the whole way (on the side of the phone). Then, I held the middle button down on the headphones - and I could hear Siri (and turned the volume up the whole way while Siri was talking). Went back to music and hit play. It was still silent. So, there are two separate volume adjustments on the iPhone. May just want to hit play on the music and then use volume adjustments in the side of the phone. Hope that's all it is for you! Good luck!
1865793
No, there is no volume control. The volume control should be on the device you using them with. Hope this helps.
206788
There is no volume control on the headphones. The only control is a mute button which works with my 4.1 android.
2243760
Yes, they do. And they can go very loud. Usually if headphone volume is maxed, I set the external volume (PC or whatever) to no more than 20%, 30%.
2171609
Nope. Whatever device u r using controls the volume. Highly recommend this speaker.