Does anyone know if you can link two of these headphones to the same ipad so that two kids can listen to the same thing at once?
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Hi Kristopher,I wanted to follow up with you on this because it seems like there is a company on Amazon that does sell relatively inexpensive Bluetooth transmitter/splitters that will allow you to plug that transmitter into the 3.5mm jack of your device and you can then use TWO headphones at the same time wirelessly. We have had a good experience with them in our house.I hope that helps.Jacquie
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Hi Kristopher, I wanted to follow up with you on this because it seems like there is a company on Amazon that does sell relatively inexpensive Bluetooth transmitter/splitters that will allow you to plug that transmitter into the 3.5mm jack of your device and you can then use TWO headphones at the same time wirelessly. We have had a good experience with them in our house. I hope that helps. Jacquie
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If Bluetooth isn't a necessity, LilGadgets also makes non-Bluetooth version of headphones that are designed for that purpose specifically: LilGadgets Connect+ Volume Limited Wired Headphones for Children. Among it's features are, "SharePort: No need for a splitter! One earpiece connects to the device and the other can connect to additional headphones. No additional cost or pieces of which to keep track!"
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Hello Kristopher -- You can use these as wired headphones with a splitter to get sound from one device to two headphones. Unfortunately, due to a Bluetooth limitation, you cannot currently stream audio from one transmitter (your device) to multiple receivers (your headphones). Thank you.
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Yes, the iPad is capable of connecting to more than one Bluetooth device at a time: in this case, a keyboard and speakers. I do it all the time, and although in fairness it's a different keyboard than the Snugg I'm using now I don't doubt that one can send audio via Bluetooth from your iPad without losing the connection with the Snugg.
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I'm not sure my children have there's paired to there phones so they don't share but i do know it asks them every time if you want to pair with the device and my ipad dose the same i hope that was helpful they do work great i love this product.
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No you can only sinc one item at a time. If I want to switch from my iPad to my iPhone I have to turn Bluetooth off on the one n order to sink another. It really does sound good though I hope this helps you.
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Hi Matt,I don't see why not as we stream to two BT headphones at the same time. I might be concerned with latency because if we're off a 1/128 beat in the headphones nobody would know. But if it's off that much in video viewing or external music it might sound "off". In general my answer would be yes, but you should be aware of the possible problems.
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I don't think the cords would match, but I suppose it could be done. I wouldn't count on it, though. It sounds great using headphones and an iPad, though!
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Yeah you could pair it with 2 or more devices..but remember that you can only hear it with 1 device at a time. But it basically pairs with any device..
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These will not work with an iPad. They are for use with a built in car DVD system with wireless headphones. They are not Blue Tooth wireless for use with an iPad/iPhone. You would need to get the WIRED version to plug in to your device. They are size adjustable. My 3 year olds can wear them.
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I just got these and had the same question, because my iPhone, iPad and Mac were always connecting to it so quickly that I couldn't pair it to the device I wanted. Figured it out, without having to do anything with the previous device. All you have to do is turn the headphones off (unless they are already off). Then hold down the power button and KEEP HOLDING IT even when the red/blue lights flash. Then while holding the power button still, select it on the device you want to use now. It connects to that device and you can let go of the button. Then repeat the process to pair it with the other device. I just got these and had the same question, because my iPhone, iPad and Mac were always connecting to it so quickly that I couldn't pair it to the device I wanted. Figured it out, without having to do anything with the previous device. All you have to do is turn the headphones off (unless they are already off). Then hold down the power button and KEEP HOLDING IT even when the red/blue lights flash. Then while holding the power button still, select it on the device you want to use now. It connects to that device and you can let go of the button. Then repeat the process to pair it with the... » Read More I just got these and had the same question, because my iPhone, iPad and Mac were always connecting to it so quickly that I couldn't pair it to the device I wanted. Figured it out, without having to do anything with the previous device. All you have to do is turn the headphones off (unless they are already off). Then hold down the power button and KEEP HOLDING IT even when the red/blue lights flash. Then while holding the power button still, select it on the device you want to use now. It connects to that device and you can let go of the button. Then repeat the process to pair it with the other device. « Show Less
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You cannot with Bluetooth (they both have the same name so one will get kicked off), but I use my headphone splitter to connect two of them to the same device through the auxiliary cables.
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Yes these headphones would work for iPads. as far as their longevity, they should hold up well under classroom conditions. Regards, CREESTAHL
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I'm afraid you are limited to headphones from Apple themselves. They have basically locked out anyone who wants to use Bluetooth headphones with the iPod functionality.
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Similar answer as below. You can only charge them one at a time, but you can play songs from the iPhone while charging the iPad
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I don't have either of those products, but I use the headphones with my iPhone and my Apple laptop, as well as with my iPad, all the time. They're great!
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They can only used at the same time on one device. You connect your device with the main speaker, the second speaker is connected with a cable of about 60 cm for stereo sound.
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Just one device at a time. The cord disables the Bluetooth function. My question to you would be what's the practicality of having headphone connected to more that one device at once?
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Yes, but I find them to be a PIA. I just use my headphones with the cord. For one thing if my Ipad is in range and it has been synced, the iphone won't hook up, so I have to turn off the blue tooth on the ipad. You have to go to settings and sync and then go to whatever you want to listen to. Have a new one for you cheap.