Do these plug in to aeroplane points for in flight entertainment?
855270
For airplane use I would buy the noise cancellation ones that cover your entire ear. They are a lot better for clarity and more comfortable.
855271
Yes, as a United frequent flyer, I've been able to use these on all my flights.
1021005
We used them with the iPad for our toddler on the plane and they worked great. I tried them on and could hear everything fine.
1508475
Sorry alan fo the late reply. These are not noise cancelling headphones, but sound is much better than Bose. I would not recommend them for a plane, but just for hearing crisp sound with the right amount of bass and treble.
2172931
I haven't used them on a plane, but I'd agree with the other two. These are quite a bit big and always had a twisty tie for excess cable. As Ikarianlad stated, they don't "clamp" onto your head like conventional HPs. These "rest" on your head and easily slip off because of the loose tension on the "3D pads" on your head. I never slept with them in bed because they just don't hold shape.I'd look at a cheap pair of earphones/earbuds for the plane and use these for good sound at home or on the go.
1104201
Yes, they work beautifully for that. And better quality than the ones the airplanes supply. (My kids used them on the airplane.)
1752726
Yes. Most airlines use a single prong 1/8 inch (3.5 mm) plug so you can just plug it in the same way you plug into your phone/Ipod/MP3 player. This also comes with adapters for twin prong airplane plugs (older airplanes) and 1/4 inch plugs for home stereos.
1922385
No, you need the rechargeable batter installed for the headphones to work. I charge mine after every trip (after it went dead once on me). For this reason, I prefer the previous version (I have both) that uses a AAA battery .. that you can get at any airport.
1445248
Not that I know of, It's an Airplane adapter w/ 3.5mm audio jacks and input converter jack. here's an image with the 3.5 headset spliter adapter. http://bit.ly/1x2afSq
1011015
If your airport has RCA it will work but the new airports don't have RCA maybe the older ones do. But you could get adapters to hook them up RCA to blutooth or optical audio to RCA.
456142
I use them for djing . I don't play video games. I got all Gemini equipment except the speakers and it all works real good.
323519
They are terrible for airplane use. I suggest the cheapest noise cancelling headphones you can find for this purpose. My kids could barely hear using an iphone playing a movie on a plane.
2157947
If the airline has the plug like regular headphones. Some have those two plug connections still. But the are big to lug around.
1217526
They worked great for my 2 year old on the plane. When she got sick of wearing them on her ears the speaker part will lay flat so I could just put them around her neck and she could listen that way. You will need an adapter to plug into the airplane though.
1482214
They are plug an play. Just plug them in to a USB port and if you're flying FSX they take over the function of turning and braking. You push down with each foot in the direction you want your plane to go, and you press down with your toes to apply brakes. It's really very simple. If you have any further problem you may be able to find a video on Youtube or you can call the manufacturer for assistance. Good flying.
146862
I can't say for sure, but my husband says that he thinks you could use these on a plane. We have been on planes that have two types of connections. These headphones would definitely work on the kind that you just have the one male connection plugging into the female. Other planes have a different sort of connection and these would not work. You would need to find out what kind of plane you'll be on, and Google what type of equipment is on that plane. www.seatguru.com might give you that info...not sure.
1653520
You would need an adapter. The camera has the normal/standardize microphone port (aka line in) found in common consumer electronic devices like the iPhone, laptop, mp3 player. However, most aircraft head set use a different and larger "line in/out" port.
709375
Hello, Yes, as long as you have attached them to a FAA approved device! My 6 year old son uses them on the plane all the time.