Would this work in parallel with the Apple headphones' remote? I want a to activate Siri, but keep the mic inside my helmet.
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I use with standard headphones and the push button allows me to answer the phone over music. Only minor issue is where to locate the mic/ button
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From my trials and errors - The unit has its own button right next to the mic, with that button you can activate Siri. But if you plug in headphones - that do activate Siri - the headphone button or remote will not activate Siri. But like I said the unit has a nice button right next to the mic - but if you have a helmet you wouldn't be able to access that button - bummer
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I mounted the physical mic on my steering column. Works well. I have not had any complaints about not being able to hear me. Siri works well with it.
1124730
Yes, Yes, Yes. TO activate Siri or other voice control is simple, hold left and press right at the same time. You NEVER have to take your phone out, read texts, dial numbers, play voice mail, CHECK THE TIME, whatever.
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That's what I did. Works great, you might need to fuss with the mic location. Recommendation: take a zip tie and secure the muffler to the actual microphone. Otherwise you'll take off your helmet and it will eventually fall off and get lost.
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I just received this for my iPhone 6 plus. Siri does not work well with this. It activates it but does not understand what you are saying & so keeps asking. But the sound of the music on the iPhone & the radio on it is amazing with the included headphone. Just make sure to seal it all the way in your ears to get the full sound of the bass & the trebles.
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Yes it works with S Voice! I can send text and make phone calls using the headset with S Voice. I don't know about siri . . .
979251
Your headphone jack is still a low volume output that you can control. It should work just fine.
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Yes, I had the same problem with my Imac, my girls yanked the headphones out and broke the end off in the jack. I bought this and it works fine. You need to go to the preferences and set the audio out to this device, but so far it has worked fine.
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Once my iPhone is connected, it plays music well, but when I try to use voice commands using Siri, the commands aren't understood. I can see the audio is getting to the phone (watching the wiggly line when using Siri), but the pickup is not good. When I disconnect bluetooth, Siri input works okay. So I would say it is no longer using the phone mic or something else in the software is deficient.
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You should, but be sure to get you a good quality splitter with the jack connection pin that has 3 or more sections (see the apple headphones connection) hope this answer your question.
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I'm not familiar with that model of headset/headphone. However, I can tell you that there is a small amount of clearance around the standard apple headset that comes with the iPhone. If this tool allowed me to attach pics I could show you. My guess would be that you should be fine
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I've used this headset for about 6 months and believe that I can accurately answer this is not one of those sets. There is only one button which answers/disconnects calls or activates Siri on iPhone. I see no other options or buttons to activate a feature as such. So my answer would be no.
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I got this strictly for plugging in a headset with mic to give me more walk around area while chatting. I have not used it for anything else. As for iPhone, the connections on this will not fit an iPhone . It has the standard USB connector. So probably check with the manufacturer.
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hi, yes siri will work. Press and hold the phone button for 2-3 seconds on your left ear, until you hear voice dial
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I am not sure if you can use the mic or remote on Apple ear buds because I use aftermarket ear buds when using the Jabra Street and it has those features built in and they are more convenient and easier to use.
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I would assume that it would work, the USB port on your MAC must be used for its transmitter. If you have an open port for the headphones you should be good to go.
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It works nicely with Apple products. I tested mine with the iPhone, iPad, MacBook Pro and MacMini. The specific point I would make is that it plugs into where the headphones do... there isn't a specific mic input.