Can you use a 3.5mm jack and plug them into your listening device if these run out of batteries?
1947120
I do not recommended these! Seriously. I do recommend strongly the Rocketfish RF-MAB2. I bought 2 because I want to have them for a long time. :)
1947121
I'm pretty sure the answer is no .....they are completely wireless except for the mini USB jack
1107076
Yes. The pocket talker accepts headphones that use the 3.5mm jack standard. I would recommend these because they are sensitive. In other words it doesn't take much power to make them loud. They also replicate sound more faithfully than other headphones in this price range. This means the sounds you will hear should sound more natural than most headphones.
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Yes, of course! If the headphones battery runs out and you can't use the bluetooth anymore, you can still use the headphones with the provided cables for the ipod or whatever.
2055085
Hello,I see you had a question, to answer your concern: these speakers donot require batteries, nor do you have to plug into a electrical outlet. A USB plugin and sound input is all that's required.
2199052
No. These headphones have a quarter inch jack. You will need to buy a separate adapter for it
1332536
Yes you can. However, they will need to be powered speakers (either AC or battery powered) as the signal from the headphone jack is low.
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Hey Carey..Yes you can. Of course it is a headphone jack, so your speakers must have the same plug, and either be powered or be the little ones that plug into the headphone jack. The player has no other outputs, but one could possibly plug this into a full powered home audio system or boom box if it has an "audio in" port. Good powered speakers would sound the best. here's a handy link for you: http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-6450_7-5136402-1.html They require batteries and/or ac adapter; I'd recommend rechargeable batteries if you use speakers a lot, like hours every day. You can get an ac adapter at your local thrift store if you know what to look for. Good Luck and best to ya! -J Hey Carey..Yes you can. Of course it is a headphone jack, so your speakers must have the same plug, and either be powered or be the little ones that plug into the headphone jack. The player has no other outputs, but one could possibly plug this into a full powered home audio system or boom box if it has an "audio in" port. Good powered speakers would sound the best. here's a handy link for you: http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-6450_7-5136402-1.html They require batteries and/or ac adapter; I'd recommend rechargeable batteries if you use speakers a lot, like hours every day. You... » Read More Hey Carey..Yes you can. Of course it is a headphone jack, so your speakers must have the same plug, and either be powered or be the little ones that plug into the headphone jack. The player has no other outputs, but one could possibly plug this into a full powered home audio system or boom box if it has an "audio in" port. Good powered speakers would sound the best. here's a handy link for you: http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-6450_7-5136402-1.html They require batteries and/or ac adapter; I'd recommend rechargeable batteries if you use speakers a lot, like hours every day. You can get an ac adapter at your local thrift store if you know what to look for. Good Luck and best to ya! -J « Show Less
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Yes you can and it is a 3.5mm plug. There is also a 3.5mm plug for an external speaker/headphones etc.
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No. And you're better off getting a bluetooth speaker now. The batteries die quick, and it won't charge iPods when they're playing.
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You can but you will need to run them through a power amp not a straight plug and play.
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Yes! Granted, they need to be powered by something, but you can just use a auxiliary cable to play audio through the speakers
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Yes, but they have to be the iPhone style jack size. Any other jack sizes, you will have a hard timegetting it to stay plugged in.
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No, you have to use a 3.5 MM plug. Of course you could probably plug a small bluetooth transmitter into it...many choices on Amazon. Be forewarned, this device works well, but battery life suffers. Still cheaper than trying to repair the crappy Apple headphone jack.
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I don't see why not. They area a standard 3.5mm jack. If you only have a 2.5 jack you can purchase an adaptor
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Simply no there isn't, but it does come with a 3.5mm to 3.5mm aux cable that you can use to plug them into your device without having to use the battery. On the left side of the headphones is the 3.5mm headphone jack to use the aux cable.
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Of course you can. They come with standard mobile audio connecters. Same size as your ordinary earphone.
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I am not sure, they have the usual small jack size. My guess would be yes, I'm sure there is an adaptor if not.