Is there a way to use the chord and disable noise cancelling if you don't want to use any battery power?
1311194
A) this does not have active noise cancelling.b) yes, if you plug the cord in it does not use the battery powering the bluetooth connection. so if your battery dies for wireless usage, you can always switch to traditional analog input.
1311195
A) this does not have active noise cancelling. b) yes, if you plug the cord in it does not use the battery powering the bluetooth connection. so if your battery dies for wireless usage, you can always switch to traditional analog input.
1311196
u can use classic 3,5mm stereo cable (supplied with headphones), but these don't have noise cancelling (although earcups do excellent job there)
1311197
This model doesn't have noise cancelling. Using the jack cord in the bundle will not use the batteries though, so I guess the answer for your question is yes.
1311198
The cord can be attached and the power wont turn on with the audio jack plugged in automatically
927386
It isn't technically noise canceling considering there's no need for batteries. However, the sound isolation is similar to noise canceling due to the design of the cups. They are really great headphones and keep out most sounds. I use them all the time. Plenty of times my girlfriend has asked for favors that I never heard because these headphones are so boss.
1900831
It does not disable the audio, just takes up socket for charging devices. Works great.
1566764
There is no need for battery use if youhave 3.5mm cord hooked up. Theyonly use battery if you are in bluetoothmode. TERRENCE
728462
I mute mine using my phone. I am not sure if you can do it from the headset itself.
1140319
Yes, and it's very useful to do so. Conversely, you can listen to music without a battery in the headphones (but you'll need to switch the device to "off").
1227298
Yes you can. Just disconnect the main plug in chord and electric connection
1880882
Yes, they will work without power and the battery fully drained. Just use the included audio cable/cord and plug into your device and you can still listen. Of course the noise canceling and audio processing will no longer work but you can still listen if you forget to charge the headphones or run out of juice on a flight/trip.
1453458
Yes you can as long as you dont have your setting on to where if you turn it over or cover it it mutes your phone.
1450121
Yup. Unplug green built in cable. Connect crappy iphone with male to male aux (headphone) cable. Not all songs work good but its nice having the option to check.
1301101
You don't, it is device dependent pause or stop the source I.E. I phone etc... It only has sound up or down and on/ off.
923199
If you mean having to unplug the headphone jack every time you want to hear your computer speakers, yes. Lifting the headphones from the base does nothing but stop charging them, you still have to turn them on, to hear anything, and as long as the cord from the base is plugged into your computer, you won't hear the speakers.
1742020
I haven't tried this. But according to the instructions, turning on the amp (bass boost) turns off the noise cancellation.
158184
Not sure if it's OK but it does work. When the unit runs out of power, you can still use it as an earphone. Power gives it the noise canceling function. I also carry a backup portable power pack in case I run out of power while on an airplane, but it hasn't happened yet.
1742024
No, according to everything I've read, you can select either noise cancellation OR amplification; not both at the same time. BTW, you can prove this by switching between NC and AMP with no input. When you select NC from "off," you can hear the noise being reduced. When you switch to AMP from NC, the background noise increases.
356100
Don't Have a IPOD. Regarding Laptop use, headphones worked as advertised. However, kept unintentially turning off the noise-cancelling feature. Button is positioed poorly
163564
You can still hear music from an mp3/iPod device if the batteries are removed but the noise cancelling and boost/amplifying functions won't work.