Does this work with a computer which has separate headphone (green) and microphone (pink) jacks?
2052516
Yes. I use it for doing audio recording. Works like a charm. Very sensitive too
2052517
It comes with a split VoIP adapter so tht you are able to do that just make sure you are purchasing from v-moda and not a third party.
2052518
The BoomPro comes with a splitter that converts the single 3.5mm microphone/headphone jack into separate 3.5mm jacks one for headphones and the other for the microphone which was designed to be used with PCs with separate headphone and microphone jacks. I'm almost sure that it will work if you plug them in their respective jacks. (I doubt the color of the jack will have any effect on compatibility at all).
2052519
Yes it does! I bought it hoping that it did and when I got it I was really happy they did so. What they give you is a jack that converts one 3.5 jack and splits it into two outputs the Mic and the Headphones.
838765
this headset comes with 2 jacks, one for the speaker jack and one for the mike jack. it will match up to your pc perfectly. to use this with other items (cell phone) you would need an adapter that has a 4 prong (or 4 contacts) connector for the stereo speakers and the mic.
1207498
Yes. Just plug it into the green audio port on the computer. If you wish to use the microphone as well, search "Phone headset to PC adaptor".
737879
If you have a 3.5mm Female mic & headphone jack on your computer it will work perfectly fine. I'm 80% sure every computer is built with at least one of each so this headset will work regardless of what Operating System you have.
1929261
great question - not sure. I guess it depends on your computer and if the jack itself is set up for that. my laptop has separate iinputs and i dont think it would work. Probably on newer computers - especially tablets - it would work.
916874
The one I have has pink (microphone) and green(stereo) 3.5mm plugs. Hopefully a quick webcam picture http://imgur.com/cBQKfrn will suffice as proof. (and that you can tell that this is the headset in question)
617777
I apologize for not answering your question properly. Yes, that cable will work for the combo headphones that have a microphone.
1682350
These headphones have a single 3.5mm jack that combines audio input and output. Depending on the hardware your computer has, it may or may not work. If you have one single jack on your computer for both the mic and the headphones, then these will definitely work. If you have two separate jacks (one for mic and one for headphones) then these may work poorly as headphones and poorly as a mic (and not at the same time). You can buy an adapter that is supposed to split the signal to the two separate jacks on you computer aka something like this: http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-MUYHSFMM-Headset-Splitter-Adapter/dp/B0058DOWH6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1381445352&sr=8-2&keywords=3.5mm+mic+splitter Although my experience is that these don't always work great. So, the answer is that it depends on your computer, but you can buy an adapter that is supposed to work with all computers (though they can be tricky). If you want to primarily use these with a pc that has separate mic/headphone jacks, I would find a headset that is designed for this (USB is the way to go in my opinion).
1293219
Yes but you need the adapter that takes both mic and audio 3.5mm jacks into 1 3.5mm jack then it goes in the headphone jack of a macbook.
2178109
Yes. I recently looked at a pair at Best Buy and they have a separate 3.5mm jack for both the headphones and the microphone.
2203727
I have Windows XP. But I would think they work with any computer that has a microphone jack.
2074278
Yes it would work with the one headphone jack. They are mainly for computer speakers which consist of three speakers, meaning three outputs. You have the option to use one, two, or all three outputs.
2083090
Yes, It has to have separate plugs for the microphone and headphone as this connects with two 3.5 headphone style plugs
239095
This works perfectly for headphones that are plugged into it -- ie it converts any usb connector to separate female mini-phone jacks for a microphone and headphones or a speaker. But if the headphone jack is broken, I don't know how she can plug her headphones into this female jack?? Also, note that you may have to manually change the audio output of your computer since with a broken plug, it may think the earphones are still plugged in.
2178660
You'd need an adapter such as this one StarTech.com Headset adapter for headsets with separate headphone / microphone plugs - 3.5mm 4 position to 2x 3 position 3.5mm M/F
938720
No, that little jack will allow you to plug a music source (mp3 player...iPod...) directly into the speakers to get sound. You have to plug a mic into whatever mic input you have on your computer.
274934
No. You have 2 stereo plugs that fit into the computer. One is for the microphone the other is for audio.