Just making sure, will this just straight up plug into my laptop without any adapters?
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Maybe not. A new MacBook uses an iPhone-type plug -- it's a 4-conductor 3.5mm (aka 1/8") plug. For a newer MacBook with Retina display, you'll want to also get http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ENFA3GO/ (if the link gets removed, look for Amazon product B00ENFA3GO called "headset buddy"). Older MacBooks and standard laptops usually have two small 3-prong plugs. This is, by far, the standard and has been for 20+ years. Pink is generally universal for microphone and green for headphones. In a 2-plug setup, this Sennheiser is absolutely standard and will work well. The above Headphone Buddy adapter will also make this work with a modern cell phone as a handsfree.
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On 'old' computers with two separate 3.5mm plug (one for output/headphones/green , one for input/mic/pink) you can connect them directly. For 'newer' computers (got a MacBook Pro 2013) with a single 3.5mm connector (input/output) and/or most current phones, you'll be needing Sennheiser PCV 05 Combo Audio Adapter (That's my xmas gift!)Sennheiser PCV 05 Combo Audio Adapter
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If your laptop has two plugs.. One for Mike and one for ear phones. ( green n Pink ??) small plugs Not like guitar.I use this for gaming. Is a blast if you have your friend and you stalking the enemy. Gotta have it. Real good quality too.
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Maybe not. A new MacBook uses an iPhone-type plug -- it's a 4-conductor 3.5mm (aka 1/8") plug. For a newer MacBook with Retina display, you'll want to also get PC Headset to 3.5mm Smartphone Adapter - 01-PC35-PH35 (if the link gets removed, look for Amazon product B00ENFA3GO called "headset buddy").Older MacBooks and standard laptops usually have two small 3-prong plugs. This is, by far, the standard and has been for 20+ years. Pink is generally universal for microphone and green for headphones. In a 2-plug setup, this Sennheiser is absolutely standard and will work well.The above Headphone Buddy adapter will also make this work with a modern cell phone as a handsfree. Maybe not. A new MacBook uses an iPhone-type plug -- it's a 4-conductor 3.5mm (aka 1/8") plug. For a newer MacBook with Retina display, you'll want to also get PC Headset to 3.5mm Smartphone Adapter - 01-PC35-PH35 (if the link gets removed, look for Amazon product B00ENFA3GO called "headset buddy").Older MacBooks and standard laptops usually have two small 3-prong plugs. This is, by far, the standard and has been for 20+ years. Pink is generally universal for microphone and green for headphones. In a 2-plug... » Read More Maybe not. A new MacBook uses an iPhone-type plug -- it's a 4-conductor 3.5mm (aka 1/8") plug. For a newer MacBook with Retina display, you'll want to also get PC Headset to 3.5mm Smartphone Adapter - 01-PC35-PH35 (if the link gets removed, look for Amazon product B00ENFA3GO called "headset buddy").Older MacBooks and standard laptops usually have two small 3-prong plugs. This is, by far, the standard and has been for 20+ years. Pink is generally universal for microphone and green for headphones. In a 2-plug setup, this Sennheiser is absolutely standard and will work well.The above Headphone Buddy adapter will also make this work with a modern cell phone as a handsfree. « Show Less
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yes , reminder it is not a usb headset, it has regular plug, to laptop yes , iphone (for listening), ...
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Mine did not come with an adapter but if you have a "USB to wall adapter" that should work.
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I'm sorry. I don't see you asking a question here. What is your question? As you say, this Toshiba should definitely work with your laptop. And it doesn't require a power adapter. You just plug it into your computer via a USB 2.0 or 3.0 port. It is true their user's guide is almost non-existent and poorly written. I guess they figure the unit is so easy to use, a person can just figure out how to use it by reading the directions on the computer screen. Personally, what I find confusing is : what happens when you back up your computer so many times, you reach its 1TB limit, because apparently it keeps adding on the backup memory to the unit every time you back up? Does the unit automatically "delete" some or all of the least recent backup? It is a little confusing. Thanks.
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The DC output only puts out 2A through 9V, and 1.5A through 12V, so probably not unless your laptop is ultra, ultra low-power?
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Not positive, but if you have your desktop connected directly to the adapter and not the wifi then NO!
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I believe it will, since you are plugging your own USB cable into it. (Usb cable is not included.)
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I don't think so. But you may want to check the Voltage/Amps your laptop needs and compare it to the one this charger supplies. On the other hand I don't know how you are planning to plug your laptop to a USB.
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I used a converter with built-in plug adapter. If you just change the plug you still have too much voltage (220) and could fry your laptop.
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Sue, which adaptor cord do you need? The regular power supply or the cord that goes into a USB port? If its the usb port I think I have one that I do not need. Would be happy to send it to you for free.
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This comes with a P1 JACK, SO YES, you need an adapter.In fact, its better to have a DAC, not only a Amp to hear these on a laptop.I normally use a fiio or a hifiman to connext ro my laptop and hear these inea
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No, unless some kind of adapter is available...this is designed for the small laptop format.
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no, you need the included ac adaptor(is a 12v output), usb is only 5v output.
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No adapter needed. Only tool needed is a small philips head screwdriver. If there is a 250 or 500 memory in the socket, remove that and slide in the new one. Shouldn't take more than 5 minutes. There is an instructive video on utube that is helpful. Charlels
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Certainly. All you need is a cable with the same plug on each end as will fit the sound output on your laptop.
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As far as I know it is not. My son-in-law who is more tech savvy than I am installed it for me. No adapter was necessary. Hope this helps.
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I don't think so... it really a basic adapter. So if you don't have problem using other basic devices then it won't be a problem with it either.
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it depends on a lot. you have to know what you are doing and is your laptop compatible with this adapter. other wise it's a waste of money.BTW customer service sucks from this supplier. just a heads up