can you use these on a airplane: can uou plug this in to the airplanes headphone jacks
932696
No, these are really not for portable use. Inner ear headphones are your best bet for planes.
323519
They are terrible for airplane use. I suggest the cheapest noise cancelling headphones you can find for this purpose. My kids could barely hear using an iphone playing a movie on a plane.
65525
I have never tried them in this application. They will do well with airliner noise unless you are sitting right near the engines. Then you need heavy duty noise cancelation and suggest Sennheisers.
302920
I have not tried these on a plane but have tried others. There is no reason they shouldn't; if the outlet is a different size you will need an adapter.
1921430
Yes, if the plane has a standard 3.5mm stereo jack. Like most headphones, it does not come with a double-prong adapter for planes that require that.
1146361
Hi Brenda, this headphones doesn't have the noise cancelling feature but can be used on an airplane but it will not totally cancel out the noise. - Ella
800083
I have used them on planes before. They work well especially if you are near the rear of the plane. I usually wait for my ears to adjust to cruising altitude before putting them in.
1089401
I used mine on an airplane to listen to music from my ipod. I also use these when I sometimes watch movies on my laptop. Of course these aren't noise cancellation headphones, but the ear cups fit so well over your ears they might as well be. Sound quality is great and they have good, deep bass so I don't see you having any issues hearing movies. They're also very comfortable for long term use.
2145902
Unfortunately I think it depends on the airline - some still use an odd two prong type of jack. And while these are good headphones for the price, they really are somewhat bass heavy and I don't think they would be ideal for a plane. If you are flying a lot, you seriously may want to consider decent noise cancellation headphones. Using headphones on planes really isn't ideal anyway because people wind up cranking the volume too much and it can damage your hearing. Decent noise cancellation headphones cut out some of the loud droning noise that you hear constantly while in a plane or pretty much any kind of vehicle.
1109747
Yes, but your results depend on the airplane. Most airplanes will require the use of an adapter such as this one http://www.amazon.com/Koss-8-Inch-Airline-Adapter-Headphone/dp/B003J9VG2U/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1397658902&sr=8-4&keywords=airplane+headphone+adapters You can usually use the headphones without the adapter, but you will only get sound out of one of the headphones.
2084443
The adapter is $4.40 on Amazon. Search airplane headphone adapter. You will need it to use any single plug headphones on an airplane with the two prong plugs.
185840
The headphones come with a two prong adapter. Planes have two styles depending on the year it was built; the more modern single prong connector which has two area's of contact on a single prong or the two prong connector that channels sound to the right and left ear. This headphone set will work with both given the adapter. I used these on a flight to and from the Philippines (22 hour flight time one way) without needing to replace the batteries and I used them nearly constantly during both flights. So, from one set of batteries I got greater than 40 hours of use and they were still going strong. The headphones come with a two prong adapter. Planes have two styles depending on the year it was built; the more modern single prong connector which has two area's of contact on a single prong or the two prong connector that channels sound to the right and left ear. This headphone set will work with both given the adapter. I used these on a flight to and from the Philippines (22 hour flight time one way) without needing to replace the batteries and I used them nearly constantly during both flights. So, from one set of batteries I got greater than 40 hours of use and they were still going... » Read More The headphones come with a two prong adapter. Planes have two styles depending on the year it was built; the more modern single prong connector which has two area's of contact on a single prong or the two prong connector that channels sound to the right and left ear. This headphone set will work with both given the adapter. I used these on a flight to and from the Philippines (22 hour flight time one way) without needing to replace the batteries and I used them nearly constantly during both flights. So, from one set of batteries I got greater than 40 hours of use and they were still going strong. « Show Less
709375
Hello, Yes, as long as you have attached them to a FAA approved device! My 6 year old son uses them on the plane all the time.
1300059
airplanes with the double jack you will need this. AIRPLANE HEADPHONES JACK ADAPTER PLUG AIRLINE ADAPTOR EARPHONE EAR AUDIO TRAVEL
1625557
I don't know how much help this will, as I haven't flown in many, many years. Long story short, I got mine to use when I'm on the track. Thought I'd try using them while mowing my lawn one day. The riding mower was much too loud, however I could almost hear the songs. SO, if I could almost hear them while on the riding mower, I would assume you would be able to hear them on a flight. I hope this was somewhat helpful to you.
1089399
I haven't used them in an airplane.. but in the car and other noisy places they work great. They do not electronically cancel noise. But they do naturally cancel a lot of noise. I have worn them a collage without anything playing just because they cut out so much noise. Bass is great, clarity is perfect. I would recommend these over any other pair
1443691
No. Most headphones will not include an airline adapter plug. However, they are very comfortable and the sound is excellent. You can buy a movie adapter plug for $4 on Amazon that will be compatible with any headphone set. Hope this helps. I love my DJ1's! Daniel