Can I use Skullcandy Navigator on plane without an airline adapter?
1062174
That would depend on the plane. I normally listen to my ipod on plane rides, but I have used my ink'd on the plane's radio thingy. So if my ink'd worked idk why anything else won't.
1062175
It comes with a standard 3.5mm computer jack. You will need an adapter if you wish to use it in a standard 1/4" aviation audio input (if you're a pilot, or just listening to the comms radio.) However, these are not pilot headphone - so if that's your aim, do not get these.If you're just a passenger on a commercial plane, this headset will be just fine. All passengers should have standard 3.5mm audio jacks near their seat for entertainment.
1062176
Well, most planes today so not require the adapter. Especially if it's domestic. I've used my regular headsets and haven't used the adapter, though I always carry it.
1062177
It comes with a standard 3.5mm computer jack. You will need an adapter if you wish to use it in a standard 1/4" aviation audio input (if you're a pilot, or just listening to the comms radio.) However, these are not pilot headphone - so if that's your aim, do not get these. If you're just a passenger on a commercial plane, this headset will be just fine. All passengers should have standard 3.5mm audio jacks near their seat for entertainment.
353312
The adapter that comes with the headphone should allow you to use it on the airplanes.
2059307
Yes you can, I just used it this week in The Netherlands. You just need to buy an adaptor, it costs like 2-3 dollars at airports and/or home centers.
1219405
Right, I bought a micro SD card and adapter for cheap on Amazon. It's really nice when your on a flight and can't use Bluetooth but don't want to plug into the headset with the aux card. Also really nice if you don't want to pack anything other then the headset with the micro SD card in it.
1739079
If the Bose AE2 has the smaller plug, I believe it should. One of the things I noticed in my last trip to Europe was that the newer Airbus airliners use the standard plug rather than the airline headphone adapter. However, until all the airlines replace the older two prong style with the single socket, I would say to go ahead and buy it. Also, if the Bose AE2 uses the larger plug, I would get the adapter from the larger to smaller and also purchase the airline adapter. While it may be a little bulky (larger plug to smaller plug to adapter, having the Bose headphones to listen to music or an audible book on a 7-10 hour flight makes traveling a lot more bearable. If the Bose AE2 has the smaller plug, I believe it should. One of the things I noticed in my last trip to Europe was that the newer Airbus airliners use the standard plug rather than the airline headphone adapter. However, until all the airlines replace the older two prong style with the single socket, I would say to go ahead and buy it. Also, if the Bose AE2 uses the larger plug, I would get the adapter from the larger to smaller and also purchase the airline adapter. While it may be a little bulky (larger plug to smaller plug to adapter, having the Bose headphones to listen to music or an... » Read More If the Bose AE2 has the smaller plug, I believe it should. One of the things I noticed in my last trip to Europe was that the newer Airbus airliners use the standard plug rather than the airline headphone adapter. However, until all the airlines replace the older two prong style with the single socket, I would say to go ahead and buy it. Also, if the Bose AE2 uses the larger plug, I would get the adapter from the larger to smaller and also purchase the airline adapter. While it may be a little bulky (larger plug to smaller plug to adapter, having the Bose headphones to listen to music or an audible book on a 7-10 hour flight makes traveling a lot more bearable. « Show Less
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.
68061
I believe that all airplane use standard double sponge for audio headphone. The Bose adapter I bought on Amazon has two functions, it uses as a adapter for airplane, one sponge can be bended out of its 2 sponge position for a regular standard audio output. However, the volume is reduced to prevent hearing damages when you use one sponge. I like it...
867885
There was a nice compact black carrying case, but there was no airline adapter. If I recall, we ordered one later from Bose for about $3 or $4.
158767
You won't need it, if you're streaming through iTunes. You would just redirect the sound output to whatever AirPort wifi receiver the AirGo is attached to. Be warned: the newer-shaped AirPorts won't fit in the older AirGo's. I don't know if AirPorts work with Bluetooth, so if they don't, the speaker wouldn't either, I suspect.
1250874
yes, I use it with my iphone. it has a volume button but you must run you iphone at full and adjust at the adaptor or the headset. in a plane I have to run everthing at full.
941259
Yes, they fit the earphone jacks on planes. I used them on an international flight.
1998763
Yes, I fly with mine in my backpack all the time, no problems. If there is something else suspicious-looking with it in your bag, I guess TSA might question it. But, then you turn it on and pair it with your phone and blow them away (figuratively speaking of course!!) with something thumpin'.
1277879
The Microphone does not need to paired with the compilot. You just plug it in and talk. No need for a trip to the audiologist for this.
1032134
Yes. Apparently when you plug this device into an iPhone though you'll initially be prompted with a warning that it was not designed for use with an iPhone. You'll be asked whether you want to activate airplane mode. The reason for this is that the cellular radio on the phone may cause your car stereo speakers to make unexpected noises due to the radio signal. Airplane mode would prevent that interference.
596037
Bluetooth headsets are generally allowed, just not during takeoff and landing. Since they only transmit signal within a few metres, and on a different frequency range than the plane equipment, they don't interact with the equipment and are perfectly safe. Keep in mind that the FAA or whatever other dept. is calling the shots, MAY have a rule in place that an airline person may invoke on you. I have found that even calling the airlines directly does not guarantee that the crew will allow it. I REALLY love my Prosound device. I'm on it right now! I especially like the dual pairing. Listening to my laptop game and then get an incoming call that I don't have to touch anything is great! I hope this helps. Bluetooth headsets are generally allowed, just not during takeoff and landing. Since they only transmit signal within a few metres, and on a different frequency range than the plane equipment, they don't interact with the equipment and are perfectly safe. Keep in mind that the FAA or whatever other dept. is calling the shots, MAY have a rule in place that an airline person may invoke on you. I have found that even calling the airlines directly does not guarantee that the crew will allow it. I REALLY love my Prosound device. I'm on it right now! I especially like the dual pairing. Listening... » Read More Bluetooth headsets are generally allowed, just not during takeoff and landing. Since they only transmit signal within a few metres, and on a different frequency range than the plane equipment, they don't interact with the equipment and are perfectly safe. Keep in mind that the FAA or whatever other dept. is calling the shots, MAY have a rule in place that an airline person may invoke on you. I have found that even calling the airlines directly does not guarantee that the crew will allow it. I REALLY love my Prosound device. I'm on it right now! I especially like the dual pairing. Listening to my laptop game and then get an incoming call that I don't have to touch anything is great! I hope this helps. « Show Less
1471650
airplane plug is a 1/8th inch plug with one band on the stem. thats why standard two band plug just get sound out of one side. so no this headset doesnt come with that kind of adapter.
1653520
You would need an adapter. The camera has the normal/standardize microphone port (aka line in) found in common consumer electronic devices like the iPhone, laptop, mp3 player. However, most aircraft head set use a different and larger "line in/out" port.