Can this be used to replace the headphones the airlines give you?
1039510
The plug in on the ones I bought were the same as the ones I used on a Delta flight many years ago.
1039511
If u have the right adapterDelta for example uses a double plugIf u had one of those plugs, the JVC's plug into it and off u go
291737
I would think they would work with any device that holds the standard headphone jack. I agree with the comment below by L. Kramberg. This is my first pair of noise-canceling headphones, but they don't seem to cancel any noise when I am on a plane or taking a walk. You'd probably have to spend a lot more money to get a set that truly does that. I like the feel and sound, though; but I'd have been just as fine buying a Sony or similar headphone for half the price I paid for these.
1695912
Yes. You can use them on any MP3 player with a regular headphone jack. The controls on the cord may not work with it but the headphones will work. They do make this same headphone without the 'I' for MP3 players. As far as the airplane... It would depend whether or not you needed and adapter. If it takes a regular 3.5mm jack it will work fine.
185782
No, the headphone part is permeantly connected to the noice cancellation box. I do recommend these headphones. They work really well on airplanes.
1550995
I don't run so that I could not say for sure. I use the headband when I am traveling on planes and it works well. I have worn out the original band and I purchased another plain one , split the back open and inserted the headsets. Works like a charm but the trick of the deal is the flat style headphones.
2105172
Yes, I got them for my wife for travel. She loves them good sound and very comfortable on a long flight.
1695911
it's the standard 3.5mm jack, so you should be fine (again, might need adapters for planes as you would most headphones). The volume/play controller is a different story... so it depends how important that is for you. haven't missed it in my use yet.
1858059
I highly doubt it. These things have 4 singular parts in them and are just made exceptionally robust by Sescom. It would be about the same quality degradation as having a longer headphone wire.
1752726
Yes. Most airlines use a single prong 1/8 inch (3.5 mm) plug so you can just plug it in the same way you plug into your phone/Ipod/MP3 player. This also comes with adapters for twin prong airplane plugs (older airplanes) and 1/4 inch plugs for home stereos.
714685
Yes, but this adapter wouldn't have any real use for your headphones. Your headphones don't have a microphone.This adapter is for splitting the microphone line on smartphone earbuds so that you can use the little mic box with a desktop computer.
1050163
Hi Tom: No, you must use the provided adapter for aviation headphones, then use a large audio to headphone adapter (not provided) in order to use regular headphones. It will still transmit via the body mic unless you also plug the boom mic from the headset into the adapter. Good unit, great battery life.
112517
Hi I am not sure if it would work , But saying that my headphones worked for 2 days then just stopped working so threw them away .......
100487
I'm not sure because we haven't had to use them on a plane yet. I mainly bought it so I wouldn't have to listen to my son's (annoying) video games through the adjoining bedroom wall night and day, lol. Id imagine you may be able to though, as it came with one of those little adapter things on the end to make the jack (plug-in) bigger or smaller, so it can be used on a TV, or a MP3 player, or a guitar amp, etc. I wouldnt take my word for it, but bet the smaller one would probably work in an airplane plug in.
123529
Yes but it's the big kind, (sorry don't know the name). But it comes with a pair that work fine, an adapters are pretty cheap to convert regular headphones
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.
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.
1723393
I don't see why not! I personally used these for headphones but it should be the same idea, as long as you're using 3.5mm connectors.