are they compatible with android? meaning do the control buttons work, and the battery metter, etc.
1050039
The buttons work. However, long pressing the + button would only back up to the beginning of the current track, it would not back up to the previous tracks. Otherwise it works with my Samsung (Android 4.2). There is no battery meter for Android. The earphone makes a beeping sound when the battery is about to go out.
1050040
Yes, the controller buttons work with android. Not sure what you mean by battery meter.
1050041
I might not have had them long enough to get that working. It worked well with my iPad and I could see the battery meter on it. I didn't see it on my Android, but I didn't have time to see if there was anything I could do to change that. I don't think so, but I didn't get more than 2 charges with it.
1050042
sorry. I used it on my iPhone. Also, the range of the bluetooth is quite close; other bluetooth headsets i've used before have better distance.
33299
They work with Bluetooth, I don't have an android nor a kindle, don't know if they have Bluetooth. It's very fragile, I wouldn't buy them again, they broke off after 1 week.
1468392
As far as I know they are. I use them all many different devices and used several different apps to program them. I have not had any issues with them
1866125
I used for an iPhone. Didn't try for android. But they sound awful. Keep away.
930317
As long as the button type things clip on they should work . So far all type are working for me .
767118
Hello, They will work as far as sound and listening but I am not sure about the controls for pause/play and volume. I will connect them to my wife's Galaxy S3 and report back later. Thanks, Bill
1867546
Yes. These are Nokia headphones, so the buttons are designed to work with any Windows Phone.
2073389
The buttons work with any Samsung devices as far as I know. The ear buds are great quality, work great.
1011378
Yes they are and they work remarkably well. You can use a few apps in the play store. I use NFC task launcher and tagwriter
1387492
The controls (buttons and microphone) are NOT cross platform compatible. They only work with iPhone.However, these headphones will play sound perfectly well on an Android.To get iPhone headset controls to work with Android requires opening them up and soldering in resistors.Here is the link to the hack:http://www.instructables.com/id/Galaxy-Nexus-and-others-headset-remote-with-medi/I am not fully aware of what models of headsets with controls work with Android, but I am sure they are out there.
1590889
No, I bought them for my android and they did not work. There are some that are, these were not. The mic worked but not volume control
252288
I can't answer for sure but i compared the controls to make sure the buttons matched and it works great. Hope that helps.
986052
Hi, yes you can use them on an android phone. But you have to use the phones volume control because the head phone volume control won't work when you plug it into the phone.
2233209
The microphone and volume controls do not work on Android phones. There's a disclaimer in the fine print that says:"The remote and mic are supported only by iPod nano (4th and 5th generation), iPod classic (120GB, 160GB only), iPod touch (2nd and 3rd generation), iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and iPad. The remote is supported by iPod shuffle (3rd generation). Audio is supported by all iPod models. Requires latest iPod software."The play/pause button and the speakers themselves do work and (I think) they sound very nice.
472607
Yes they do work with android . I am using them with my Note 2 and I am able to answer and cancel call with the mic button.
1949734
If you have a phone with android you can download a software to control it. It works nice !
1154093
If you are asking if the "headphones" work with "mobile phones that run android" - yes. The headphones will work with anything that has a 3.5mm jack. (however, having a low impedance - they are more suited to mobile devices - where the drivers have less juice.) If your question is about the remote - the volumes most certainly don't work. The call/answer button works. But I have had differing luck with different android versions. (even with headphones designed for Android) Google messed it up big time in the version before Kit-Kat where they pretty much superseded the controls whereby it went to either Google search or called the last number for single and double clicks. In Kit Kat, I am able to pause/play (single click) and next (two clicks). I haven't been able to get triple click to work!