Will the track control / volume control / answer function work with an Xperia Z3?
1076175
Hi Maria L., remote control for this Sony MDR-EX100IP/B will work only on compatible Apple devices like iPhones, iPod and iPad. It will not work on Android phones such as your Xperia Z3. -Ely
1880860
No, at least not on my galaxy s3 phone. i Cannot tell if it has one or two buttons in the control, but either way it only pauses and plays music for me.
1230137
Android is not like Windows. The volume buttonis all there is. Worse yet, Stealth is not a certified Android system. From my experience with them (one day was more than enough for me to dump that sucker), you're stuck.
1697383
Almost all the controls work on Android... I haven't tested the microphone function yet, but the pause/play/next button (one button with a series of taps skips or pauses, etc) work fine. However, the volume control does not. Easy enough to get to used to, still would have been nice to see the same capability across Android as well...
1801567
Yes. The multi function button has control for volume/play/pause/next track/answer and end call/microphone very nice for the price.
445771
Yes it does but the volume control does not function in Droid. Only Apple. Seems to do some other odd things if plugged in listening to music depending on the phone, like change songs or fast forward reverse,unpredictably.
220664
Middle button for Answer/finish call yes, volumen definitely not. I have an S4 running Android 4.2
72382
Can't speak for iPhone, but if its anything like my android device, it's pretty much useless. None of the control or EQ buttons doing anything. They only work when playing mp3s on the device itself.
1517565
Yes, but be aware of two things: 1) The volume control does not work when you use the Auxillary input jack. In that case, you are expected to control the volume exclusively on the connected device. 2) The volume control buttons are combined with the next track and previous track buttons. In other words, if you tap the previous track button, you will go to the previous track, but if you hold it down, the volume decreases.
1234402
I have a Z10. This speakerphone works perfectly with it. Bought one for my car and my wife's and it works in both. Use it to listen to the music on my SD card and for phone calls and for navigation through BlackBerry maps or NavFree. All works. Highly recommended. I believe it also works for Android devices.
346695
Unfortunately the controls work onky with iProducts. I returned my earphones. I tried the model down (450 I believe) but they also didnt work. I then got Mobster DNA with "universal remote" but those also did NOT work with my Samsung phone! For now I gave up!
1522425
Yes, you can play/pause track, step back/ahead, up/down volume, answer/drop calls, turn headphones on/off and perform voice command if available on the phone. A nice voice provides feedback for main actions, and alerts on battery low and connection down.
295873
The first two iPhone models (1st gen & 3G) didn't have volume control built into their TRRS jack control system. I'm guessing the mic would still work if you were on a call and you might even be able to start and stop music and answer calls, but that's just speculation on my part.
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Short Answer: Yes it's Universal control. Long Answer: Yes Universe However i only tested it on HTC ONE, Samsung Galaxy Note 2, and the nexus 4 & 5 with popular apps(Spotify, Pandora, Google Access, and the phones custom UI default music apps) It most likely will work for any smart phone but may vary how (might answer calls but not control music for certain Apps, or vice versa). Even the apple version works with other smart phones.
1554161
Yes it does but controls like play, pause, next and previous track only work from the phone.
1432913
Hi Ricardo, this will work on Android phones for the audio part. Volume Control will not work because the earphones was originally designed for Apple devices. -Vincent
1935879
The microphone and middle button work on any mobile OS; the middle button can be used to answer/hang up calls, double click for next track and triple click for previous track. The volume keys will work on some Android devices with a custom kernel.