Can I use these with a Mac computer - for speech recognition and for listening?
1655512
They're made for the iPod, so I'm almost positive they're compatible with Mac.
1655513
They don't have a microphone so they cannot be used for speech but you could plug them into your computer.
1721979
These should work. We use the iSound for our iPhones and it has remarkable sound with good depth. He'll be impressed. I must admit though, I've never used it with a computer.
2135933
What software you're running shouldn't matter. If your PC has a 3.5mm speaker output jack you can hook them up.
583156
The short answer is actually no. The problem is that all modern Macs (since 2012 or 2013) use an integrated 3.5mm jack for both the output and input (mic). So if you want to use the mic with a Mac, you will need to purchase a USB converter.
449538
If u have a Mac computer there is Bluetooth. So u can wirelessly use the speakers for: iPhone, android, tablet
1697695
Sorry I can't answer. I see no reason why they would as it is just a bluetooth connection. If the computer has BT then these should work. They also work as a hard wired headphone.
2203727
I have Windows XP. But I would think they work with any computer that has a microphone jack.
2148918
I don't know if it works with a Mac, but I don't see why not. If a Mac has a single input hole for speakers, this will work. Mind you, these are not the greatest pair of speakers. They are good for the price, but I would not use them to listen to music.
114039
Yes, these would work with either Mac or PC. Download a Mac template from Avery's site.
883162
There is no microphone but they are a good inexpensive headphone. I have a windows machine so cannot help on the Mac question
836675
Yes, they do work on mac's. I've used them on my mac, my pc and my android phone. I've made phone calls and skype calls. Great sound.quality
1759292
These just plug into a headphone jack of a recording device and don't require any software, so I imagine that if you have recording software on your computer (PC or Mac) that works with a plug-in microphone, it'd work just fine.
740969
Yes, that is the purpose of the optical input. I believe Macs have an optical out combined with the headphone socket, whilst PCs may require a USB to optical converter....
940538
This seems like a loaded question to me :-) I am presuming standard hardware and software configuration, no advanced custom config, then there is no such things as a Mac or a PC speaker. You just need to make sure you have standard audio outputs and connect them and have power. BTW, they are good speakers for the money.
2148916
If it has a headset jack, then these will work, ie, if you can plug your headphones that you use on your iPod into your mac, then these will work. There is no software involved, no installation, just plug in and listen.
2034826
I imagine so. I work on a MacBook and run OS 10.6.8. The speakers require both the standard USB port and the headphone port to operate. They have amazing sound quality for the price. I'm very pleased with them.
1150592
If your computer has a jack that is the right size and the jack supports both speaker (out) and microphone (in), it should work. On my macbook it supports audio input and output just fine.