I have a 2011 Cadillac SRX that uses bluetooth phones for the backseat DVD system. Will these work? Are they bluetooth?
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They worked in my 2012 Acadia. They are not Bluetooth. They are infrared and receive a signal from a transmitter in the rear of the car.
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They worked for my 2011 Buick LaCrosse CXS. They should work. They are not Bluetooth, they use Infrared technology for their wireless connection.
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They should work for you but I would review your owners manual to be sure. Best wishes
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No, these have to have something send the sound to them wirelessly. They are mainly for use in cars and vans that have built in DVD players
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I think not. The receiver does have Bluetooth, but it is for receiving audio signals from mobile devices, tablets, and Bluetooth equipped computers. Not for sending signals to rear speakers. Usually a system that can do that comes with those rear Bluetooth speakers. In any case, they do not really solve the "wires" problem in a 7.2 surround system, because you still have two Wide speakers spread across the room with wires of their own to trip over. I solved my problem with a floor wire cover from the front of the room to the rear with wires from all 4 speakers (Wide & Rear) getting dispersed under the viewing seats. I think not. The receiver does have Bluetooth, but it is for receiving audio signals from mobile devices, tablets, and Bluetooth equipped computers. Not for sending signals to rear speakers. Usually a system that can do that comes with those rear Bluetooth speakers. In any case, they do not really solve the "wires" problem in a 7.2 surround system, because you still have two Wide speakers spread across the room with wires of their own to trip over. I solved my problem with a floor wire cover from the front of the room to the rear with wires from all 4 speakers (Wide & Rear)... » Read More I think not. The receiver does have Bluetooth, but it is for receiving audio signals from mobile devices, tablets, and Bluetooth equipped computers. Not for sending signals to rear speakers. Usually a system that can do that comes with those rear Bluetooth speakers. In any case, they do not really solve the "wires" problem in a 7.2 surround system, because you still have two Wide speakers spread across the room with wires of their own to trip over. I solved my problem with a floor wire cover from the front of the room to the rear with wires from all 4 speakers (Wide & Rear) getting dispersed under the viewing seats. « Show Less
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Yes...we were able to use the wireless headphones that were originally designed for our Chevy Uplander. They synced right up...no issues with that.
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Hi Jerri,As far as I know it works with bluetooth only .. I use it for my iPad.. watching movies over wifi streaming... btw the headphones are GREAT! I use them in my car for bluetooth connected music etc.... if you have another question feel free to ask. Why would you need them for wifi... or how?
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as long as the radio is Bluetooth ready they will work you can talk through the radio on the phone then the headphones will work and they are very good work good they're clear we have a minivan and they work great we listen to the radio of us and the kids don't you're saying but the movie star watching
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no, they work in most cars with an DVD entertainment system. Use these headphones with Alpine's PKG-RSE2 or other single-source entertainment system
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I don't think these guys understood your question. I was wondering too about this as my car has bluetooth built in for calls, but no a2dp technology for the audio. I searched thru the reviews and I guess it does work with your factory builit-in bluetooth. See copy and paste below. "Works in conjunction with the bluetooth phone headset built into my car, so able to pair audio output & phone interface once I turn on BT on my phone. I rarely have to click the single button on the clip to get it paired."
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This is not bluetooth. You need wire connection. I use it for surround speakers but they are good enough for front left and right.
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Yes....but these are just monitors ..no DVD player built in. The audio will come from your DVD player. I have a pioneer in dash navigation DVD player combo . So the audio comes from my stereo, but have audio cables to the headrest monitors , so when I'm on long trips. The rear headphones work while I listen to music.
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I think not. The receiver does have Bluetooth, but it is for receiving audio signals from mobile devices, tablets, and Bluetooth equipped computers. Not for sending signals to rear speakers. Usually a system that can do that comes with those rear Bluetooth speakers. In any case, they do not really solve the "wires" problem in a 7.2 surround system, because you still have two Wide speakers spread across the room with wires of their own to trip over. I solved my problem with a floor wire cover from the front of the room to the rear with wires from all 4 speakers (Wide & Rear) getting dispersed under the viewing seats.
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Your model does have Bluetooth, so I can only assume that they would work. Anything older than an HD doesn't have the option.
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I'm not sure I use mine in my van with my DVD player I really do not think you can use these with a cell phone to be honest
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I drive a Chevy Tahoe and they work great in mine! As long as the D.V.D player has wireless capability it should work.
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The speakers are of essentially standard type and will work on almost anything. This includes the rear speakers which are simply connected to the H5500 Bluetooth receiver.
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If your car came with wireless headphones originally then these are almost certain to work. All IR headphones basically work with the same technology. I bought them and have successfully used them in a 2011 Escalade, 2012 Caravan and a 2014 Odyssey.
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They are not bluetooth, that is why i return this product, i got my Ion bluethooth speaker and i'm happy with it.