Can I use these on a plane to listen to my iPad music or the free TV they have on the plane?
492040
Yes you can if you have a usb wall plug or somewhere the wireless adapter has power then connecting an aux cable that connects from the wireless adapter to the ipad. Although without power for the wireless adapter then you cannot use the headset.
492041
In fact, no. They require a transmitter to your computer or pod with USB power from a wall socket to it. The headphones are great at home only, or with power and a laptop on a Wifi hotspot.
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.
817199
Being a non-flyer I can't answer that part of the question. They work great for listening to movies on my computer, either DVD or streaming.
1062174
That would depend on the plane. I normally listen to my ipod on plane rides, but I have used my ink'd on the plane's radio thingy. So if my ink'd worked idk why anything else won't.
386376
Yes. I do this quite frequently. The Airport Express must have the speakers out connected to an audio (aux) in on the stereo and the stereo must be on and set to play that input to on the speakers. From there, any airplay equipped device (computer with iTunes or iOS device) may play to the connected speakers.
203556
I used a pair like these, with passive noise cancellation, on a plane and they were actually pretty good. It will not stop the ear pressure due to altitude, but you wont hear a thing
784546
Nope. You can hook it up to a computer or an iPad and then hook them up tô speakers. Then you're good to go.
1718798
I'm pretty sure you can plug it into the plane. I can plug this into my iphone, and I can use my iphone headphones on the plane so I'm pretty sure you can. They're comfortable, personally I don't like to use headphones for too long.
1425836
YES! I use them when watching blu-rays on my HP laptop on long flights. I had no problems pairing them at all!
1118676
They are rather big and bulky to bring on a plane. They don't "cancel" the backround noise and they only muffle thebackround noise I get in my den. The planes engines, I doubt it. However, for listening at home, they can't be beat!
1700015
Yes,they support IPhone and IPad. Their airplay will be posted when you switch on, no need to download.
1089403
Well for airplane use, the audio bleeds out, i have used them, but i would not recommend them for this sole use, if you want good headphones then get them, just do not turn up the audio to a level that bothers people. Also they work fine with movies, but in my official review I do recommend you use an audio amplifier to get what you paid for out of these headphones.
432438
These speakers should be connected to an amplifier. You can use an iPad as your audio source if the iPad is connected to an amplifier that is then connected to the speakers.
1828622
They are headphones, not a TV.Jokes aside, havent tried it. It depends on if your TV has a headphone jack or not.
895539
Yes, they have a mini plug as well as an adapter that has two plugs for things like airplane audio and video. Works on all Apple products
312334
Yes, as long as it has an audio jack. I use mine to watch movies on my tablet with my husband on flights. The tablet volume wasn't loud enough with our cheap headphones and this worked perfectly.
436782
Yes, they will work with iPad Air. They will sound just as good or even better compared to other headphones, even some of the more expensive ones.