if i have my iPhone mounted on my bike handlebar will the headphones have enough range to pick up my phone signal?
503150
These aren't headphones with a Bluetooth receiver. The MP3 player is self contained in theearphones themselves, and the music is saved there. So they act on their own.
503151
they dont have any bluetooth or other connectivity...they run independently with the power button on them....no phone needs to connected....
503152
Hi. This is a MP3 player. You load your music to the Walkman and listen to it through the headset. I bought this for my husband. He take it to the gym and he loves it. There are no wires and he doesn't have to carry his iPod of iPhone.
1215546
not me / but if it has the same plug as head phones it should work signal is signal
1973958
If you store your iPhone out of the direct line-of-sight of the HR (like in a back jersey pocket), the signal strength has to be pretty high. Bluetooth frequencies are absorbed by the human body and the signal strength needs to be higher. So when the battery drains a bit, the signal strength drops and you lose the connection. In all likelihood, the HR is still working but the signal is not getting to the iPhone. If you hold your iPhone in front of you, you'll probably start getting HR readings again.Bottom line, don't store your iPhone in the back center jersey pocket. Back side pocket is a little better. But in direct line-of-sight of all the Bluetooth transmitters is best (cadence, HR, iPhone, RFLK). If you store your iPhone out of the direct line-of-sight of the HR (like in a back jersey pocket), the signal strength has to be pretty high. Bluetooth frequencies are absorbed by the human body and the signal strength needs to be higher. So when the battery drains a bit, the signal strength drops and you lose the connection. In all likelihood, the HR is still working but the signal is not getting to the iPhone. If you hold your iPhone in front of you, you'll probably start getting HR readings again.Bottom line, don't store your iPhone in the back center jersey pocket. Back side... » Read More If you store your iPhone out of the direct line-of-sight of the HR (like in a back jersey pocket), the signal strength has to be pretty high. Bluetooth frequencies are absorbed by the human body and the signal strength needs to be higher. So when the battery drains a bit, the signal strength drops and you lose the connection. In all likelihood, the HR is still working but the signal is not getting to the iPhone. If you hold your iPhone in front of you, you'll probably start getting HR readings again.Bottom line, don't store your iPhone in the back center jersey pocket. Back side pocket is a little better. But in direct line-of-sight of all the Bluetooth transmitters is best (cadence, HR, iPhone, RFLK). « Show Less
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Check for the phone jack dimensions on both Headphone and iPhones. I believe the smallest input should suffice
883629
I used them in my van and I barely heard them with the windows down.I doubt you'll be able to listen on a motorcycle
197513
Yes assuming you have a cord long enough to reach you comfortably. There's an open area at the top (you can clearly see it in the picture) for phones with the headphone jack at the top. I believe there is also one at the bottom, but haven't needed that feature and never checked. I agree though, that headphones while riding is not a good idea.
1559578
I use this along with a blueant Bluetooth stereo headset when I'm riding my bike so you should have no problem.
496503
Dude... sorry, just not worth it to wear headphones while cycling. Add headphones to the sound of wind, and you won't hear cars, trains, dogs etc...
1505629
Hi, You would probably need to have them set to maximum volume, they do not by their nature aim at noise cancellation, I did manage to hold a conversation on my bike in traffic but noisy vehicles do cause problems. A noisy vehicle does not sound like an ideal use of these headphones, as the idea is to allow you notice other noise.
44895
Based on your question and for what my mom tells me about the device. The answer is yes. She loves the idea that she can hear the phone ringing from as far as the front patio --14 feet away. The audio is clear when I call her using my cell phone.
1119241
I have an iPhone and the headphones hole was at the top so I'm not sure if I have accurate information for you.
1986955
I use mine on bike, in car, w my apple tv and I have wifi @ work so it is worth the money to me. I upgraded from an old ipod classic so its is a MUCH better device.
969714
Yes. It will connect to your Bluetooth for your phone and you can answer telephone calls, stream music using a voice commands (Siri play Dylan ), and you can also get a wireless if your current bike has a music system like a CD player, radio, or satellite radio.
330288
NO!, but it will enhanced the signal. I have both, one for the house and the other for the car.
776593
I use it in my helmet on my Harley, and it has plenty of output. I do use ear buds rather than the included headphones, better with wind and helmet issues.
382567
Works great with my iPhone 4 with an effective range of about 30 ft inside or out. We live in a rural area of Tn and rarely get 3 bars of signal strength. If i had to make my choice again i would buy this speaker.
703352
I use my Beats Mount every day on my Beach Cruiser and my Road Bike. It's a solid mount and I have had no problems with sound quality. I still prefer ear buds on my road bike when I'm on the bike trail (no cars) but the Beats with the mount is nice on the street so I can still hear cars approaching.