Do you plug the USB into the PC, which sends the signal, and then there is no wire to the headphones? Or if you are at a PC, do you need the wire?
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You plug the USB into the PC. You do not need the wire when you are sitting at the computer. The wire is for charging the headphones, so as long as they are charged fully, the headphones do not need to be attached to the wire while sitting at the computer.
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Yes you plug the dongle into the PC. The wire is only for charging the headset.
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It comes with a USB Bluetooth dongle. The wired USB connection is for charging the headset.
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the only wire that is there is to charge the headphone. once charged the headphones r wireless. n yes the wireless adapter connects to the usb of the computer. range is pretty good for a 1000sq ft house.
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sorry for taking so long....the headphones connect to the pc via a usb dongle- headphone jack is not required
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no sorry these need a wire but they are wireless headphones by sms audio but not these hope this helped!
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No. You have to plug the wire in for the headphone to work. But the wire never gets damaged or pulled too hard because it pops out under stress.
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One side of the headphones has a micro USB port hidden beneath a rubber flap. You have to pry it off gently. The other end of the USB cable can be powered by your computer or a USB charger. The result will be the same.
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I don't see any way to connect headphones to these speakers. The speakers plug into the headphone jack on the pc (along with a usb port). Hope this helps.
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You connect the E10 to your computer via the USB. It then converts the signal for you to plug in either your powered speakers or your headphones using a 1/8" phono plug. Works amazing! Really. You need to configure your computer audio out to be sent they the USB though. Not hard. Enjoy!
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Hi Jane,The USB option is really meant for computer-to-device communication. You could use the output jack, which is used for headphones for your car, and maybe buy an adapter for it.
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Connect to headphone output on your PC and another end to converter headphone input. There is a wire for that included.
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Not a USB plug. But most computers have a mic/ headphone port like these headphones have.
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I just plug them into the USB port and the picture of headphone port. Than I got sound. Make sure the volume on your computer is up and adjust the volume on your speakers wire. One time I had turned it the wrong way and got no sound. I hope this is helpful. The sound is great and loud with good base. I use them all the time with my Students skills DVD.
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I do not see a headphones port on the monitor; personally, I connect mine to my computer.
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you sure you don't have the cable in the audio pc/hmdi input (this connection is in "input 5" box, just above and to the right of the digital audio output; i believe this is the same connection type...) judging by the lack of picture instead of audio, that is my best guess anyway. someone correct me if i'm wrong (my tv is hanging and i cannot really see the connections), but i do not believe this device has a standard audio output (besides the headphone out)...
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I have purchased it, to use it with my headphone and while this card is plugged in it's the sound card that outputs the signal.We also use it on a server at work. The server did not have a sound card on the motherboard(build in) nor and external car. This card gave sound to this PC.
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Yes, the nano receiver or a bluetooth dongle are needed (unless your computer has resident bluetooth capability). "Connected with the wire" is unclear to me. If you mean the charging cable, all it does is charge the headphones; it does not transmit data. You can use the headphones while charging, but must use the nano or bluetooth.
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A small antenna is plugged into the USB port. There are no wires between the headset and the computer.
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usb head phones do not interact with a hardware sound card at all (so you dont need a sound card). USB drivers install on the OS and handle everything through software, the headphones themselves have the necessary chipsets to do everything else and completely bypasses your audio chipset. If you have the type of headphones that use USB to *POWER* them then you plug that into any proper usb port (whatever voltage is needed is specified by the manufacturer and that would determine if you use USB 2 or 3 ports) and plug in the stereo jack into the sound card.