Will these work with an ipod mini?
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To my knowledge, although I haven't tried it on the iPad Mini rather an iPad3, is YES - they should work on a Mini or any other Bluetooth 2.0 or above device.
1321364
Yes, but lots of ipad mini's need a reset before using any 3.5mm headsets or speakers including these (mine did). Just press the home and power button at the same time till logo appears and it will work fine.
1920407
They should, yes. As long as the device has a 3.5mm connection, they will work.
2062510
YesI use mine with iPod nano all the time the volume is outstanding and the sound superb. I would assume they would work the same with any portable player.
1072091
Yes, they will work with an iPod and anything that supports headphones up to around 32ohms. The cable is about 10 feet long and it is NOT detachable.
1375115
They should ,I use ipad and iPod and anywhere that has any RCA plug (little round hole usually on the side)
1979073
yes, they will work with any device that uses a 3.5 mm headphone jack input
74472
Well, I guess they will work. The cable is long (4 feet, I guess), so the iPod doesn't need to be very close. I hope it helps!
1633763
Yes. They come with a removable adapter. Works with 1/8" (iPod) or 1/4" plugs.
150045
I don't think they will work with an iPhone since these were specifically made for android/Sony devices. However they will work fine with laptops and mp3 players.
1836760
They should work. We used them on iPad minis. We had issues with having to press harder than usual with this stylus though.
510700
They can be used with any device that has a 3.5mm headphone jack. I use mine with both an iPod Nano, iPad and my PC.
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Hi Rav, These headphones are compatible with any device that has a standard mini-stereo (3.5mm) jack audio output. -Anthony
1307528
They should work with any product that has a headphone jack. Hope this helps.
1281895
They should work with any audio player with a 3.5 mm jack--iPhone, iPod, I'm guessing Android and nearlly all other smartphones have the standard size. Mac computers, iPad, etc, too.
295677
I don't see why they wouldn't. Nearly all audio electronics use the 3.5mm headphone jack. All of my Apple products have the 3.5mm jack. If not then it's the smaller 2.5mm. Either way, if you needed you could just buy an adapter for a dollar.
1069450
it will work on anything with a standard 3.5mm headphone jack. (ipod, etc)BUT the headphones do not have a built in volume adjustment in them, so I wouldn't recommend them unless you have a standalone headphone amp to control volume on.