Does anyone know if you can use these things on flights? Thanks, Michelle
1818964
I asked a flight attendant once (using a different TENS unit). He checked with the pilot and told me it would be fine.
1818965
Well, it runs on batteries and delivers a mild electrical shock. I would check with the airline and see what their policy is regarding a device that can deliver a mild shock. Otherwise, I would think it would be like any other battery operated device - like your cell phone or tablet. But honestly, with all the restriction out there on what you can and cannot carry on to an airplane, I'd rather be safe then sorry and check with the airline beforehand.
1774565
These don't fit in everyone's ears the same way. For me they would not help on an airplane, since they don't rest snugly into my ears. (These are also not truly noise canceling, if that's what you're looking for.)
1593015
i believe this thing is for home only. or at least that it wont work outside. however- i thought that you could use it while connected to wifi outside. maybe at coffeeshop or something, but i honestly dont know about taking it on a plane. it would probably not be allowed, relative to the airline's list of objects that cane be taken on plane. also, it would contain metal and would be found n metal detector. good luck
162012
I have not compared, but I generally have not used any active headphones that are acceptable for general use (from a fidelity perspective). As I only want one pair, and flights are a small component for me, I would use these as they seal off ambient noise quite well. I have not used them on a plane yet, but am certain they will not isolate that noise very well. f you can afford two sets and wish to carry two on trips, get noise cancellation. If you want one set and fidelity is key, get a better single set.However, maybe there are great active sets out there that I have not tried.
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I'm a flight attendant for a major airline. They are allowed, and we are even given a company issued charger for our work phones. The only electronic not allowed are radio transmitting/receiving devices. All other electronics are regulated according to the phase of flight (i.e.) taxi, takeoff, inflight, landing
1288914
Have not tried on a plane, but have tried for noise-cancelling at home. Work at home writing and wanted earbuds to decrease traffic, lawnmower, construction and screaming baby noise. They don't work. They're ordinary low-priced earbuds, not true noise-cancelling devices. Went back to my Klipsch that I bought a few years ago. Oh well...
202703
Sorry, I can't help you with your question. I used mine for in-flight use only. I'm sure there is some app out there for you though.Good Luck!
1749398
easily for a few hours, a flight would be a breeze to keep it chilled - but remember with FAA rules you cannot bring beverages on board- but for medicines or baby'smilk, etc youd be fine. We absolutely love it- take it on car trips a lot and the beach and it stays cold for a long time- ice packs also hold well inside if you know there will be a long period of time it wont be plugged in. We also bought a $30 converter with it that you can plug into a regular outlet a lot of planes have plugs nowadays too. So, if it is for medicine if you cal lthe airlines theyd find a seat for you that has an outlet too- enjoy!
674106
Rini, I'm sorry but we have not used it on an airplane yet. We have not had an opportunity to use it on an airplane. Wish we could be more helpful.
1975845
I'm sorry, I really don't know. I have never tried to use them on a plane...
880129
I have not used them in airports, but I would think they would be considered like a sock. However, as you know, airport security personnel are pretty cautious on our behalf. Personally, I would chance it. Nothing ventured.... I travel with them for entry into temples.
113193
I was informed that you can not fly with this at all as it can explode. You might want to contact your airline to confirm.
1625557
I don't know how much help this will, as I haven't flown in many, many years. Long story short, I got mine to use when I'm on the track. Thought I'd try using them while mowing my lawn one day. The riding mower was much too loud, however I could almost hear the songs. SO, if I could almost hear them while on the riding mower, I would assume you would be able to hear them on a flight. I hope this was somewhat helpful to you.
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and I used the headphones on a flight to and from Australia, fromt he east coast of the USA. Not too many flights int he world longer than that. One set of batteries got me all the way there and back and I had them working with the noise cancellation on the entire time.
2105172
Yes, I got them for my wife for travel. She loves them good sound and very comfortable on a long flight.
1770469
I really do not understand the question. Are you asking how come your batteries will not take a charge the way they use to? Or How come your flight times are shorter? I balance charge my batteries on the way out. I put them in "storage" if I am not going to use them for a while.
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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.