Does it works full functions with Nexus one? Klipsch Image S4i Premium Noise-Isolating Headset with 3-Button Apple Control
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I just bought one, still running Android 2.1, and literally half of the buttons are currently working; play/pause and skip forward (not reverse). Volume up/down and skip back are all failing to work. Honestly, I don't care. These things sound amazing. I'm no audiophile, and have always laughed at those that get all nerdy about it, but I really could hear a drastic difference when I switched. Worth $100? Not to me, not really, but I'm sick of dealing with companies that do not back their products with some type of warranty or support. Hopefully Klipsch will solve that problem.
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yes should work fine. I use my with Iphone5 and controls volume track and answers calls no problem. Currently using the IOS 7.03 update. Best value for dollar in Headphone out there.
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It works very well with Nexus 4. It doesn't put it to car mode, but just charges it. Only downside is that you need to squeeze the aux cable for sound because the mic hole is on the other side. It still fits by adjusting it on the dock or sand down a new hole.
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System came with a cable that connects headphone jack on phone into volume control knob, also came with a little stand for device. This works for my Samsung Galaxy Nexus and for my I-touch.
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None!Control talk does not have volume features but you can easily replace it with one that has. I did. Probably works on anything that has simple headphones
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Yes, it works great with my iphone 4s. Have been using together for the last2-3 months. Zero problems. Contrary to some reviews, I notice a significantincrease in volume output, 30-50% according to my ears. 0(*,*)0 Fii0 makes great products, the E1 is no exception. Very good value for $10!I highly recommend!
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the 4 button works with android, but only for pause/play. That's because the other buttons use the Apple proprietary signally controls. I have the Apple version and use it fine on both an iPod (where i can skip songs and control volume. I also use it on my android phone for playing music and making phone calls. There, i simply ignore the volume buttons.
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No, it doesn't work as a multi-function button, nor does it activate Siri or S-Voice (on Android). This is a major bummer about this otherwise nice device. If that is what you need your Bluetooth device to do, look at the Noisehush, or even most cheaper, lesser known brands - usually they do work in that manner. I have tested it on several devices. Although others state they can successfully accomplish it, it hasn't worked for me. I am an electronics engineer - so perhaps mine is defective? That's just my experience. Battery life is quite decent the limited times I have used it (because of the non-activating button). Sound quality is also good. No, it doesn't work as a multi-function button, nor does it activate Siri or S-Voice (on Android). This is a major bummer about this otherwise nice device. If that is what you need your Bluetooth device to do, look at the Noisehush, or even most cheaper, lesser known brands - usually they do work in that manner. I have tested it on several devices. Although others state they can successfully accomplish it, it hasn't worked for me. I am an electronics engineer - so perhaps mine is defective? That's just my experience. Battery life is quite decent the limited times I have used it (because of... » Read More No, it doesn't work as a multi-function button, nor does it activate Siri or S-Voice (on Android). This is a major bummer about this otherwise nice device. If that is what you need your Bluetooth device to do, look at the Noisehush, or even most cheaper, lesser known brands - usually they do work in that manner. I have tested it on several devices. Although others state they can successfully accomplish it, it hasn't worked for me. I am an electronics engineer - so perhaps mine is defective? That's just my experience. Battery life is quite decent the limited times I have used it (because of the non-activating button). Sound quality is also good. « Show Less
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I have an s4 and the music control function works flawlessly. I do not know why the other answer you got was incorrect. I use these constantly. The function is very spotty on iPhone but for my samsung it is one of the best sounding headsets I own. I went thru about 4 sets of different brands and these are the best.
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I dont personally own an ipad, or apple products. i have and tried on android products and a friend's iPhone 5s, and the middle silver button works, it plays, pauses, answers and ends calls (as intended), but the volume rocker buttons doesnt do anything... i am using the cable for some skullcandy hesh 2, i wanted to have a cable to have a mic and volume rockers, other cables with rockers have worked... but just to make sure, the middle silver button works, just not the volume rocker, for me at least
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My mix works with my S3 and my monster headohones. The start/stop button works too. My headphones don't have volume control.
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I've used this headset for about 6 months and believe that I can accurately answer this is not one of those sets. There is only one button which answers/disconnects calls or activates Siri on iPhone. I see no other options or buttons to activate a feature as such. So my answer would be no.
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No volume control, toggle switch pauses and advances tunes on i-pod,etc. Works fine with i-Phone 4-s.
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Well, it's a standard jack, so it should work on your average device that's built for that. I'm not really sure about the control buttons, though. My Nexus has them fine
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I have a Samsung Galaxy S4 and the inline controls do not seem to be fully supported. Obviously, they still work as regular headphones though. You can play and pause, but volume and previous/next do not do anything. Long-holding the play/pause button brings up S-Voice.
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The controls (buttons and microphone) are NOT cross platform compatible. They only work with iPhone. However, these headphones will play sound perfectly well on an Android. To get iPhone headset controls to work with Android requires opening them up and soldering in resistors. Here is the link to the hack: http://www.instructables.com/id/Galaxy-Nexus-and-others-headset-remote-with-medi/ I am not fully aware of what models of headsets with controls work with Android, but I am sure they are out there.
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The microphone and volume controls do not work on Android phones. There's a disclaimer in the fine print that says:"The remote and mic are supported only by iPod nano (4th and 5th generation), iPod classic (120GB, 160GB only), iPod touch (2nd and 3rd generation), iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and iPad. The remote is supported by iPod shuffle (3rd generation). Audio is supported by all iPod models. Requires latest iPod software."The play/pause button and the speakers themselves do work and (I think) they sound very nice.