Can you use this on an Airplane? I mean are there any restrictions? If you can plug it into your laptop then I don't see a problem? Has anyone?
1841425
I don't know if you can use it on an airplane. Check with the airlines. You can plug it into your computer. It has the capability to work with a USB port. Not much help. Sorry.
1841426
I haven't tried it yet, but I bought it to go on an airplane. I don't see why they would not allow it. It takes regular tap water, so you could fill it from bottled water....
1841427
I don't know the answer to that ?, but I can't see why not. I don't think there is enough metal in it to trigger any issues, and you only need a little water to make it work. As long as you have whatever plug in you would need. I'd like to know the exact answer to that myself. Sure would help on those long rides.
341644
I have had mine for about a year. It connects well and I use it regularly. I have used it on long flight over 5 hours with no issues. You might have gotten a bad one or it might just need a longer inicial charge. Hope this helps.
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...
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.
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
833820
Yes，it can be connected to a laptop,but it can not control the sound which can be controlled by iPhone ,iPad.Generally,it's good.
551948
I use the bluetooth function to run my iPhone and iPad through the system. There is a USB port on the back so I would think a laptop would not be an issue, but I have not tried it. I hope this helps.
2107083
I haven't tried it on a plane.....honestly I dont use it as much as I thought I would have for the simple reason is.....I'm not really happy with it. It doesn't keep a charge, it takes a long time to start up, the resolution is not that well, sometimes it doesn't respond when you try to do something on it, and so on! I'm not that kind of person to complain, but it would maybe be a good starter for a kid! Hope my answer helped you!
2107082
Never attempted that but I don't see why not. However; isn't there some regulations against use of electronic devices on an aircraft ?
1484359
I can't imagine it powering a laptop, don't laptops need way more energy than an iPod or cell phone? I wouldn't recommend trying it. I would say it's a REPLACEMENT for powering off a laptop.
695313
There are multiple adapters to hook it up to about anything. BUT, mine failed to hold a charge after 2 uses. I tried several ways to contact the company and the vendor and never got a reply. So I spent all that money to use it for 2 airline flights. I would not recommend it.
1008138
Works like a charm... Got two for me and my brother inlaw, I use it for my PC laptop, iPad , iPhone , google nexus TABLET, iPod , and iPod nano.. U won't regret a moment. Sound quality is amazing. Battery life perfict, I'm an aircraft engineer and this this isolates nicely , take care and good luck
1217141
I used it with my laptop. No problems. I need to use the USB cable, though, my laptop doesn't have bluetooth. If your laptop has bluetooth, you should be able to set up a wireless connection.
1475978
I'm not sure how the airline rules would apply here.......perhaps if that was the only thing....no carry on luggage...that might be in a small duffel. The problem is....you have to plug it into an electrical socket for it to work.........and I don't think you can do that in your airplane seat!
1577928
Yes. We use it on planes so we can both watch a movie. It worked well for us. Airlines are going to more updated planes and our last 2 flights were no movie or radio on board so DVD player or other personal device is only way to be entertained.
535112
Yes. I took it on a flight from the US to Italy and back again. It fit nicely in my laptop backpack. My wife and I used it to power our 15" notebook to watch movies on the flight and in the airports during layovers.
129687
It was allowed on the plane. It was in my laptop back with 2 extra hard drives. That being said I am not sure it is any different than a laptop battery and i would explain it as such if questioned. As to capacity, it extends the life of my wife's new ipad by about 3 hours ( playing some game with screen on bright ) and recharges her phone once.