Can these be used to listen to an ipad?
138181
Well, I don't have an iPad, but I do use them with my three iPods and they work great! Just one thing, though: They're great for home and travel use, but if you expect they'll get rough handling, I'd recommending something a bit more sturdy.
138182
Sure it will! As Stephen said, the plug is standard for most devices made these days, including your iPad.
138183
Sorry, I do not know, however I would take the iPAD into a store which carries the headphones and demo them there. Doug
843419
You should be able to. They plug into a normal headphone jack. We used with Kindle fire.
250890
Yes...very nicely. In fact, I purchased 2 sets...one for hubby and one for me so we can listen to audio on our respective iPads without disturbing one another. I'm happy with them.
727098
Of course. iPad can drive these to a sufficiently loud level. But note that these headphones do not have microphones built in. These are headphones only.
1702962
Yes, you can listen to audio of any device, including IPAD, since the connection is the standard P2 input, the same as the tradicional headphones. But beware that the transmitter must be connected to an electric socket.
1332536
Yes you can. However, they will need to be powered speakers (either AC or battery powered) as the signal from the headphone jack is low.
1280320
Yes, but I find them to be a PIA. I just use my headphones with the cord. For one thing if my Ipad is in range and it has been synced, the iphone won't hook up, so I have to turn off the blue tooth on the ipad. You have to go to settings and sync and then go to whatever you want to listen to. Have a new one for you cheap.
1356628
not sure. ipad no problem. the headphones if they fit would be a real tight fit.
244642
it all depends on the receiver you have connecting these ... you either need to have a Y Adaptor that can connect from the headphone jack to RCA wires that would then connect to the back of the receiver or have a receiver that allows bluetooth connect which is how I have it set up and I listen to music from my iphone and ipad all the time
2113528
I would say yes, but you would need to buy more than just one set. You would have to buy two of these and a "headphone splitter" so you can plug both sets into whatever device your trying to listen to. Splitters are cheap, I've seen them in the $5 range.
1618585
yes. I connected it to my ipad to play music. Its just essentially a speaker... you just plug it in where you put the headphones in.
1702961
If you are able to plug the transmitter unit into the i pad's headphone output, then, yes, you can listen to i pad audio.
754773
I'm so sorry I can't answer that. I actually bought them from my daughter to use with her iPad mini. They worked well with the iPad mini
957928
I think you want amplified speakers to work with your iPad. That is, the kind that have batteries, or plug into a wall outlet. These speakers do not have a power source. They work well with a traditional stereo receiver/amplifier, but probably not with a small electronic device.Also, I think there would be a problem with the cabling.
697908
No. The speakers have no amplification. You'd need to plug your iPad into an amplifier or receiver, and then connect the speakers to the amplifier or receiver.
436780
If the iPad Air has the traditional 3.5 mm headphone jack (which I assume it does) then certainly yes. And these sound phenomenal for just about any audio function, be it movies, music, recording, etc.
432438
These speakers should be connected to an amplifier. You can use an iPad as your audio source if the iPad is connected to an amplifier that is then connected to the speakers.