Will these speakers plug into my iPad 2?
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I have an iPad mini and they work with it. I would assume that they will work with an iPad 2. But I could be wrong!
1268166
The speakers have a choice of hooking up with usb port or small jack (I don't know that size but it is the standard small headphone jack size). I can hook the speakers into my galaxcy II and Tablet or my computer. I had no problem with that. Hope this helps.
1268167
If the device has a standard plug in for a ear phone jack, yes, they will work. They charge through a USB plug.
1476085
I would imagine they'd be compatible with anything with a headphone jack, but for sure, they work with the iPods and iPads, because I've plugged my son's JBuddies into both and they work great!
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.
362360
Sure, from the headphone jack of your ipad/iphone/ipop. You would probably need adapters and either an amplifier/mixing board to speaker or amplified speakers.
175695
The output plug is USB so it will need this input. As long as you have a sound module software on your iPad, I think it should work.
206239
Absolutely. Just connect it to the IPAD headphone outlet with the included cable.
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.
103858
I use them with my Android tablet and it should work with the iPad just as with any other mic. Although I am not a iPad user. You would also need to get a converter plug from 1/4 in to 1/8 inch or whatever your mic input requires.
1119341
No. These are passive speakers - you can't plug anything directly into them.
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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.
1336897
I don't see how they can be used with an iPad. I have them plugged into my Panasonic TV.
2225712
I'm sorry, I don't have an iPad. They work in my iPhone, my granddaughter's iPod, my Toshiba laptop, and my Systemax desktop PC. At this price, I would take a chance. They seem to have the standard male pin that fits most headphone jacks.
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Yes they are, via your wireless router WiFi using "AirPlay". But they don't connect directly to your phone via Bluetooth or Dock. The Dock is only good for charging, and it doesn't have the iPhone 5 lightning adaptor. Save your money, I bought these speakers and they failed after a few months. The warranty replacement also failed after a few months, and unable to replace those... They look and sound great when they work, but the reliability is no good.
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.
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.
385953
Not really.. Your iphone can work as speakers. I have never attached any speakers to these.. I have never used it though.. My daughter uses it with her iphone and ipad.
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Nope.After reading your question, I tried running the audio out of my iPad to my Bose wireless Bluetooth system... Doesn't work. : (