supported by a phone conversation? microphone is? is remote to control music? what they connector? suited exclusively to an iPhone or other smartphone
1277747
Just used as headphones, wont work for conversation no microphone, can work with any music device or phone able to play music, I use mine with the I4S as well as on my computer or laptop when needed. They are just noise cancelling earbuds.
1277748
I have not used with my phone, but they work great with my Ipod, so should not be a problem. I hope this answers your questions.
1285500
The mic does not have a volume control but can be used for a number of things depending on operating system. With modern Apple iOS devices it can be used to answer and hang up phone calls, play/pause and skip/rewind tracks, and bring up Siri. With Android devices it depends on the manufacturer but typically you can answer and hang up phone calls, redial, and play/pause music. On Android there are also apps that let you customize remote functionality. There's more info here (not sure if amazon allows external links): http://www.meelec.com/Articles.asp?ID=155#iPhone
1246131
yes, they are phone friendly and allow you to control phone functions like answer/hang up pause/forward track/previous track. phone microphone quality is decent but not spectacular. In the car, or a quiet place they are great. In a noisy place or place with heavy echo (bathroom) they're not great. hope that helps.
2168015
The speakers don't come with a remote. Usually I send music from my iphone or ipad, so that would be my remote.
460890
Yes, there is a microphone that can be used for calls (I've used it with my iPhone).
1005155
Mic is available and u can control volume. A button below volume control let's u answer and drop calls while driving.
1006142
Any music device/phone that has auxiliary audio out can be plugged into this through the aux input so you can play basically any device through it. Remote won't work - but it will still play.
1522654
Hi Muzamil, Sony MDREX10LP Earphones doesn't have a remote and microphone. - Vincent
1484541
No. This is a sound reinforcement product, not a phone product. Using this would require an interface of some sort.
785220
The unit is just something that provides a place to hold an iPhone in place and connect it to a a Lightning cable and/or an audio cable. If you have an application that can perform remote control through one of these cables, then yes. Otherwise, no.
363873
Get a head[phone that has both built in headphones and Microphone. Sorry 'bout your dilemma.
1820274
The Manufacturer placed in the box that is only fully compatible with IPHONE and partially compatible with Android (volume not working for example). For Windows Phone, I believe that few or no commands will work. Cheers!
309202
I believe it has a headphone jack (presumably stereo). You can confirm with seller. Most of what's on the market right now is Bluetooth-based for our iPhone friends but a combination of self-powered speakers (B00CD1PTF0 for example) and a Wireless Audio/Video Sender Transmitter & Receiver set (like B00FB1NTP6 - search on Amazon using that number) might be the ticket. You might need an adapter cable at each end (radio to transmitter, receiver to speaker). Have fun!P.S. Just don't hook up the video (yellow) cable. It isn't needed for this application and no one will know or care. ;-)
1233682
I am unaware of any remote available for this device, though smartphones more or less remotely and wirelessly control it already via bluetooth. Those front buttons on the device can operate the music player controls on your smartphone and vice versa giving you two ways to control the music without wires.
2108423
If you have Bluetooth you can control the music you listen to from that device. The device has it's own remote control for the functions of the light/speaker.
1674814
Not sure what you want the headphones to do with the iPhone. It is a basic headphone, there are no controls and no microphones. They sound great though.
1499506
Very observant! To facilitate the microphone and remote control signals, such as pause, skip forward and back, etc., you need an extra contact. Headphones without the mic and remote control only have the L & R and ground. The jack with the triple contacts gets plugged into the iPhone or iPod where it makes the proper connections and the jack with the dual contacts goes into the headphone where it only needs to make Left, Right and Ground connections. Hope this was helpful.