Do they make these for cell phones? I need to increase volume on my cell phone so I can hear people better. Anything out there???....
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No, not for cell phones. I use this at my office on my desk phone since our phone system is not very good. My cell phone performs much better for volume. One trick is to get a pair of headphones on your cell phone to talk to people. iPhones have head phones with a built in mic. However, most cell phones have a limiter so that you don't blow your eardrums out. If you've got serious hearing issues, you may want to consult your audiologist for a solution to your cell phone.
1262314
They do not make these for use on cell phones. It also won't work on cordless phones.
713156
They are loud but we found they only work with computers. It says they work with iPhones and tablets but we tried and they didn't work. Only with the computer.
1974405
They are really not noise-canceling. That is what I wanted and these do not provide that even though it says so somewhere. If you find one that is, please let me know. I wanted to read in same room as someone with tv, or on airplanes, bUT these barley even make a diffrence.
664606
That actually varies a lot on the output of the phone. On my HTC One I can't get any louder than 75% without it being deafening, because they are REALLY loud. On my Macbook I can't exceed 50% because it's even louder. Overall, volume should not be an issue as these are very loud headphones.
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They work, but I can't figure out how to use the volume control that's built into the wires. Doesn't seem to affect anything. I think it's specifically designed for volume control on an Iphone. Hope that helps. The do sound very good.
2115319
If you are planning on plugging the headphones into a phone, you will need to contact the manufacturer. There is no reference to such a capability in the information I received with it, nor did my research at the time of purchase reflect the availability of such a function.
1851256
I'm pretty sure they come with a 1/4" phone jack standard.... you can get a 1/4" phone jack to mini jack adaptor though, if they don't come like Sony headphones with the adaptor built in.
2161918
I use android (htc one) and the the functions are limited to where the volume doesn't change when the earbuds are used. Click for pause/play, answering/ending phonecalls as well as the mic works perfectly fine. I'm not missing the volume function too much so I'm happy with them, and I bought them in January. Hope this helps
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I dont use these ear buds to talk on the phone, but they do work for listening to music on an mp3 or phone ,I dont own a galaxy I have an LG phone, I dont see a mic on these either so im not sure where you would speak into to use them to talk on the phone, these earbuds have almost no bass ,if you are looking for bass in earbuds avoid these.
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Yes. But don't buy them. The volume is horrible if you are around any outside noise. They dont work.
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Amazon sells them. To save on extra shipping, I bought a pack when I bought the headphones. They're kinda pricey for the thin pieces of sponge that they are. Closer to home, you might try RadioShack or Best Buy. Good luck.
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Gary: unfortunatly you can't use them for Skype, cell phones, etc. They don't have a microphone so the person on the other end won't hear you. I hope this answers your question. Terry
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All Bluetooth headphones that I know of have volume buttons on them somewhere. It should work fine for you.
1858338
Phones do not have a enough power to drive these phones directly. Volume will be extremely low. The cord is also very long. I would look at a set specifically designed for portable devices, like some of the lower end Sennheisers like the PX-100 or a Grado sr80i
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I don't think these help in that situation, I can use my cell phone without taking them off and hear very well. Sorry
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I haven't tried this. But I would be very surprised if it didn't work for your phone. The volume increase for my computer is amazing. It can easily be heard from the back of the classroom.
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No, they do not. The volume must be controlled with the device you are using.