Using with ipad....do you hand access to headphone connection ?
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Hello Ann, thank you for your interest in the Safety Lounger. Yes, absolutely, you have full access to the headphone jack while your iPad is installed in the Safety Lounger. It's hard to see in the pictures, but the sides of the safety bumpers are designed to expose the headphone jack as well as other controls/buttons that maybe located near the corners while the iPad is held safely/securely in the Lounger. Thanks again for your interest in our product and please let me know if you have any further questions, Best, Randy Fenton Founder and CEO, Freewelll
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I don't think there is any Bluetooth connectivity here. My iPad does not see it. My iPhone 4S does not see it. There is no Bluetooth symbol or sticker on the speakers anywhere. I'm not sure what the item description: "Superb gaming sound effects via Bluetooth,DBB to preserve low tones for deep bass at any volume level." is referring to. I'd be interested in knowing if anyone has connected to it themselves as it would be useful to have my iPad oriented horizontally (for movies) and still use the speakers (undocked).
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Not too sure, I don't seem. to have this problem. My speaker is paired to an Android phone. The only thing I can think of is that the speaker may be too far away from your IPAD
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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.
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It has a hole to access the headphone connection on the I pad. Not sure if that was ur question.
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Hi Danielle -- the comment below from Mrrals is correct. As long as your Bluetooth is enabled on the iPad and the headphones are charged, you should have no problem. If the battery runs out these can be used as traditional wired headphones with the included 3.5mm audio cable. Thank you!
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Just like any other device. Enable Bluetooth on iPad, then turn on the headphone but hold the button for a few seconds until it starts to flash (red and green) then your iPad will find the device and automatically pair them. I hope it helpsm because there's also a small metal button in the inside of the headphone in case it doesn't connect but I never used that button so you prob won't need it. I hope it helped.
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I have an iPad 2 and have not been able to pair. It did pair with iPhone 3G. I think there was some mention of a reset of the headphones after pairing with any device but have not found out how to reset yet to see if that works.
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It has a mini (3.5mm) input jack so you can connect any sound source to it. I usually just use a mini to mini cable from my ipad which i have mounted on the ipad holder anyway.
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Everyone else has missed the fact that you said you're using an adaptor with it. Though I noticed I still am unable to answer because I use my ipad2 for music in the car and havent gotten an adapter to even try my iphone5.
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Yes, I use my Ipod touch with these and it connects through headphone jack.
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That's what I do with my iPad - plug in the adapter to my corded headphones so I can listen via bluetooth. I would imagine that it would work with a smartphone instead of an iPad.
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Try this: 1. Power off the headphones 2. On the iPad Mini, go to Settings, Bluetooth 3. Power on the headphones, continue holding the button until the light blinks red and blue (pairing mode) 4. The headphones will appear under Bluetooth as PLT_BBTGO2, tap it to pair 5. Once the pairing is complete, the status will show as "Connected" I just tried this on my iPhone running IOS7 and it worked perfectly, should work the same for an iPad. Give it a try with these instructions.
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We have an iPad 2 and the headphones worked great. we didn't have a problem.
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Hi Scott. Yes, IPad use minijack rigth? Headphones always have jack or minijack (converters are available everywhere). BR Niels
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No easily accessible headphone out if thatvis what you're looking for. There is a line in and usb on top, so you can cable from an ipod headphone jack into the speaker as shown in the pic. There is a line out (rca jacks red/white) on the back though so an adapter cable could accomplish a headphone hookup
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On the back is an Auxiliary input. Use a miniplug to miniplug cable, plugging one end to your earphone jack and other to the Aux input. Select Aux as the input source. This technique will work for any device with a miniplug headphone jack including cd players and tape players. I only added the Bluetooth adapter because I had already invested ina Scoche PassPORT 30pin adapter. This allows me to play from my Ipad while still using it, instead of the wired connection of the Ipad via a miniplug to miniplug cable.