Is it comfortable? Is it a normal speaker connector same output as headphones? I ask that so I can know if it will work with the ipad.
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its comfortable and it has a mini plug which is universal for earphones and buds
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Not comfortable at all. Yes, it has same speaker connecter so it should work with ipad.
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it has the normal connector for headphones but when I used it with my phone I could barely hear it so it was returned. It might work better with other connections.
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Sorry, dunno about ipad use. I just use it plugged in to radio, tho'...(under or beside my pillow in bed). Love it! Soft...Of course volume control is on radio, so guess this isn't much help...
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I have had several Radio Shack speakers and neither were as good as this one. Both of them developed breaks in the cable. This one is smaller and thinner than the others that I had. When you take it out of the padded case, the speaker is about the same diameter as a 50 cent piece. It is comfortable under the pillow and I would think it will fit an ipad. Of course it wont be stereo. The only down side is it had no volume control. I would recommend this product.
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More comfortable if you remove the cover and put it inside the pillow case on top of the pillow. Same connector as headphones (3.5 mm plug).It will work with the iPad. Just plug and play. One word of caution, protect your hearing - don't put your ear directly on to of the speaker.Off set your ear a little. You will find a comfortable spot and you will be lulled to sleep.
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It's like a regular Bluetooth, but it is headphones as well. I have iPhone 5 and it works wonderful, and has a nice stereo sound!!
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I thought they were really comfortable, and they are not hard. I bought mine for my iPhone. So they may be compatible for an iPad.
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Sorry Natalie, I can'nt answer your question about the iPig speaker, as I bought it for my grand-daughter for Christmas last year and she uses it with her iPad. She does say the sound qualtiy if very good.
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I'm unsure how this would be used with an iPad if there is no line in to it. Yes, the vamp has a line out and headphone out (both 1/4"). I typically use headphones with the unit, so it's a standalone piece. The soundcard is usb based.
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I have no problem pairing these headphones with my iPad 2 "tablet''. But I can't tell you anything about the "iPad mini.'' I have found that once you get the head phones flashing red and blue you still have to be very patient as it can at times' take a minute or two to pair the fist time. After it is paired it is more rapidly paired the rest of the time.
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when i purchased it, the speaker came with a cord that has a jack to connect to a standard headphone input in laptops and tabletz. if the ipad allows a standard headphone to be connected then the product box should have the required cord
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It will sound better and be louder than the default iPad speakers. Not the highest quality but defiantly better then the iPad.
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I don't know, it wasnt what I was expecting and my son has never used it. It is primarily a holder with speakers and earphones that can be used with an Ipad.
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I have the headphones, but no iPad. The headphones "SINC" via Bluetooth technology. If your transmitting device (the iPad) has Bluetooth capability, it will "detect" the headphones if they're turned on and within range.
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Yes, this can be used with an iPad which is something I often do for better sound. If yours is a Bluetooth, go to settings and search for BLUETOOTH. Otherwise, just plug it into the iPad.
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Yes, to my knowledge, all iPads have a 3.5 mm headphone jack and the SoftSpeaker Pillow Speaker has a 3.5 mm plug. So it will work.You may have to turn up the volume to hear it.
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you must have something wrong with your iPad or headphones they work fine on my iPad, Hope this helps
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I'm pretty sure that the bluetooth connection only is compatible on iPads. It will still be touch sensitive on most screens, but the pressure sensitivity feature won't work, which defeats the purpose.
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Yeah u need a connector. Wouldn't recommend for listening to music on the go, the cables long and with the connector it looks unsightly. But its perfect for home use. U should replace the ear cushions if u wanna use it to listen to music for long periods of time as there's not really enough cushioning between your ear and the speaker. If our cheap like me u can slip some foam or cotton buds in between the cushions. There's a small space. Makes these headphones much comfier
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I use this with an iPad Air and I just push the plastic connector into the earphone slot. I seats nicely and I use it everyday.
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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.