Will this headset work with an Iphone using the converter cord? (two 3.5m to 1/8-inch (3.5mm) stereo miniplug)
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If your asking about the wireless adapter yes. But as for a cord this is a cordless headset.
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If you buy the 1400, it has a standard stereo headphone and mic 3.5 connector. So, in theory this should work with a cellphone adapter as long as the female plugs on the adapter fit a 3.5 jack.
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Hi Patricia, I'm sorry to say that I do not know if this would work or not since I do not use any Apple products. However, being an IT guy, I can only assume if you have the correct converters for the 3.5mm cords, it should work! I think it'd be good to know if it does or does not in case those with iPhones want to use this. But, personally speaking, I would rather get a bluetooth headphone/headset if you're going to be talking with it.
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Amazon asked me if I can answer this for you, but it looks like you're asking about the 1400 "corded" version.I purchased the Corsair Vengeance 2100 "wireless" headset (accessed by clicking the far right option for, "Wireless 7.1 v2100," among the three boxes that starts with, "Analog 2.0 V1400," option).Can you please specify which of the three headset options (there's also a middle option for, "USB Dolby 7.1 1500 v2") you're looking for?To be honest, I have no idea about anything other than the wireless option, and that one I'm not even sure can "pair" with an iPhone. It seems to only want to pair with the USB dongle antenna that comes with it. Amazon asked me if I can answer this for you, but it looks like you're asking about the 1400 "corded" version.I purchased the Corsair Vengeance 2100 "wireless" headset (accessed by clicking the far right option for, "Wireless 7.1 v2100," among the three boxes that starts with, "Analog 2.0 V1400," option).Can you please specify which of the three headset options (there's also a middle option for, "USB Dolby 7.1 1500 v2") you're looking for?To be honest, I have no idea about anything other than the wireless... » Read More Amazon asked me if I can answer this for you, but it looks like you're asking about the 1400 "corded" version.I purchased the Corsair Vengeance 2100 "wireless" headset (accessed by clicking the far right option for, "Wireless 7.1 v2100," among the three boxes that starts with, "Analog 2.0 V1400," option).Can you please specify which of the three headset options (there's also a middle option for, "USB Dolby 7.1 1500 v2") you're looking for?To be honest, I have no idea about anything other than the wireless option, and that one I'm not even sure can "pair" with an iPhone. It seems to only want to pair with the USB dongle antenna that comes with it. « Show Less
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The adapter is 2.5mm F to 3.5mm M. I use it to connect an old hands-free headset (2.5mm male) to my iPhone (3.5mm F). If your mike is 3.5 mm M, it won't fit the F side of the adapter.
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I used the iPhone 1/8 inch microphone adapter - 3.5mm 4 conductor TRRS Male to 3.5mm Microphone Input Jack from kV Connection. You can find it here: http://www.kvconnection.com/product-p/km-iphone-mic.htmIt has worked great!
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I think it will work with any device with a 3.5 mm "receptacle." I use it with my laptop and my samsung phone. I've tried several of these 2.5 to 3.5 adapters. This is by far the best I've found and I have several. When I used the other brands, my friends complained about the sound quality on their end of the conversation. With this "headset buddy" no one seems to know I'm wearing a headset.
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This has a standard heaphone jack as well as one for a microphone plugin - so if you have a 3.5mm plugin you should be fine. It'd be a bit of an overkill for an iphone in my opinion though as this isn't exactly small.
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Yes, I just checked with my iPhone earphones, both use a 3.5mm input/output connection.
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Not sure i use it for my I phone to stereo. The male end is small enought to fit with my case on the phone. If it's 3.5mm it should work just don't know if the I phone is compatable with a microphone.
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If you didn't try the headset converter, then don't bother. Good chance it won't work and will short your line.
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It works with my iPhone. I would bet female ends of headset jacks are universal (1) to keep costs down and commoditize production inputs, and (2) to maximize compatibility optionality with connectors to external components.
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I have the iPhone 5c, but that doesn't seem to matter. The jack is on the bottom, so I think it would work. I usually use a bluetooth headset when I'm listening to the iPhone.
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Hi, this Sony Bud Style Headphones set uses the standard stereo mini plug (3.5 mm) jack in which it will work on your iPhone. -Ely
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I'm only using the cord for as a 1/8" plug for my iPhone to be able to play directly into the system using the iPhones headphone jack. Sorry if I couldn't be of anymore help than that.
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the 3.5 mm plug is what is needed for iPhone. it works on mine with my otter case.
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It works , takes hdmi audio and output it through audio out jack.. I used my iPhone headset and quality is pathetic.. It may be different if audio out is fed to a amplified source like pc speakers
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The unit has the larger 1/4" stereo jack labeled "Phones". I had not tried it previously but I dug out a cheap pair of headphones which had the more usual 3.5 mm plug and applied an adapter I had and the headphones worked fine. You may need this adapter if you have the usual pair of inexpensive headphones: 3.5mm Stereo Jack to 1/4" Stereo Plug Adapter http://www.cnaweb.com/3-5mm-stereo-jack-to-1-4-stereo-plug-adapter.aspx?gclid=CNGajJaVmL4CFcvm7AodcgwAzg.
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Need an adapter to a smaller plu like this. http://www.amazon.com/Headset-Adapter-3-5mm-2-5mm-Converter/dp/B000LMBJMA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1425335694&sr=8-1&keywords=3.5mm+4-Conductor+Jack+to+4-Conductor+2.5mm+Male+Plug+Adapter Good headset
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Not without out an adapter. The mic has a standard stereo plug. The iPhone requires a special plug that adapts to both headphone and microphone.