I want to be able to use these on a plane; to plug in and here better; will this work?
1145276
Yes, you can connect to the airline entertainment system. But to hear better, you'd probably also need some headphones that are bigger and completely surround your ears. Actually, maybe you should try getting some headphones first.
2246005
Yes, they have same 3.5 mm jack which most of the airline and multimedia devices have for audio output. I have traveled from Delta, US Airways and Air France and it worked in everyone.
823629
Please check with your airline. Some do not allow devices such as this. I found out from a flight attendant who was adamant I turn mine off.
1100460
I don't know much about airplanes, or how you want to use it. If as a passenger, I don't think there are 12 volt outlets to use it. If you're talking about a private aircraft, I don't know what they use for battery power, if at all, either. If they use 12 volt batteries ... and ... if they have 12V outlets, then, yes you could use it.
1718797
Depends on the airplane soundsystem. If the sound system accepts standard 3.5mm jacks then yes, otherwise you'll need an adapter. I leave mine on for a very long time (all day at work ~ 9hours/day) and have no problems.
1519709
I wish I could help with that question. I know that we own a kit for power adapters when we travel. Perhaps you could look in to that.
68057
no idea but don't recommend buying one. If you plug your single pin normal headset into one of the plug holes on the airplane, it will work great. the only thing is that you may have to pull out the pin slightly to get proper sound to both headphones. Play with it and it will work. Much easier than using an extra piece, plus I find that they typically reduce sound quality.
184558
Yes, although you'll need a power source as the battery won't hold for the whole trip. Unless your flight is less than an hour. Sorry, we hated this device.
488536
I never thought to try that, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. It's a standard USB plug, so anything would plug into it. Would certainly be handy when travelling!
185840
The headphones come with a two prong adapter. Planes have two styles depending on the year it was built; the more modern single prong connector which has two area's of contact on a single prong or the two prong connector that channels sound to the right and left ear. This headphone set will work with both given the adapter. I used these on a flight to and from the Philippines (22 hour flight time one way) without needing to replace the batteries and I used them nearly constantly during both flights. So, from one set of batteries I got greater than 40 hours of use and they were still going strong. The headphones come with a two prong adapter. Planes have two styles depending on the year it was built; the more modern single prong connector which has two area's of contact on a single prong or the two prong connector that channels sound to the right and left ear. This headphone set will work with both given the adapter. I used these on a flight to and from the Philippines (22 hour flight time one way) without needing to replace the batteries and I used them nearly constantly during both flights. So, from one set of batteries I got greater than 40 hours of use and they were still going... » Read More The headphones come with a two prong adapter. Planes have two styles depending on the year it was built; the more modern single prong connector which has two area's of contact on a single prong or the two prong connector that channels sound to the right and left ear. This headphone set will work with both given the adapter. I used these on a flight to and from the Philippines (22 hour flight time one way) without needing to replace the batteries and I used them nearly constantly during both flights. So, from one set of batteries I got greater than 40 hours of use and they were still going strong. « Show Less
1021008
We have only used ours at home and in the car, but we have no complaints. We love them! I believe these would work great in an airplane. One can be watching TV and the other sitting right there with his headphones I haven't gotten one complaint.
2157947
If the airline has the plug like regular headphones. Some have those two plug connections still. But the are big to lug around.
1180142
My guess is that they would be fine. They come with a plug in charger--so you should charge them fully before your trip. If you want to know for sure, you could contact the distributor or manufacturer.
844411
As long as it has a "line level" output, it should, usually stereo mini-plugs. I use these amps with Apple Airport Express units and they work great.
802646
You can charge the DVD player while watching a movie, as long as you have a nearby socket. It works on trains and buses. Not sure about airplanes, never been on one, but it should work.
531556
It will work on the plane's EmPower port -- many planes now (depending on carrier) have regular outlets that you can plug directly into. The "auto" portion is just an adapter.
1755292
Hi, I bought these for my husband who's an electronics buff. He says he doesn't see a reason they wouldn't work with what you currently have. You could probably ask the seller as well, they may be able to provide expert opinion.