Will the volume in both headphones be the same level as if only one pair was plugged in or will it be cut in half?
638833
I was able to hear fine with both headsets, but I never tried at a high volume.
638834
It may depend a little on your device, but it certainly won't be cut in half. I notice little to no reduction in volume when I plug in a second headset, although it varies slightly depending on the device. So far, I've used it on a Sansa Clip+ MP3 player, a 7" Android tablet, and my laptop.
1678200
No, I don't believe so. I got our second pair today. My kids were sitting a sofa away from each other. They we're listening to their own music with no problems.
473328
I had the same problem with these headphones, one of the pair would work and the other would not. I returned them and finally got two that worked. Unfortunately they won't allow you to return one and keep the other. Both will need to be returned.
1137025
Both plugs need to be plugged in at both ends. The smaller headphone type cord is what transmits the sound.
237721
I'm not exactly sure but from what I've read the specs on both headphones are the same.
1179950
Headphones work in both ears. ie/ sound in both sides. Other radios I've had put the sound in only one side.
698676
This is the question I would like answered as well. I have complete hearing loss in my left ear, I'd like to have everything sent to both sides of a pair of headphones, so that I could hear everything with my right ear.
106003
I feel the volume is just fine on its own. But bass will lack by itself. Paired with another and it will sound great.
1743196
when headphones are connected, the volume control on the 'device' does not increase or decrease the volume in the headphones. whatcha got is whatcha got. but the sound is fine.
1636635
I was disappointed to find out that the answer to this question is NO. If you remove the battery from the headphone, music plays normally in them. Which means these are non-amplified headphones and rely on the MP3 volume to produce sound. And thus, the volume level associated with these headphones is only as loud as the MP3 amplification minus the loss from the headphone speakers. The volume control on the headphones only controls the volume of the sound received by the headphone microphones - NOT the volume of the MP3.
693796
I'm no expert, love how my pair is performing. To answer your question, I would assume that depends on the other components in your system, especially the amplifier you're hooking them up to. Hope somebody smarter than me can give you a better answer.
2035755
You should return your headphones. Mine are alike on both sides. They sound great btw.
1446843
I have not had my pair ever do that. They play all sound ranges great. Best pair of headphones I have had. Had a pair of AKG 240's before. Very natural uncolored sound. Not heavy over loaded bass like Beats or Bose.
828337
Yes. Low quality products will do that. Don't waste your time. Its pretty annoying, you can't really listen to music. Connecting two will only make that worse.
1031879
Have not had that problem with my pair. Usually that occurs when the cord is not twisted in properly. Otherwise I am not sure what the problem would be, probably the headphone rather than the plug if it's one side only.
1418777
Hi Matt,I don't see why not as we stream to two BT headphones at the same time. I might be concerned with latency because if we're off a 1/128 beat in the headphones nobody would know. But if it's off that much in video viewing or external music it might sound "off". In general my answer would be yes, but you should be aware of the possible problems.
920892
I would say as a back up pair. Lacks the noise cancellation that most dj's want. Sound is great.