Will this work if I connect it with my macbook air and my headphone?
1645559
Sure. It will connect in between the headphone jack of your laptop and then you plug your headpones into the e11
1645560
Yes it will work, you are 'double-amping' however. A different option would be to get a DAC connected through USB or the optical out of the 3.5mm jack of the air and then into AMP.
1645561
Yes, it can work with any device that has accepts a 3.5mm headphone jack and it comes with the patch cable to connect it to the Mac.
1645562
I dont know much about macbook airs, but I assume it's got a headphone jack. If it does, then yes it works.
1645563
It will work if you have a headphone out. You simply plug this in between your Mac and your headphones. The resistance of your Head Phones (rated in ohms) will dictate how load it gets. My are 250 ohm and it still gets plenty loud and remains clean.
1645564
Yes, it will work. It will work to any devise that has an 1/8 stereo jack like your ipod, iphone, tablet, cell phone, laptop, etc. The same place where you normally plug in your headset/earphone, etc. And by plugging this device into it, you'll have more volume when listening with your headset/earphone, etc.
1645565
This amplifier plugs "in-line" between any output and your earphones. It should work fine with a MacBook Air.
1645566
It uses standard stereo mini inputs and outputs. You will need an auxiliary cable to connect it, male to male. Should work great but have not used this combo. I would not anticipate a problem, though.
5946
Yes, however, the problem with mac computers is you need an adapter for your mic to be powered. So without that adapter you will likely only be able to get sound from the headphones. If you do not want to buy an adapter best to buy an USB headset.
2002472
I don't know about a mac but we're using a headset with integrated mic and headphones on a PC and it works fine.
108971
I have used it successfully with a Mac and an iPad 3. I assume it would work with the Air.
2067505
I don't own a Mac, but I don't see why it wouldn't. This set has a USB connection, and the determining factor is what your Mac Air uses for the software interface and that it will properly recognize the set by the interface software. I don't know what type of software interface the Mac Air has for headset setup, so I apologize for not being more help. I did find this forum which discusses this issue a bit: https://discussions.apple.com/message/23610983#24471966 If this does not help, I would advise contacting Apple direct. I hope this works out for you!
1351616
I would think so... It paired up with my HP laptop and my Apple air! The speaker I have it paired up with my tablet!
1242080
Take a look at the impedance on these headphones. It's an almost certainty that your macbook air's sound card (I'm not a mac user, but I'm fairly sure the macbook has integrated sound) does not have an amplifier, which is needed to drive these headphones to their full potential.Amps are a dime a dozen. Buy one, plug one end into your macbook, plug your headphones into amp, and your sound should be greatly improved (especially your lack of any bass). Fiio amps are relatively low cost and should do the trick.
1170925
Yes. You would just use your headphone jack on the iMAC and the appropriate 3.5mm cable.
1855991
You should, but be sure to get you a good quality splitter with the jack connection pin that has 3 or more sections (see the apple headphones connection) hope this answer your question.
460636
the answer is no. it should be worked with Mac while playing music on itunes.
384088
I use it with a MacBook Air, but I don't see why it wouldn't be compatible.
1921439
Yes it will. Example: plug male connectors into iphone and computer / plug headphones into female connector. Now you can listen to audio from the computer or the iphone.
743483
I have a Macbook Pro. Im sure it will work with a Macbook Air. I've had this since November and its a very good product :)
1150592
If your computer has a jack that is the right size and the jack supports both speaker (out) and microphone (in), it should work. On my macbook it supports audio input and output just fine.
423507
No it won't work. Your headphones have a male end that plugs into the female port on the Mac/iPhone. The Media bridge is a Male to Male cable. The cable is designed to connect a Mac/iPhone to a speaker or sound system. I use it to connect my iPod Touch to a Tivoli Audio PAL - Henry Kloss Portable Audio Laboratory "AUX IN" port. Works great! Both the iPod Touch and the PAL are battery operated with excellent sound in a small package.
2137714
Yes it will work, the plug plugs into anything that has a spot where you plug your headphones in.
647232
In my experience, this only works if the 3.5mm jack is also optical audio as well. For example: I used this with the Apple Airport Express for audio.