Would this work for a quadriplegic to listen to music and make calls from a mac computer?
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I personally wouldn't reccomend it with this product, solely based on the fact that people complain when I'm talking to them using this headset. The sound quality isn't very good they complain and I'm told im hard to hear. Like im in a tunnel and to much background noise... But yes you can listen to music OR talk on the phone with this unit. One or the other. It won't do both at the same time... I would reccomend a product that has a mic that extends by the mouth for better quality... But I don't know enough of other products... I can say I still own this one and it serves it purpose at the gym as headphones. But that's about all I can say about it... Hope the input was of some help.
1506256
Not sure a out Mac comparability but the mic does rotate so you can put it on either ear.
43862
yes it works for that purpose. The drawback is that it is difficult to get it working on Mac OS because of driver issues. If you have a windows laptop then it will work fine.
1136863
The systems works by plugging a mini jack into the headphone port on any device, so yes. It will work with a MAC. As to durable and dependable, who knows. They are plastic satellites but the sub seems pretty sturdy.
2125128
Yes and no. First, this headset is not USB; you would be better off with a headset that connects via USB. This headset has one jack for the microphone and one jack for the the speakers (ears); your Macbook has only one jack for listening (speakers for the ears), but your Macbook has no jack for the microphone. Logitech has other models that are USB. Recommend getting a USB headset.
1474200
I don't use apple products but it's a normal headphone jack 3.5mm. I don't see why that device wouldn't have one. It should work iff you can plug in standard headphones and earbuds to listen to music in other words.
150047
Yes I have used it for VoIP calls on my laptop. iPods it works for listening to music but no other functions
164991
don't know about the Macbook but works fine w/ IPhone 5 w/ updated OS Listening to African Radio right now
167340
A 2x rca cable to 3.5 mm plugged in to the macs headphone jack should work.
167338
You could technically use a 3.5" to Rca cable and take the signal from the headphone/audio out jack on the MacBook. This would not be ideal, but would be inexpensive. Best way would be to use a usb dac such as the schiit modi or a fiio d3.
1980802
Yes - I have used it on my MacBook Pro. They are fairly efficient (loud), with a strong bass compared to the highs. Very light and comfortable, with a nice braided-cloth cord (instead of the usual plastic-coated, spiral cord).
583155
Yes it would. Headphones Jack and usb ports are universal. Both Mac and pc have them.
1994159
Yeah I think it could work. Not sure someone with significantly impaired vision could see the screen that displays the name of the song playing but the buttons to move forward or backwards to different songs are very big and easy to feel and use.
599438
This does *not* work with a MacBook Pro. I ordered one for my Mac without realizing the input jack on the laptop is line-level. The mic-level output is insufficient meaning no sound can be heard when speaking (although the headset *can* be used for listening). The Mac requires a USB or Bluetooth headset.
2216724
I have a Mac and it works just fine with that. It has great feedback and background noise canceling capabilities so I'd imagine it would be good for interviewing all ages!
810461
It might but my experience was not good. It failed to work in the location I was trying to use it. I thought it would increase my ability to listen and it didn't.
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I think yes but not positive....I ordered a second one for our Apple computer that was "bluetooth" and it works really well. I would think you should see on line if it is Bluetooth capable.