Can I use these speakers for my iPad?
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I am not an Ipad user but please take note that they are powered by standard sized USB. So unless your Ipad has a standard USB port you would not be able to use them. I guess you could try a USB converter but since I dont have one to test with I'm not sure if that would work.
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If you don't have a USB port , they won't work. You need a speaker port and a USB port. I don't think iPads have USB ports. But if yours does your in good shape. Good luck!
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I would think so I have an iPhone and they work amazingly well with it! You just need to have a USB port to plug the speakers in for power since they don't work with batteries, you can plug the USB end of the speaker into your computer or get a USB to wall charger if you don't want to use a computer. Also if your iPad has a normal size headphone jack like the one on a laptop or if you can use basic earbud headphones with your iPad you could use these speakers. If you get them and the cord jack from the speakers is to big you can always get a headphone jack switch that would fit into the iPad and then it has on the other end the right size jack for the speakers they are very inexpensive and can be found pretty anywhere and and the best part is you'll still have great sound quality no matter what. Hope I answered your question = &gt;
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I think you want amplified speakers to work with your iPad. That is, the kind that have batteries, or plug into a wall outlet. These speakers do not have a power source. They work well with a traditional stereo receiver/amplifier, but probably not with a small electronic device.Also, I think there would be a problem with the cabling.
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Hi Danielle -- the comment below from Mrrals is correct. As long as your Bluetooth is enabled on the iPad and the headphones are charged, you should have no problem. If the battery runs out these can be used as traditional wired headphones with the included 3.5mm audio cable. Thank you!
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Not really sure but if your device is Bluetooth compatible I would think it would. You can always return it if not. There are a bunch of these Bluetooth speakers on the market, but this one is nice and compact and I had no problems connecting it out of the box with my Ipad.
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If your speakers are bluetooth just pair your Ipad to it u won't need this unit if u already have bluetooth
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you can. There is an input in the back which has RCA connector. Through a cable I bought on Amazon I often will plug my phone (non-iphone) and computer into these speakers.
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Yes. They are NOT self powered speakers such as you would have when connecting to computer or iphone. They are traditional speaker that connects to a stereo or AV reciever. Of course you could buy an additional mini amp to use with them so could connect up a phone or midi source but that a whole other piece of equipment and topic.
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These speakers plug into any device that has the standard size headphone jack, so yes. I use an iMac
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I don't see why not. The plug in is a regular headphone jack. It works on my phone, iPod, laptop, etc. It should work just fine unless Apple screwed everyone over again by making you get a special adapter to plug in headphones or something stupid like that. I doubt it though. These should work just fine with your iPad!
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just by itself you can not, nut if you have an ampli or a dock for the ipad/phone i am pretty sure it plays just fine. I have these speakers connected to an amplifier with 5 other speakers so it is a great addition to my 7.1 home theater system. you have to use a classic speaker cord so you will have to spend anywhere between 40 - 120 for a converter.
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I have a regular iPad and not a mini, but since the Logitech iPad speaker simply connects to the headphone outlet, I would think it would work. I would check with Apple to be sire, though.
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Depends on what you mean. If you mean will the speakers play the music that should be no problem. The speakers come with a two-way Aux cable that fits the standard size headphone jack port. Now, if you mean will the ipad 4 power the speakers, that's a different story. I doubt the ipad 4 will be able to adequately power the speakers by itself, and if it does, it will drain the battery quickly. Also, The speakers power cord uses a standard usb plug, not a micro usb plug, so make sure you have a converter cord if you don't have a usb port lying around and need to use a wall outlet.
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I'm sorry, I don't have an iPad. They work in my iPhone, my granddaughter's iPod, my Toshiba laptop, and my Systemax desktop PC. At this price, I would take a chance. They seem to have the standard male pin that fits most headphone jacks.
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Not sure I dont think so I have a set of these connected to a alienware laptop and they sound pretty good, they also look good sitting on the glass desk, easy to operate oh and also I use these speakers with my ipad mini and they great.
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It will sound better and be louder than the default iPad speakers. Not the highest quality but defiantly better then the iPad.
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Probably not. Must be attached directly to the iPad itself. For my iPad 4, I must unhook the upper right corner where the speaker is in order to attach it directly to the iPad. Works great though!
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Hi Pete! Maureen here from The Friendly Swede! Apologies for the late reply! The answer is no. They are not made for audio use, they are charging/syncing cables made for iPhone, iPad, etc.. Let me know if I can be of more help here at this link: