A:Answernot sure re PS4. we use it connected to I Pod and works great for jogging using Bose wireless headset. Have also used it to send to headphones from home audio
receiver, kindle fire and computer. Does the job!!!! Also - is very small so very handy as well.
A:AnswerI'm not a techie, but I believe it should work. You have to make sure that the car can support "A2DP" profile. You would plug the jack into your Headset hole on the cd player, turn your CRV sync mode on to finding other devices, then turn hold the power button on the jack for 8-10 seconds and it should see it available on your car's device screen. Hope this helps.
A:AnswerYes it will.
USB is the same voltage anywhere.
The question is how you will power the USB…. American plugs are not going to work overseas so you will need a plug adapter but that is true for all electronics.
If you get the plug adapter, 99% it will work fine. The vast majority of chargers automatically adapt between 120v and 240v. Its hard to find one thar doesn't now days. The charger will say 120/240vac.
A:AnswerPlease make sure that the AirPods are not connected to your phone when you are trying to do the pairing. To put AirPods into pairing mode, please leave the earbuds in the charging case. Open the lid, press and hold the setup button on the back of the charging case until you see the status light begins to flash white. ABT05F should be flashing red/blue for pairing mode. The two devices will connect to each other once they are both the pairing mode.
A:AnswerIf you can plug in normal 3.5mm headphones (to the plane's system, or a tv, or a Walkman cassette player), you can plug in this device INSTEAD, and then use bluetooth headphones to listen. That is the answer about what should work. The other question I would have is for you is: Does the airline allow use of bluetooth? As I understand, devices are allowed much more liberally these days, but "airplane mode" is still a thing, and that might (probably does) mean nothing that transmits (like bluetooth) unless it is to connect to on-board wifi.
