How do these headphones connect to the seatback entertainment system found on most of today's commercial jets? Bluetooth or wired?? null

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Bose Support · Accepted Answer

Can I use QuietComfort 35 wireless headphones to watch an in-flight
movie or listen to in-flight audio programming?
Yes. You can use the standard audio cable to connect these headphones to the inflight
entertainment system and access both the movie audio and music channels. On
some airplanes, you can plug the cable directly into the in-flight entertainment
system’s audio jack. Other airplanes have a dual audio jack, so you will need to plug the
cable into the dual plug adapter before connecting to the airplane audio jack.
Depending on the aircraft, you may also want to use the included attenuating adapter
for greater volume control.

CCryder11 · Answer

These headphones come with a jack attachment to listen to while on an airline .

collegeguy21 · Answer

The headphones come with a 3.5mm plug for wired connections, as well as a two-prong 3.5mm plug which appears to be for airliners (not too sure the use for this). If the plane offers Bluetooth for seatbacks there should be no reason why it would not connect wirelessly.

Answered by collegeguy21 10 years ago

mtchfjdksfj · Answer

Comes with a two-pronged audio adapter for commercial jets. If the seatback supports Bluetooth it should be able to connect that way as well.

Michael · Answer

Wired only but they com with all of the cables you need to connect.

Ivan · Answer

This headphones are Bluetooth, you shoukd be able to pair them with any Bluetooth device. Also, they come with wire and adapter for airplanes so you can use the wired or wireless. If you run out of battery, the headphones will continue working if you use the wire, just without the noise cancelling feature and the active equalization.

Answered by Ivan 9 years ago

Tallowood · Answer

They have an adapter supplied for airline interfaces. Considering the draconian nature of FAA regulations regarding wireless communication, do not expect bluetooth pairing with seatback entertainment on aircraft.

Answered by Tallowood 9 years ago

geminilinn · Answer

Yes, there is an airplane adapter that comes with it.

vickyk73 · Answer

Definitely wired only.

mike · Answer

wired , they don't have bluetooth.

Jk · Answer

You can't use Bluetooth connection on airplane while flying because If you turn on airplane mode in your phone Bluetooth won't work

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