“Compatibility with any laptop I was under the impression that every pair of headphones was compatible with any laptop- is this not the case? I was looking for a pair of high quality, budget friendly headphones to be used for video calls and watching movies while deployed. Noise canceling is not a requirement, but might be nice. Any suggestions for something that would fit this criteria? I like these Sony ones, but wasn't sure if they would do the job. Thanks”
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These come with a mini stereo plug, so if your computer has that opening, it should work. It fits my Mac Mini perfectly. It also comes with a second plug for smartphones and tablets.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.They would be an excellent choice for laptops!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes these are great for what you need
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I can't speak for "every laptop" but other then an Apple perhaps (they're hinting at making their own headphones with unique plugs for just they're laptops, tablets and phones) but my HP has the standard industry headphone port. I've used these as well as ear buds and JVC ear buds....no problem.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.i just bought a pair of SONY headphones. I'm totally satisfied with them. Believe me. Try SONY. You won't be dissapointed.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have used these on my laptop depends on your soundcard built in to your laptop . but will say that my laptop does not put out a lot of volume through these even less than my ipod. i think my laptop just does not have the power . for your intended use you would probably be fine with these .but if you want that home theater sound while watching the movies you would have to either have to add inline headphone amp which can be as cheap as 10 dollars and up or use headphones specifically designed for mp3 players as those are made to be louder on less power. these sony work ok on lower power mp3 players and laptops but really come to life with more wattage hence power. just be careful if you choose to keep looking as many headphones made for mp3 players such as beats or SOL do have exaggerated bass.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Any set of headphones should work with a laptop. I would recommend something other than the MDR-10R
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The headphone jack is standard for all computer audio ports. I have a pair that I use for work. They're small enough to fold flat in my backpack, but big enough to cover my big ears. The sound is crisp and the bass is not too heavy. I use them mostly for watching webinars and instructional videos (which are usually tinny) w/o distortion. Personally, I think the Sony MDR-X10's (I own a pair) deliver better sound for watching movies, which I do at home. If you're not watching movies at work, I would recommend the OTE headphones for the office and the X10's for home. Nuff said....
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.These work great with nearly any laptop or device, although they won't blow out your eardrums. There are several similar models, so look carefully at the picture.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I use mine to edit video on my laptop and they work great.
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