“Can you plug wired headphones into this to make them wireless?”

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• No. This does the reverse. You plug this into your source's headphone jack to work with your wireless headphones.

  Answered by gadgeTT 6 years ago

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• No, this is only to transmit a Bluetooth signal to Bluetooth enabled headphones and speakers

  Answered by RonH 6 years ago

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• No, the device only transmits, it cannot be a reciver.

  Answered by Keyan 6 years ago

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• No, this is a wireless transmitter, not a wireless receiver. The headphone jack in the AirFly is for the source of the sound, and it then sends it out to headphones that are able to receive the signal.

  Answered by BobinVA 6 years ago

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• Short answer No. From the description " AirFly Transmitter for Wireless Headphones" it is a transmitter only - not a receiver. Such as an audio device that has an 3.5mm output you could plug the "Airfly" into the device and, once paired to your wireless headsets, you should be able to hear what was playing. The AirFly narrative says "Built-in battery For up to eight hours of use" so you could plug it into your phone or whatever and listen to the audio for up to eight hours on your wireless headset once paired. Hope this helps

  Answered by UBinSC 7 years ago

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