Questions & Answers
8 Questions from the Community
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are these sonic overear headphones compatible to the new iPad as not listed above
- Asked by Darran B
- Mar 25, 2012
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All of my other headphones shorted out within a week of usage, how durable are the headphones and cables?
- Asked by Alex S from Grayslake
- Dec 14, 2011
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Best Answer
I have had these headphones now for about 3-2 months. Before these I had dr dre studios and before them I had the solo hd's. In the year period I went through over 8 pairs of beats. Luckily apple replaced them all when it got to the last months of the warranty for the beats I decide to get a refund cause they had broke again. They were having a life span of about 1 and a half months. I decide to buy these headphones. Great choice very comfy and sound amazing. I will be getting the in ear ones soon. as these are bulky but thats what you get from over ear headphones. would recommend these to anyone looking for resnobile priced headphones. may not look as nice as beats but they are cheaper and better.
- Answered by Gertrude G from Bath
- Dec 25, 2011
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Is the cable of these headphones detachable?
Obviously the bit they plug into, such as an iPhone or computer, is detachable, but I want to know if you can disconnect the cable at the other end, so the headphones are 'wireless' for storage. Thanks in advance :)
- Asked by Angus M from Melbourne
- Mar 27, 2012
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i have both the wesc and b and o form 1 headphones. nice sound,but quite sore on the ears after a 1/2 hour. are these easy on the ears?
- Asked by Steven C from Ridgeway
- Apr 11, 2012
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are they compatible with the macbook pro ?
- Asked by Jeffrey K from Baltimore
- Mar 18, 2012
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are they compatible with aircraft jacks
can they be used with domestic aircraft
- Asked by Gary W from Bright
- Dec 26, 2011
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Answer
it does not come with a two-prong airplane adapter, but most aircraft support standard 1/8" headphones these days anyway. you can get one of those adapters for about a dollar online.
- Answered by Stephen S from San Francisco
- Jan 18, 2012
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Are these headphones adjustable?, as in can you slide the earcups up and down to adjust according to your head?
- Asked by Hisao K from San Jose
- Jan 10, 2012
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Answer
Yes. The adjustment is hidden on the inside of the headband. No unsightly gaps in the headband when extended. The earcups also pan and tilt quite a bit to help conform to your head.
- Answered by Stephen S from San Francisco
- Jan 18, 2012
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do the sonics have replaceable ear cups? if not can you mend/clean them if they tear or get dirty?
- Asked by Alexander K from Clifton Springs
- Apr 2, 2012
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