Suggest a Wireless Headphone with Audio Jack

[freebird_9924]

HELLO FRIENDS,

I am looking for wireless headphones which also had audio jack so one person can listen via wireless headphone and another person can connect their wired headphone to wireless and listen.

Purpose is mainly to watch movies during travelling togather...

Plz give ur suggestions..

 

[Toothless]

Just get a 3.5mm splitter and call it good. I don't think what you're looking for exists.

 

[freebird_9924]

Just get a 3.5mm splitter and call it good. I don't think what you're looking for exists.

Already have one such wireless headphone of bludio. It has 3.5 mm audio port for another headphones. So two person can listen together..

 

[Toothless]

Already have one such wireless headphone of bludio. It has 3.5 mm audio port for another headphones. So two person can listen together..

So use that?

 

[freebird_9924]

So use that?

It is quite old now and getting damaged externally...so looking for alternative..

 

[SoNic67]

I don't understand. You want two connections to a pair of headphones to listen to one movie?
Why two connections then? If is the same source of audio (the movie), you need just one connection to that one source.

 

[Toothless]

I don't understand. You want two connections to a pair of headphones to listen to one movie?
Why two connections then? If is the same source of audio (the movie), you need just one connection to that one source.

Two headphones from one source.

It is quite old now and getting damaged externally...so looking for alternative..

Like I said, just get a splitter.

 

[freebird_9924]

I don't understand. You want two connections to a pair of headphones to listen to one movie?
Why two connections then? If is the same source of audio (the movie), you need just one connection to that one source.

Suppose two people are travelling and wanna watch movie on laptop or mobile or tablet. U can connect wireless headphone to device and another headphone can be connected to wireless headphone , so both persons can listen.

 

[silentbogo]

I don't understand. You want two connections to a pair of headphones to listen to one movie?
Why two connections then? If is the same source of audio (the movie), you need just one connection to that one source.

He wants two headphones connected to the same source(phone, tablet or laptop)

It is quite old now and getting damaged externally...so looking for alternative..

So, get another one of those. There ain't many options on the market, besides Bluedio, cause there isn't much demand for such feature.
Alternatively, you can wait a year or two for a wide adoption of Bluetooth 5.0, which supports simultaneous streaming to several audio devices, and get two pairs of wireless headphones.

 

[SoNic67]

I am just pointing that he requested a headphone with TWO connections, when in fact he needs a SOURCE with two outputs.
It's easier to look when you know what to look for.

 

[freebird_9924]

I am just pointing that he requested a headphone with TWO connections, when in fact he needs a SOURCE with two outputs.
It's easier to look when you know what to look for.

Have I asked headphone with two connection? I didn't ask like that. Anyways, I didn't ask for source with two output as well. Like silentbogo said, that's what I exactly asked for. Thx.

 

[SoNic67]

The headphones have only inputs, so that's why your question made no sense to me.

I have a couple of wired/Bluetooth ones and the wire is input only. The Bluetooth audio never gets "pushed" out on the wire, the second I insert the wire, Bluetooth is stopped.

 

[silentbogo]

I have a couple of wired/Bluetooth ones and the wire is input only. The Bluetooth audio never gets "pushed" out on the wire.

As we said before, it's a rare "niche" feature that's only implemented on a few Bluedio headsets. There was one more, I just can't remember who made it.

 

[freebird_9924]

As we said before, it's a rare "niche" feature that's only implemented on a few Bluedio headsets. There was one more, I just can't remember who made it.

U r right. Apart from bludio, no one has that I guess. I visited few shops as well, they are also not aware of this.

 

[newtekie1]

Why do they have to be wireless? I mean, if you're travelling, the audio source probably isn't going to be far enough away to matter.

Anyway, a solution might be to just grab a DS4 controller a splitter, and two wired headphones.

 

[silentbogo]

Why do they have to be wireless? I mean, if you're travelling, the audio source probably isn't going to be far enough away to matter.

If it's a train or a bus ride - there's nothing worse than tangling in your own headphone wires (even worse if you have twice as many wires). Been through that every time I visit my grandma. Last 2 times I took my bluetooth headset, so I can get through painstaking 13 hours on a train without ripping cords on shelves and bunk handles.
I've been using wired headphones only at home for the past 5-6 years. Anywhere else - only wireless.