Best Bluetooth iPad Headphones

Believe it or not but you can actually use Bluetooth technology with your iPad. Although at the time of writing the operating system that comes with your iPad doesn't support file transfer, there's nothing to stop you from using Bluetooth headphones or keyboards. While I don't expect too many of you out there to be taking your iPad with you to the gym, I can still see a great deal of other scenarios where Bluetooth headphones would be ideal. This would also be really useful if you decide to go for the keyboard option too. At the moment I'm much more interested in getting myself some new headphones so what are the best Bluetooth headphones available for the iPad?

First up is Motorola’s MOTOROKR S9 headphones with it's funky behind the head design. I think these headphones are probably better suited to the iPhone as they have the switch where you can change from calls to music which is excellent. There's also features on it which make them suitable for the more active user such as being water and sweat resistant. In saying that, I've included them because the price is reasonable and the sound quality is excellent. If you're looking for entry level Bluetooth headphones for your iPad you could do worse than go for the MOTOROKR S9 headphones.

Next up is the fantasticly named Rocketfish Mobile Bluetooth High-Definition Stereo Headphones which comes with a handly USB charging cable and AC Adapter. There headphones also fit behind the head and come with the extra comfort of foam ear pads which make them a joy to wear. The Rocketfish headphones have an interesting feature built in which allows you to change the audio settings to suit your needs. You can customize the sound to a format that you enjoy. The battery life for these headphones is also superb at over 14 hours of continuous use.

Finally we have some serious head gear! The Sennheiser PX210BT Collapsible Blutooth Headphones are very pricey but if you're after some serious quality from your headphones then these are a must. The big selling point of these headphones is that they support apt-X sophisticated audio compression which apparently delivers true hi-fi quality straight to your ears. They'd better for that price! I'd say that these headphones are a little more comfortable to wear than the others I've mentioned as there's a lot more padding around the ears and headband so if you plan to wear headphones for hours on end these might be the better option for you.

Since the iPad is fairly new on the market I'd imagine that over the coming months we'll see more and more Bluetooth Headphones specifically created for the iPad. The device itself is being used for lots of different things and no doubt users will scream out for more Bluetooth options. There are a lot of wireless headphones out there at the moment which would work well with the iPad so don't be put off.