Will I have trouble using my headphone jack after I install the ipad into the case?
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I haven't had any trouble whatsoever with the various headphone plug styles I've used.
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It's depending on the headphone jack is. If the jack is simliar to the apple headphones, you won't have any problems. But w/ my beats wire I have to keep it in one place or it would get forced out.
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Yes and no. If it is a straight plug in that works awesome. I use my Samsung ones and they are straight and they work awesome with it. Connect securely but I do have some other ones i think they are Skull Candy they are the L shape and the L or curved ones don't work. They don't click all the way in. So use the straight plug in ones.
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Yes, I use the stylus with my iPad all the time. The stylus fits in the slot at the top of the snugg case and attaches to the headphone jack.
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It can seem hard but using this trick it is really very easy. Put the ear bud that came with your iPad into the audio jack port. Put the case with iPad in front of you like you are going to watch a movie. The audio port will be at the top right. Now put your forefinger behind the ear bud jack, your thumb will naturally rest on the corner of the case. Now push on the corner of the case with your thumb as you pull on your ear bud jack in the opposite and your case will pop right off. Email me if you have any problems. I even took a picture, which I could send to you if needed. Email me if you are having any trouble with this technique. It can seem hard but using this trick it is really very easy. Put the ear bud that came with your iPad into the audio jack port. Put the case with iPad in front of you like you are going to watch a movie. The audio port will be at the top right. Now put your forefinger behind the ear bud jack, your thumb will naturally rest on the corner of the case. Now push on the corner of the case with your thumb as you pull on your ear bud jack in the opposite and your case will pop right off. Email me if you have any problems. I even took a picture, which I could send to you if needed. Email me if you... » Read More It can seem hard but using this trick it is really very easy. Put the ear bud that came with your iPad into the audio jack port. Put the case with iPad in front of you like you are going to watch a movie. The audio port will be at the top right. Now put your forefinger behind the ear bud jack, your thumb will naturally rest on the corner of the case. Now push on the corner of the case with your thumb as you pull on your ear bud jack in the opposite and your case will pop right off. Email me if you have any problems. I even took a picture, which I could send to you if needed. Email me if you are having any trouble with this technique. « Show Less
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Yesss! This is an issue, only apple headphones or headphones with the same diameter jack as apple headphones will fit through the opening in the case.
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If you remove the top of the iPod holder, I suppose the iPad would doc... However, I wouldn't recommend it. Use the 3.5 mm jack or bluetooth
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That's a good question because I've had that with other cases too. Not this one. The input is cut out large enough to easily connect headphones. I use the Apple iPhones and there is a little space all around the connection once it is plugged in. I really think this is a terrific case.
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The auxiliary jack is just your standard headphone style jack. For instance my iPad doesn't fit in the doc so I plug in a cable in the headphone jack of the iPad and the other into the Bose.
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I don't have it in front of me or I'd look, but I seem to recall that the headphone port is just a hole, as opposed to a door flap, a hole not much wider than the headphone port itself. Given that the case itself itself is foam and somewhat flexible, we haven't had any issues getting the headphones connected, but I suppose if you had a set of headphones with an extremely wide jack casing it might be a trick to get it plugged in.
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Yes, the case leaves access to the headphone jack. I don't know exactly about your second question but the case itself is very slippery.
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I haven't had any issues, but I'm running regular headphones. I think the hole in the casing is big enough for any size headphone jack. I hope this helps. Thanks
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Yes, if the Ipad has a standard headphone jack. I've used the headphones w/my tablet. Just plug the base into the Ipad. When I plug the base into my tablet, I run the base off batteries.
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The cable that comes with the headphones has a mic on it and volume control module that is only designed to work properly with an APPLE device. You will still get sound if you use a different brand device, but the mic and volume control module may not work properly.
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It depends on how you use the case. I noticed that dust collects inside when I use headphones with an oversized jack (pulls the case away from the back of the iphone)
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I triad to connect with my iPhone but my phone still can't find the headphone but for my iPad yes it work very well
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I have had no issues with headphones (supplied Apple and two other brands) or power cables. I find the case has good sized opens which have not restricted any access
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Nope.After reading your question, I tried running the audio out of my iPad to my Bose wireless Bluetooth system... Doesn't work. : (
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If you want to plug in headphones while leaving the case on, yes. If you happen to lose it, you'd have to pry the case off to use the headphone jack.