what size is the jack on these headphones?
791376
I don't know the designation but it fits my work station, Dell laptop, and S4 cell phone.
791377
Instead of a jack, these headphones come with a quick disconnect connector, a flat piece that snaps into a similar piece on the adapter that you need to buy. The one I bought is the Jabra GN1200, which has the quick disconnect on one end, which connects to the headphone cord, and a small jack on the side, the same size as what you see with a standard telephone handset coiled cord. But be clear - the jack is on the adapter, not on the headset cord.
1374753
The headphones have a 1/4 inch plug. There are several adaptors listed on the page which can make it able to be plugged into to a Bluetooth transmitter/receiver, phone/MP3 player, or stereo.
1654066
1) Yes it is the standard size jack (3.5mm).2)No these are only simple headphones with no controls or mic.
832198
Measure your headphone' earpiece diameter and see if these are the same.. That's what I did
1789643
not sure but I can tell you that the style of connector (cord to headset) is messed up. When I moved the cord it would make crackling noises in the headset over the audio. these headphones suck imo
1923092
I'm not sure? It's about the standard length. I don't have the packaging anymore because I threw it away. The headphones came with a short in the cord. It was horrible. People couldn't hear me and I was going in and out. And it would just pause.
1293031
Its a 2.5mm one. Try to get a converter [3.5mm female 2.5mm male adapter converter] for using your regular headphones.
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If memory serves correctly these are 1/4" but come (original stock) with adapters to the standard 1/8" on phones/aux-input devices, or vice-versa. I'm sorry I can't be certain, but in general adapters are great to have around. They are "flat" monitors so compressed (lo-fi) will be more noticeable because the headphones present sound more accurately. I used these for a couple years and only gripe is the squeeze on the head. Great for making music (due to accuracy) but if you just want to listen they show the wrinkles. Having a great pair of headphones is double-edged: On one hand you can hear everything, on the other you can hear EVERYTHING, so low quality recording or compression will bug.
1159946
I assume it's the standard length as the oem ones, honestly your only spending a few dollars for headphones that last as long if not longer then the original that are 30 dollars
126227
It's the standard 3.5mm jack. i have a pair of headphones that fit the speakers for my computer, the mp3 and the tv.
1970291
I'd say 5/8 inch. I use them on my apple earphones and on my Sony ones. They fit nicely, are thick enough that they don't rip when you try to put them on, but aren't so thick that the earphones fall out of your ear.
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There is although assuming you have headphones with a standard 3.5mm (1/4") jack, you will need to buy a 1/4" -&gt; 1/8" adapter
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Truth is I have no idea. I do know they fit the headphones for which they were purchased. Now that they are on the phones it's difficult to measure them for you. Sorry.
510698
These are just standard headphones and will work in any device with a standard 1/8" (3.5mm) headphone jack.
1955852
ATTN. This is 2.5mm size. If your jack is 3.5mm then it will not work and you may need an adapter.
738872
Not sure of exact size but they fit the wireless headset for my vehicle which r larger than ur standard headphones.
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Yes the headphone jack is 3.5mm also the cable is hard wires to the headphones. Ie. non-removeable. Hope this helps