Will a non-Apple aux/speaker cable fit through the case into the headphone jack?
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I believe it depends on the cable you are using. the thickness of the actual part of the cord that you plug into the jack will determine whether it will fit or not. But just to be safe I would say the thinner the better
1610983
There is a headphone screw, which you take out to plug headphones in. Only the apple headphone or similar ones work with the case on unless you use the adaptor that come with the case.
930143
It is a very small opening for the headphone jack. I guess it depends on your aux plug, but my Sennheiser headphones do not fit when the case is on.
2012350
If they fit into the iPhone/iPod Touch headphone jack, then they will fit into this. The female end of this cable is, as far as I understand, a direct replica of your iOS device's headphone jack. Hope that helps.
1436054
Yes, there are two small holes on either end of the back side of the case. I have an iPhone 4s and the jack fits perfectly through the opening.
13299
No! I bought it trusting another answer, but that does NOT fit into an iPhone with the Apple case. The cable seems fine but the plug is not small enough.
1787042
I'm not sure but when I plug in my 3.5mm jack its a perfect/tight fit... so anything bigger, most likely won't fit. You will probably need an adapter. Despite the headphone cut-out this case is solid
1527270
I use normal 3.5 mm make/male cable to connect my iPod Classic to the audio in on the speaker. Works well.
372622
It will not interfere with the apple earbuds or sync/charger cord that comes with the phone. If you use a cable adapter (such as the 30 pin to lightning that Apple sells) then this won't fit, and if you use headphones that have an L shape at the headphone jack, then this too will likely not fit.
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It will depend on the width of the pin casing (the black plastic portion that the aux pin comes out from). I tried using the case with an aux cable I have in my car and it doesn't fit. Be sure to buy aux cable with the thinnest pin casing, similar to headphone pins, and that should work.
111564
The case has a an opening for a headphone jack and it works fine with my headphones but may not work with headphones that have larger barrels above the 3.5 mm jack.The case is about as slippery as the phone is.
1033744
Yes and no... By default there's only a opening for your headphone on the bottom (iPhone5/5s). While the phone is in the case, there really isn't enough room to reasonably connect a lightening cable to it without bending it to the point of breaking; however, nothing prevents one from cutting a small opening in the leather for a connection.
2205576
You shouldn't have any issue using an "L" shaped headphone jack at all.The case leaves enough space to utilize almost any type of headphone jack :)
1392202
It should it takes the smaller input jack on the headphone unit on the jack. The casing tapers down to fit in the headphone plug in
853874
It has a standard connector so yes. The barrel of the upper part of the connector is wider so if you have a narrow case leading up to the headphone jack, it might be a problem.
260393
It all depends upon the size of the connector. If they're large, like my SONY MDR-V150's headphone jack which just barely DOESN'T fit, then no. There IS more room for a headphone plug in this case than there is in my iPhone 5s case, however.
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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.