How do I adjust the size on the headphones? I've pushed and pulled to no avail.
1254981
The top headband slides in and out. Just grasp the headband just above the ear pieces, pull up to make headband flat then push in or pull out to adjust. Very simple, just give it a try!
342417
I can't fit any of my headphones into the jack. The case is too thick and the headphone jack can't reach the phone inside. I can't find an auxiliary cable that fits it either. I just bought $300 Bose headphones for conference calls and they do not fit in this case. And you can't take off the case easily (which is good) but now I can't even try to use my new headphones. ANYONE FIND A CABLE THAT FITS OR AN EXTENDER?
190831
Hold onto the bottom of the headband with one hand and the chrome bracket over the ear muff with the other and pull. Mine was pretty tight too.
1262151
the wings on the top can be adjusted simply by pulling on them. they should click 3 times when you pull it out, it does require some pressure to do so. it does lessen the pressure that they put on your head and increasing the comfort of the headphones.
721266
Have not had that situation come up. I guess I would give them over the ear headphones and adjust the volume correctly.
955241
It is a little big for the Sony headphones, could put a little double side tape would hold it in place.
54461
connected to the ear pieces are metal frames that allow you to pull them down....maybe an 1and1/2 inches at most....the actual part that sits on your head is not adjustable...its sort of a hard plastic
355421
Hello Manuel. Your ears must adapt to them; these are very large headphones, the inner area measures 2-7/8 (height) x 1-3/4 (width) inches.
539219
Sorry, I don't know. They're made for the fairly flat kind of headphones, less than an inch thick.
673708
Yes, I purchased them with the same concern. I asked the same questions and even called Bose. I went ahead and made the purchase and the headphones fit perfectly. A great investment. I Highly recommend the case, you will not be dissapointed.
923306
Hi pal, this will probably not help you. I tried to get replacement ear pieces for my brother's MDR-V600 headphones of which I was told one was available, so I grabbed it. But on Christmas day when we tried to fit them, it appeared the replacement was a bit small. The best I can tell you is it's about 2 and three-quarter inches wide and about 3 and three-quarter inches long. It's doing me no good right now and is still in the plastic bag.
1825064
Mine are like that to... Yes they are a smaller built headphone and they are a little tight so I would try loosening them up a little bit or every 5 minutes take them off for 30 seconds.
1524821
The last time I replaced mine, I measured the diameter of the speakers (in millimeters) and then shopped Amazon for replacement ones that fit that size of headphones. Previously, they had always sent me really large Koss ones that I had to throw away.
1482322
Not sure exactly how big your Hifimans are. I am using an Audeze LCD-X and the cables, which are attached beneath the cups fit, but I have to be careful to not bend the cables. However, I have a large head and the headband setting is one below max. I would compare your headphone size to mine, and if comparable, you should be ok.
801469
send the headphones back with the bill, ahd get a replacement pair. trying to get a knob is a lost cause, because the way the headphones are made by the mfg.
832199
We don't know, as we used them on another headphone model. The key is to measure the diameter of the earpiece. These are true to size, have considerable give, and are durable.
1110670
haven't had this problem, maybe you need to change sizes. there are kits out there but they'll include the earbud covers, assume the rings are in there.