Would I need an extention cord for my Bose QC 3's to plug into my iPhone 4s with the commuter case
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I don't believe so. If the plug in is the same as other head phones it should work fine. I used multiple head phones and the plug-in in my car to listen to my music and everything fit fine.
367242
The headphones come with two cable extensions - one with in-line volume control and microphone, and the other that is a basic 3.5mm cable extension. I use the volume control/microphone one (don't even know where the other one is), and it fits well into the iPhone with several cases (the end is vertical rather than having a 90-degree angle like many regular headphones. I should say that I tend to use more "open" style cases that have more room around the headphone jack than some thicker cases, but I think the end of the inline version will fit through most cases.
777431
No you need an adapter usually with UBS plugs. This cable I use from my iPhone or iPad to an aux in the car or to portable speakers.
1283888
I got this for my iPhone, and it works ok. I use it with my Bose Dock... Plug comes loose easy and does not fit with most cases. Big downfall for me. But doesn't stop be from using it.
538982
No. Tech support at Eartec said the units are wired differently than iPhones or Bose & need the Eartec headsets. Be sure you get a Master unit & a Remite unit for the headsets system to work. Great sets and clarity!
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
558524
I've never heard of a beats cord. You can plug in a standard micro USB cord with this case.
80041
Yes you can!, This is the only minor con for some people. ALL Earphones will fit, but not most HEADPhones, for example my Sennheiser DJ headphones jack will not fit because of the deep indentation of the case. Also, most microUSB ends will not fit unless it is slim and does not have a large enclosure. I hope you all understand what i mean, basically if you have anything similar to the Apple earphones/earbuds, like Klipsch ,Skullcandy and Sony, IT WILL FIT, but if you headphones have a large enclosure, it will NOT fit. Same goes for the microUSB charger cables.
2028317
It is a cord with a plug to the device being used, I do not see how a case would affect use of this product.
684892
This is the same size as the original Apple cord. It can be used with the Commuter case.
771565
I bought mine from Amazon and they did come with the case as well as the iPod cord with volume control, button to answer phone, and mic. I have compared the beats and the Bose side by side as I have the qc 15 and a friend of mine has the beats. Without a doubt the ONLY advantage to the beats is more bass. The noise canceling and sound quality on the Bose is far better than that of the beats, even my friend who owns the beats agrees. Bottom line is, the only reason you should get the Beats over the Bose QC 15 is if you want the extra bass. Otherwise if you enjoy the noise canceling and great sound quality, get the Bose! I bought mine from Amazon and they did come with the case as well as the iPod cord with volume control, button to answer phone, and mic. I have compared the beats and the Bose side by side as I have the qc 15 and a friend of mine has the beats. Without a doubt the ONLY advantage to the beats is more bass. The noise canceling and sound quality on the Bose is far better than that of the beats, even my friend who owns the beats agrees. Bottom line is, the only reason you should get the Beats over the Bose QC 15 is if you want the extra bass. Otherwise if you enjoy the noise canceling and great... » Read More I bought mine from Amazon and they did come with the case as well as the iPod cord with volume control, button to answer phone, and mic. I have compared the beats and the Bose side by side as I have the qc 15 and a friend of mine has the beats. Without a doubt the ONLY advantage to the beats is more bass. The noise canceling and sound quality on the Bose is far better than that of the beats, even my friend who owns the beats agrees. Bottom line is, the only reason you should get the Beats over the Bose QC 15 is if you want the extra bass. Otherwise if you enjoy the noise canceling and great sound quality, get the Bose! « Show Less
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Yes. There's a spot for your earphones right next to where you would plug in your charger. Happy shopping!
126834
Yes. I used the Dock Extender to connect the cable to my Bose Sound Dock. The connection is recessed on the Bose.
673220
Good question, I noticed it depends on the cord. The earphones provided with the phone fit in perfectly of course, and so all other kind of earphones. So far I had trouble only when I wanted to attach the phone to some external speakers that had a slightly wider cord entrance, and in that case I should have removed the case to make it to work, but instead I had an extension cord that solved my problem. So I think in general for earphones you should be fine, while for other external devices like speakers you may need an extension or some extra attachment but that something easy to find.
1953250
If you have a iPhone 4s or older then its ready out of the box. If you have a iPhone 5 or newer then you would need to use the cable that came with the iPhone.
81052
No, you need the extender from lifeproof to use this cable. The case is too thick without it.
907583
No, you should use the extender. The case extends below the bottom of the phone and the channel for the headphone jack to go in is narrower than the original iPhone headphone jack. I guess you could force it, but it seemed like a really tight fit to me and it would be hard to get it out.