will this take care of only 1 side of headphones working
615775
First of all, I would suggest testing to see if the problem is in the headphones/ear buds themselves. If not, then yes, this would take care of it.
615776
It completely replaces the audio jack. So if it is the jack that is failing, then yes. Have you tried other headphones? does the audio still only come out of one ear? Then I would say it's pretty safe bet the audio jack has broken.
1487112
Swap/verify headphones, check all things and visually inspect anything you can including wiring or soldering or anything that would look out of place or worse, missing. Then make sure all levels are turned up. None of that works yours is broke.
1705774
Along the sides VERY CAREFULLY with plastic tools or "Kit" that you can purchase for a little of nothing. Completely rebuilt my ipod and works flawlessly.
1923897
The soft part that goes in ur ear no u can jus pull it away from the plastic covered speaker n replace it with one u had frm a previous headphones. The headphone cable is kinda short thou
1365251
yes but the headphones did not last long and one side worked. it stopped working after one week
2126911
If the headphone cable is properly connected to the headphones, you shouldn't need to rotate the 3.5mm jack. If this only happens with one device, it's probably not the headphones, but if the issue occurs when connected to multiple devices, then switch cables. If the problem persists with different cables, then get the headphones checked. Hope this helps.
1634185
yes it will - however mine does not work very well, the headphones have to be plugged in just right for the sound to come out of both sides
331188
both sides should play equally. Stereo sound both ears. Make sure the metal connector is fully pushed into the hole where the headphones go, otherwise you will not hear well or on both ears.
1187563
I actually just cut it with scissors. It doesn't look too bad but that was the only method I could think of so I could connect other headphones. I hope that helps.
1787727
Of course it'll depend on the actual connector, but the actual connector that I have is a little large. That being said it's only too big on one side, the top one, so when I'll want to connect it I'll just shave about 1mm of the plastic on that one side and it should connect fine. Of course, this will really depend on the actual plug you have but I've also tried some headphone plugs that don't work either but again, I'll either shave a little bit of the plastic or just peel back the case if I'm in a 'static' place like my desk for a while. Anyway of the 3 cases I've tried this is still hands down the best. Of course it'll depend on the actual connector, but the actual connector that I have is a little large. That being said it's only too big on one side, the top one, so when I'll want to connect it I'll just shave about 1mm of the plastic on that one side and it should connect fine. Of course, this will really depend on the actual plug you have but I've also tried some headphone plugs that don't work either but again, I'll either shave a little bit of the plastic or just peel back the case if I'm in a 'static' place like my desk for a while. Anyway of the 3 cases I've tried this is still... » Read More Of course it'll depend on the actual connector, but the actual connector that I have is a little large. That being said it's only too big on one side, the top one, so when I'll want to connect it I'll just shave about 1mm of the plastic on that one side and it should connect fine. Of course, this will really depend on the actual plug you have but I've also tried some headphone plugs that don't work either but again, I'll either shave a little bit of the plastic or just peel back the case if I'm in a 'static' place like my desk for a while. Anyway of the 3 cases I've tried this is still hands down the best. « Show Less
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Yes You can Use headphone on the same side as the on & off switch is and the volume
1850123
One headphone will come off and the other will continue to function, however, they do not stay on well once one side is removed.
562571
When you hold down the one and try extending the headphones, it acts as a barrier from it extending. Its kind of hard to explain. Like, it makes it so that if your head fits the 1 setting, you dont have to pulling and tugging on the sides. All you'd have to do is press the 1 and pull and it will go to its specified extent and wont go any further. I hope that explained it...
582459
That depends whether or not you take care of it and prevent it from getting dirty. All new pairs come with a cloth to clean your headphones
1945155
No, there is a cushion that surrounds the hole where the jack should be placed at, and a barrier that surrounds the case so like most cases that you said won't work this one won't work either. You also have to push the jack through the cushion to insert the jack in the hole. It will also cause most headphones that have a mic or control system on it to not function properly or not function at all
1477654
No, but there is a piece to hook one in so it would be out of the way if you wanted to use only one earbud.
331190
I think it is broken. Mine works on both sides. BUT this is my second set of these headphones, the first pair broke in exactly the way you are describing - left ear piece stopped working. It must be an issue with this model. I had the old ones for years though before that happened.