I have a Jitterbug phone and use a lanyard. However, I was wondering if this item is suitable for other devices too?
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I guess the criteria to use this item on another device would be 1) that the weight would be appropriate to hang around your neck, i.e. not too heavy and 2) that the device had something to attach the neck cord to. For example I could not use this on my phone because there would be nothing to attach it to.
1418201
Oh, yes! I returned my unit before ever using it. For emergencies, I put a cell phone in a small bag attached to a lanyard.
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I agree with the other persons answer. A lanyard is possible to attach. The only problem I have with this model that I purchased is the limited channels. This model of "radio-transmiter has only 22 channels. There are other models that have the channels but each channel has many sub channels that give you the opportunity to only listen to the people that you want to communicate with. The small additional cost is well worth it if you are going to use it in a high communication area. This is like having your own phone instead of a party line.
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Yes the case is a perfect for the Jitterbug phone.The only slight problem is the side the charger plug goes in,a little snug,so I cut the side out just a tad. The sides are elastic material and no problem.Hope this is helpful. AE
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Not that I am aware of. Jitterbug uses their own service and I think they are supported by Verizon.
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It depends on your phone. I have a Jitterbug, and there is a place at the top of the backside to thread the cord through. I use the cord and ring only, and put the cellphone in an outside zipper pocket of my purse with the ring outside the zipper. That way I can just look at my purse and see if my phone is there. Good luck!
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I would think so. I use the true to go device. I would doubt that the lancing devices were different.
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No. this works for small electronics that have a lanyard mounting hole (cameras, flashlights, etc.) search Amazon for I phone 5 lanyard and you will get the SwitchEasy product. there aren't a lot of options as of yet.
779533
It should be, but I am not entirely sure. I have never used Jitterbug Plus, but I have seen the charger and it does look exactly like this one. But you'll never know until you try.
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The loop is thin enough to put through the opening and loop it through the lanyard. It really works well on the iPhone 5S.
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I am not sure about your particular type of the cell. Mine did not have a place to attach, so what I did was to use one of the holes on the phone silicon skin to attache the lanyard.I hope it helps.
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since it is designed to hang below the Mosquito Magnet I do not know how it would be released if used in another device. It should work as designed
1417355
There is a small grommet at the top of the case where it bends around the side. The diameter is approximately the width of a standard audio jack. I'm not sure if a lanyard would fit in there.
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No it doesn't have a way to attach a lanyard. It is a snug fitting case. it's a hard shell, not the rubber gel type. My kids have them on their phones and have dropped them several times and no damage has occurred.
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This item is made for many uses and devices--you need to consult your phone info. I use one in an Sprint HTC Evo with no problem.
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I bought the lanyard to attach to my mother's Jitterbug phone, and it has functioned and held up very well. I would recommend this product. As my personal phone, I have an LG 800 GHL cell phone and I use a simple Case Logic padded camera case as a carrying case for it. There is a small loop tab at the top backside of the case where you could easily attach the lanyard cord for carrying around your neck if you need your hands free for a short period of time. I would not recommend wearing it this way all the time, however, due to the weight of the phone being a bit heavy for long-term wear.
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Yes, it worked with the jitterbug. My mother is the one using the phone. Now, she does not forget her cell phone and I can call her anytime, anywhere.