Can you sue headphones with it?
339131
Don't think so....And by the way... I ordered two cases and none did the job to keep the water out. I tested them with napkins and both got wet.
705371
I dont think so. The hole for the headphone is not big and even many common headphones dont fit if they are not thin enough
364228
Yes as long as the headphones are a legit product from monstercables. A lot of phonies out there. You can register your headphones with monster using the serial number. You shouldnt have to worry about buying some counterfeit headphones from amazon. They are a supporter of monstercable
32001
yes, the thing is you have to send it back and then you will be out of your (broken) headphones for a week or more.And these break quick, they look water resistant, but they are NOT. Don't buy! Buy the Sennheiser/Adidas MX 680i Sports Earbuds ! a thousand times better!
1332610
This is not a good product. Mine broke after little and careful use... I even bought a case to store the headphones. I don't recommend it.
260564
Yes you can use headphone while its inside the case. It's had space for that.
1556922
Roxief, the first line of the Square Trade Accident Protection Plan description says it covers "hardware failures," so I would think the headphone jack would fall within that definition. Good luck!
911910
Yes, you can. But there is an intermittent squealing noise as if a hearing-aid is interfering with the speaker. I can only guess that the watertightness of the case causes the speaker to do this. I no longer use this case, and haven't since heard this squealing noise.
623110
Sorry, no...This case is only for buds...not headphones. ...it's a great case if you're looking for a bud holding case.
1315355
Yes you can definitely use it with a headphone. There is an opening where the headphone input is located.
990442
no you cannot unless you had a recording device hooked to your headphone output.
1850121
Not really. The ear piece disconnects at the headband, so while you could technically do it, the headset would not subsequently be comfortable to wear. Hth.
1115639
Not really. The earpieces (+volume control) are too heavy and keep pulling out. There's a little clip to attach the headphones to your clothing but even that is not very secure.
1699474
Yes you can, but the locking one is best for the headphones, it basicly just screws on easily and hold the cable in place.
1154587
Yes, to anyone, if you can stick headphones - they fix with Velcro. That is, to helmets that do not cover the ears, may not be suitable.
870140
Yes you can. The only dissadvantage is you are tied down for 2 hours by the cord to the charger. Happy headphone get away.
475350
Unfortunately, I don't think you can fix it. It's a design flaw (a pretty bad one for this product). The audio quality is outstanding (better than the stupid Beats from Dr. Dre for sure..). What I did was to order a replacement (because it should be covered under warranty) and I was simply more careful: what actually breaks the plastic is grabbing the headphones from the ear pads when you take them off and on (despite that being the natural way of doing it) so every time I put them on and off I just expand them from the over head band, without putting strain on the thin plastic connectors that actually break. I hope this is useful. Unfortunately, I don't think you can fix it. It's a design flaw (a pretty bad one for this product). The audio quality is outstanding (better than the stupid Beats from Dr. Dre for sure..). What I did was to order a replacement (because it should be covered under warranty) and I was simply more careful: what actually breaks the plastic is grabbing the headphones from the ear pads when you take them off and on (despite that being the natural way of doing it) so every time I put them on and off I just expand them from the over head band, without putting strain on the thin plastic connectors... » Read More Unfortunately, I don't think you can fix it. It's a design flaw (a pretty bad one for this product). The audio quality is outstanding (better than the stupid Beats from Dr. Dre for sure..). What I did was to order a replacement (because it should be covered under warranty) and I was simply more careful: what actually breaks the plastic is grabbing the headphones from the ear pads when you take them off and on (despite that being the natural way of doing it) so every time I put them on and off I just expand them from the over head band, without putting strain on the thin plastic connectors that actually break. I hope this is useful. « Show Less