Will this work to extract a broken-off earbud jack from a macbook?
865100
probably not. i don't have a mac but if it is the same as other 3.5mm jacks, the jack would spin when you drilled into it.
865101
I don't know if it work with earbud jack broken but it really work with screw with the hole stripped
865102
Probably not small enough, and as the other comment says, it would probably just spin. I'd recommend dissasembling the mac book and pushing it out from the back of the jack.
1645565
This amplifier plugs "in-line" between any output and your earphones. It should work fine with a MacBook Air.
749356
Yes. My headphone jack cracked and I couldn't get it replaced at the time so I bought this and it worked great.
1955852
ATTN. This is 2.5mm size. If your jack is 3.5mm then it will not work and you may need an adapter.
1926815
This works for any regular earphone jack. As long as you're not trying to connect it to a really old radio or TV, you shouldn't have to worry about where this will plug into.
2231254
It has a jack size that will fit but not sure what results you will have. I am not familiar with apple products.
2017432
I used it strictly to convert an XLR micrphone cable to s standard 1/4 inch plug that connects to an amplifier. It doesn't seem like it would lend itself to an iPod.
976838
i don't really use mac so i might suggest if you don't have 3.5mm jacks for the mic and headphone plug pick up a USB converter they are cheap and work great
115893
No, I bought it to hold a korg kaossilator. Works fine for that, but too small for a MacBook.
2276822
You will have to use the same adapter (poke it through the hole) there is nothing to hold it in place. As long as the case does not cover the adapter jack you would not have to remove it. I would shop around for a apple specific device.
1695910
I see no reason why not. They fit my PC jack as well as my Macbook. Hope that helps.
295677
I don't see why they wouldn't. Nearly all audio electronics use the 3.5mm headphone jack. All of my Apple products have the 3.5mm jack. If not then it's the smaller 2.5mm. Either way, if you needed you could just buy an adapter for a dollar.
1650610
No. This a thunderbolt connection which is used on new macs. You should probably look for a lightning connector.
1126746
It should. I don't have a MacBook. I've connected the adapter to the headphone jack on my iPad and then connected a 1/8 M/M stereo from adapter to my pc and it works perfectly. I played music from the iPad and the sound came out my pc speakers. hope this helps.
230738
I would assume that it would but I don't know why you would need it. I use mine to play electric guitar through my Mac. Works great for that.
167335
The easiest way is to run a RCA Y-cable out of the headphone jack. That's what I do from my iPod. Otherwise for better sound you'd need to feed the macbook into a DAC and then connect that to the amp.
1948967
Sorry, I am not a mac user so I can't answer your question. But if mac has USB port, it might work and this is only "my guess"