If you're connecting to an iPod strapped around the upper arm, is there so much extra cord that it flops around annoyingly?
1553845
I use it on my phone in my pocket so I'd image there would be extra cord if it's connected on your arm, I'd probably tie up the extra myself, these sound great and are super light
1553846
I run the extra cord through my shirt. This can work for sleeve holding or belt holding of the iPod. The shirt holds it close to your body so there is no bouncing or catching on anything.
1553847
I connect my iPod on my upper arm also. The headphones come with a clip, so I have to clip the excess cord to my shirt. It's not terrible, just a little too long.
1553848
Yes. You do need to be careful. One time when I was on the Precor, the cord almost got hung up on the bar. I still like the headset & have no regrets buying it.
1009727
no, that would be annoying. If my cord moved I got static so I had to send mine back. I loved the concept though.
1895673
Yeah, you just click (the up/down buttons) repeatedly and it seems to change the volume. My iPod doesn't register the change (I checked the screen) but the volume did change. I use them for running so it was necessary that I don't have to take he device out of the sleeve on my arm.
2168450
It depends I have an Ipod that both the ear phone jack and the computer/power connect are on the bottom so what I have done is turned it upside down. A little inconvenient but it works if you are crafty it would not take much to open the slot a little larger it is plenty wide. The unit it self is quite heavy for its size and you are not going to bend it without some real brute force. This is all good, it has real good rubber stoppers on the bottom and it does not move with a simple touch it has to be more of a real push. To give you an idea of the weight you would not want this to be dropped on your toe as it will really do some harm. Hope this helps.
666186
The only thing I can think of is if you have an over head cord holder this nwould allow the cord to move in and out.... other than that I don't have a clue!
1978264
Hi, thanks for the suggestion. I have a 4 month old nano that is fine with just the aux cord. I ended up just returning it. Thanks again.
2135833
That's a good question because I've had that with other cases too. Not this one. The input is cut out large enough to easily connect headphones. I use the Apple iPhones and there is a little space all around the connection once it is plugged in. I really think this is a terrific case.
1745193
I would advise you to not get this. My upper arm is average, and it still is too big. However, I use a wireless headset and can slip the iPod in my pocket and use the case without the armband.
371293
if your ipod has a protective case, you would have to take that case off and slide the ipod in the armband. it is a bit hard to get it all the the way in whilst on your upper arm. but other thatn that it work perfect and i love it. for the price and the purpose to me its worth it.
519599
I am on my second one now, and it is still that way! I'm going to try to return it AGAIN and maybe get a different ipod. I wish I knew what else to do!
1246757
Unfortunately, I have only used my headphones on my iphone and ipod. However, I will say that I have had that happen to me if the plug closest to the headphones is not all the way in.
368182
I tightened mine down and it was too loose and kept turning on my wrist. It is elastic with velcro closure, but the weight of the Ipod, makes it rotate around the wrist, sooooo I would say no to your question.
508815
I've found my dock is too flimsy, and so when I put my iphone on the dock it leans back and doesn't play anymore. It does play the mini, but it is touchy. I have found that a pig tail 30 pin cord seems more durable and plays as well or better. My new ipod nano didn't have a 30 pin connection, and so I bought an adapter, but it didn't work. Not going to buy any more docks.
1892324
I have one ... It can be worn upside down without any chance of the iPod falling out. The casing surrounds the entire iPod with openings only for the headphone jack and screen
344363
I clip the IPod on my goggle straps in the back and I use the shorter cord putting any excess cord under the straps on each side. I very rarely have a problem of the IPod coming loose. I may have had one-two problems ever in 6 months of use. I can even operate the volume ,skip and pause as I swim!
2234391
I wish there was. I agree, the cord is too short. As a result,I have to hook it directly into the USB of my iMac or rest it on a box (or, darn, the floor) next to an outlet, when I use the AC adaptor that I use for mu ipod.
1730730
No. Unless you get the $30. 30-pin adapter... The adapter raises up the iPod, so then you need a small sleeve to extend the plastic support bar, otherwise the iPod is just hanging in mid-air with no support behind it.... It is a great little gadget otherwise.