How big is the headphone jack? Would it be comparable to Apple's headphone jack in slimness? I have a LifeProof case and detest the adapter :-/
2008837
You would still need the adapter. The remote function will not work when using the adapter either. I had a Lifeproof case and had to finally get rid of it. It was affecting my calls. Love the protection but hate how it affected the functionality of the phone.
113029
It probably would not work. I have a similar case like the life proof. I could not fully plug in because the 3.5mm isn't that long. I had to take mine off to listen to music.
1703977
Have no idea what a lifeproof case might be. It certainly seems to be smaller/less bulky than some of the chargers I have seen.
541847
If your iPhone case is especially think I'm fairly certain it wouldn't work. The audio connector on the cable isn't especially thin or long. A friend of mine with a fairly thin case still needs to remove it to play music.
193829
It is the same size as the apple cables, about 3 feet. The connector is a little bit larger so it does not fit into a lifeproof case. It does fit in an otter box case.
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.
2013073
The lifeproof case has a very deep port into the connection. This simply extends a regular lightning pin far enough to plug into the phone when it is in it's case. Overall - unhappy with both the adapter and the lifeproof case. Two sets of adapters needed to use any "old" connection - e.g. bose sound dock, car charger or connector for home stereo. Also, lifeproof case really distorts speaker which makes phone calls with speaker function difficult.
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I have a Lifeproof case for my iPhone that I use it for. It binds a little with the cover or door on the case, but it will fit and can be used with a docking port. I was worried about the binding so most of the time I will use a charging cord with a longer plug to charge the phone. It just has to be long enough to reach into the case opening. I only use this adapter when I want to place it on the dock.
1291058
I have a Lifeproof case as well, and it can sometimes be hard to find a compatible case. I'll have to post the dimensions of the Apple lightning connector, and then ask Lifeproof how big it can be. I suppose we could order one and return it if it doesn't fit?
213303
I'd see if I could get this kind of adapter locally. For example, our local BestBuy had one for a dollar, I think.The headphones? Haven't used them much; initial thoughts: pretty good sound, not the most comfortable.
1051314
I am not 100% sure...I have a lifeproof case for my iPhone 5 that has an extension for the headphone jack. I cold see that the "L" shape plug could be an issue on some cases. It would be something to research further before you purchase.
438521
The opening is 3/8" x 3/8". Because the headphone jack is not centered in the opening the effective size is roughly 3/16" x 3/16". As an example I held a standard diameter pencil over the port and it fits easily.
420417
I felt the headphone does not reach that level of volume. The max volume is actually decent and not very loud. I tried with iPhone 4, 4s, laptops with different media players. Stating this, I did not feel the sound leakage actually.
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I think the adapter is something like this - it convert standard headphone jack to iPod size jack - check these two out...http://www.i-luv.com/product_detail.asp?idx=1387&keyword;=iEA15:%20Headphone%20iPod%20Remote%20Adapter&category;_cd=t11&cat;_lev=1http://www.macworld.com/product/ipod/774/detail.html
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The audio jack and 30-pin jacks are a little close. I had to use a new skinny Apple charge/sync cable with a standard audio patch that has an 8.5mm outer body. It is a tight fit as you can see in this photo: http://imgur.com/svmkqoA
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there was an extension jack that must be used in order for your headphone to work as Kyle explained better than I, also remember to put the little screw back in when done, I know that in the past with the ipads, apple had some sound issues occur after updates where you didnt have sound except thru headphone/earphones, or had to install a app to correct sound problems with the jack and settings - tho the case I purchased was for the Ipad, it wasn't waterproof at all, ipad3 is dead, hopefully your phones case will do as they advertise.
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I don't have it in front of me or I'd look, but I seem to recall that the headphone port is just a hole, as opposed to a door flap, a hole not much wider than the headphone port itself. Given that the case itself itself is foam and somewhat flexible, we haven't had any issues getting the headphones connected, but I suppose if you had a set of headphones with an extremely wide jack casing it might be a trick to get it plugged in.