What is the diameter of black plastic on the 3.5mm? Basically, will the 3.5mm end fit into my iPhone with my case on?
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It seems you have some contradictory answers, probably because nobody (but you) knows what case you're using and how large a hole is available at the audio port. Here are the actual measurements so you can measure your case and decide for yourself. The plastic actually tapers a bit. It's 10 mm in diameter at the pin end, 11mm at the cable end. The black portion is 23mm long. The audio pin is pretty standard at 14mm.
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With out a case it will of course, I have the survivor case for iPhone 6 and it will not
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I guess it would depend on the case. The chord I got is being used at church. I can only tell you that it appears to be a standard head phone jack.
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Works fine with a GMYLE iPhone5 case with the phone straight on the device. I cannot get it to charge through 4mm glass (no gluing to the underside of my desk)
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I measured the phone thickness. It is right around 3/4"BTW, so far I like the case. The only issue I have seen is that some headset plugs that are a bit wider do no fit into the headset jack on the top of the phone. My skull candy headset is working just fine, though. It was an auxilary input into a stereo that had a wider jack that didn't fit.Hope this helpsPat Robinson
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This is not a great answer - but it's the smaller of the two sizes. The size that plugs into my cordless phone. It's standard for desktop/cordless type phones. The adapter converts it to the larger jack size for an iPhone. I think the iPhone jack is 3.5. So, that would make the native size what? 2.5mm? Hope that is somewhat helpful.
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The metal contact is 1/4" long, housed in 5/8" x 11/32" plastic molding (as best that I can measure).My wife uses Note 3, and Micro B end of this cable fits and works flawlessly with her phone. The case for her phone does not have material wrapping around the top and bottom of the phone; without any obstruction to the Micro B input, the cable works just like the OEM cable shipped with the phone.
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really have no idea...the 2.5 mm end is quite thin, designed to fit into a small Sennheiser opening.
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I use it for my iPhone 5. It will go slightly wider than my phone with an Otterbox case on it. If you want I can measure it...but tomorrow. It's dark and cold outside! LOL If you're not familiar with an Otterbox case it's a VERY heavy duty bulky rubber phone case that you would think is made out of a Goodyear tire; but hey, my iPhone 5 feels very safe! Let me know if that helps enough. Just measured the width of my phone with case and it's 2 3/4 inches. You should be able to squeak a 3 inch width device; but that would be max. When you look at the rubber clamp at the bottom of the Cell buckle, it's flexible so you do have a little wiggle room; it's not rigid.
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Do you have a case for the S4 that might be limiting the 3.5mm plug to seated properly? If so, you might need to change the plug to a thinner type or remove the case.
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It will fit an iphone 5 and any other device with a 3.5mm jack. It's about 5 feet or so.
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I do not have a life proof case so I can not check that. I did just put it the jack right next to the iPhone cable jack, and the plastic on the outside looks to be 3-5mm thicker on this extension cable. If you think there is enough room for that you should be fine. Cable has been working well for me.
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roughly 1/3 the thickness of a penny ~.5 mm - I have the iPhone 4S - This fit in between the rubber and plastic part of my Otterbox Commuter Series cover
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No.... .3mm would take away the snug feel you see on the original iPad mini.
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If by 'large end' you mean a 1/4 inch plug then no, this isn't it, you're probably looking for something like this: Hosa MHE100.5 Headphone Adapter Cable (1/4-Inch Female to 3.5MM Male, 6 Inch)This plug is an 'adapter' that adapts 3.5mm to 3.5mm, so no real change going on. However, the plastic around the male end is supposed to be small enough to fit apple products that have a narrow opening to the headphone jack (some older iPods were like this, an iPhone 4 / 4S with a bumper is like this). That said, I don't think this thing worked for me with my iPhone 4 bumper anyway. If by 'large end' you mean a 1/4 inch plug then no, this isn't it, you're probably looking for something like this: Hosa MHE100.5 Headphone Adapter Cable (1/4-Inch Female to 3.5MM Male, 6 Inch)This plug is an 'adapter' that adapts 3.5mm to 3.5mm, so no real change going on. However, the plastic around the male end is supposed to be small enough to fit apple products that have a narrow opening to the headphone jack (some older iPods were like this, an iPhone 4 / 4S with a bumper is like this). That said, I don't think this... » Read More If by 'large end' you mean a 1/4 inch plug then no, this isn't it, you're probably looking for something like this: Hosa MHE100.5 Headphone Adapter Cable (1/4-Inch Female to 3.5MM Male, 6 Inch)This plug is an 'adapter' that adapts 3.5mm to 3.5mm, so no real change going on. However, the plastic around the male end is supposed to be small enough to fit apple products that have a narrow opening to the headphone jack (some older iPods were like this, an iPhone 4 / 4S with a bumper is like this). That said, I don't think this thing worked for me with my iPhone 4 bumper anyway. « Show Less
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Hmm girl measurements or :) downloading a ruler app for my iPad now :) the result is: 4.5 inches not inserted :) Double insertion is 3.5! Enjoy mate :) P.s. My USB mini cable broke in a week. My apple 30 pin is still going strong and if this is the reason for buying this kit, I recommend. If you are really looking for multiple options, I suggest a very good external battery backed up with original cables :)
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Hi, I measured mine for you. The opening to slip the phone in is 3 1/4 inches and length 5 inches. The directions on the original package say for iphone 4, 4S,5, ipod touch, HTC galaxy no more than 4.3". I don't know where that last measure comes in to play on the label. I still have an iphone 3 and it works well. If your phone is fat, it might not close properly if it is as big as the dimensions (3 1/4 by 5) though, just saying. If the size isn't an issue, it works well.
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It's "skinny" on the phone end and didn't work for my iPhone. I thought I had a 5S, but all the adapters I look at that claim to fit 5's are all to narrow for mine. Mine has the same wide bus as my husband's 4. I don't know if I was ripped off at the seller's end and actually got a 4S instead of a 5S, or whether there's some sort of hybrid cord that I need to use. Anyway, the bottom line is...no. It doesn't fit my iPhone (5S? 4S?) or my husband's iPhone (4).
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The earphone wire serves as an antennae. I use my iPad earplugs and they work OK. I do not know what a 3.5 plug is - as I said, my iphone/ipad/laptop plug is the size on the radio.