What do you have to do to use headphones? Is a screw or what type of cover?
1195207
It's got flaps for the head phones and charging cord. Only problem with charging hole is only legit Apple chargers fit. I've got a few cords from Walmart and target and they don't fit. The flaps are thick and don't let water in when resealed.
947827
I have no idea but I would think anything with a insert for speakers/headphone should work. If you order and they do ,please let me know. :)
159330
I'd have no idea, best thing to do is google parts or accessories for those headphones.
1287714
You have a little over 1/16 of an inch around the inlet for headphones. It is soft rubber in that section as well for further movement if needed. Hope that helps.
77886
I use bluetooth headphones so don't need it. Not sure if there is a hole in the top.
1539341
There is a flap that covers the jack yes but it shouldn't cause any problems for most headphones. You may find a problem if you try to use a pair with an L shape jack depending on its length.
1718788
the right side of the headphones is where the batteries are located. simply use your nails or thumbs and grip unto the small bumps on either side of the "S" symbol. turn the headphones, left side up and tap gently. the cover will raise off and there you will see the batteries. reverse this action and ensure the cover snaps in properly. hope this helps!
267747
I have the headphones from the box that came with the phone and they plug in. There is a little twist cap that you turn and take off, though it is attached to the phone still so you don't lose it. I've had no problems listening to music with the case on.
1751953
Unfortunately I cannot answer your question as I am unfamiliar with the specific headphone you mentioned. You might want to try to remove the existing cover. If it is typical, it should be easy to remove simply by lifting the rear side of the cover and lifting it over the speaker flange. Do not try to force it - it should lift easily. Assuming you are successful, measure the outside dimensions of the flange. If the flange is about 2" in the vertical dimension and 2" in the horizontal dimension this should fit. The cover is flexible and will conform to an oval shape as long as the vertical and horizontal dimensions do not deviate too far from the 2" measurement. Unfortunately I cannot answer your question as I am unfamiliar with the specific headphone you mentioned. You might want to try to remove the existing cover. If it is typical, it should be easy to remove simply by lifting the rear side of the cover and lifting it over the speaker flange. Do not try to force it - it should lift easily. Assuming you are successful, measure the outside dimensions of the flange. If the flange is about 2" in the vertical dimension and 2" in the horizontal dimension this should fit. The cover is flexible and will conform to an oval shape as long as the... » Read More Unfortunately I cannot answer your question as I am unfamiliar with the specific headphone you mentioned. You might want to try to remove the existing cover. If it is typical, it should be easy to remove simply by lifting the rear side of the cover and lifting it over the speaker flange. Do not try to force it - it should lift easily. Assuming you are successful, measure the outside dimensions of the flange. If the flange is about 2" in the vertical dimension and 2" in the horizontal dimension this should fit. The cover is flexible and will conform to an oval shape as long as the vertical and horizontal dimensions do not deviate too far from the 2" measurement. « Show Less
1544196
Unfortunately, when the phone is fully seated in the case, the headphone jack is actually covered. The case would need to be open and the phone partially exposed to insert headphones.
1531474
It's just a cover.. You won't have any problem listening to your headphones with this cover on your phone
1223875
I had the same problem. I just bought Bluetooth headphones. But I would try a drill. Just bore the hole a hair bigger until it fits. With it off the phone off coarse.
2038230
No, you don't. The headphones come with an adapter and both standard sizes.
60911
Hidefinitely will work. It use the headphone jack. Check another brand, mine did not last long : (
1528198
You may want to check this method out. http://lifehacker.com/152499/keep-headphone-wires-from-getting-tangled
674501
No, you can not. The cover needs to be open for any type of volume adjustment. Hope that helps!
170370
If its just the foam cover, turn the ear side of the right headphone 1/8" to the right (the opposite of how you installed the batteries on the left side), this should remove the ear piece cover, you can then stretch the foam cover back over and reinstall the entire ear piece cover. Hope this helps.