Any difficulties with elbow-shaped headphone jacks?
1195912
I have not used one, but from the design, it appears that there would be enough clearance for that.
1195913
Cannot see any reason you would have a problem! Top, bottom and right side of phone are open for connections.
1195914
no, the buttom of the case next to the headphone jack is opened so there is plenty of room for any kind of headphone and earphone jacks!
490112
I've been able to connect jacks from both external speakers and headphones. If the plastic base of the jack is very wide then you'll probably have a problem.
1945155
No, there is a cushion that surrounds the hole where the jack should be placed at, and a barrier that surrounds the case so like most cases that you said won't work this one won't work either. You also have to push the jack through the cushion to insert the jack in the hole. It will also cause most headphones that have a mic or control system on it to not function properly or not function at all
1114514
I use it to extend beyond the protective case since a standard jack won't fit in the smaller cutout of the case. I'm not 100% it will pass through something like a square device but it does seem to have the proper 3 rings on the plug for use with in-line headphone controls so I don't see why it wouldn't. For $2 it wouldn't hurt too much to try it out.
1479958
None that I am aware of, though the cable is rather imporntant, as the headphones have a special kind of port intended for the cable to lock into, the likes of which may make it hard to use normal cables.
137641
The hole is very small, you should better check Mikros thread in head-fi forum. Some people change cable with some small 3.5 mm jack
372619
I had a cable that was fairly large and wouldn't fit. No issues with ear buds though.
941361
There is no problem plugging in headphones. The only issue I've run into is you can't use the stand with tablet standing up having headphones plugged in unless you use a pair with a 90 deg plug.
661321
I use the small winder for those, and it's worked so far. Sometimes they get caught, and it looks like the inline volume part has the cord bent pretty sharply away from it at times, but so far it's just been an idle worry and hasn't caused any functional problems. If my earbuds stop working from being wound too right this way, I'll definitely post about it here!
1615878
I have had no issues with headphones (supplied Apple and two other brands) or power cables. I find the case has good sized opens which have not restricted any access
325479
To update this, there's a possibility that it's just inappropriately hard to push the plug in all the way the first time. I'm checking out the Sandisk forums and it is an occasional question there: http://forums.sandisk.com/sansa/board/message?board.id=clip&message.id=19340&query.id=178666#M19340 I am going to try to force it in further tonight - beyond all reasonable expectations of how hard one should have to push a headphone jack in - don't really care if it breaks because if it doesn't work I'm going to send it back anyway. So I've nothing to lose.
705370
Most likely not. The only thing I can tell you for sure is that the headphone insert point is .25inches in diameter and it's a circle. If your L shaped headphone jack is bigger than that at its widest point, it won't fit.
705372
Highly doubtful, I couldn't get most normal head phone jacks to fit. Third party chargers are pretty much out too
1534658
No that should not happen. Try making sure the plugs are inserted all the way in. They are often pretty darn tight so remove the cable and push it back in in with plenty of force. Inspect the contacts closely and whether or not it is inserted into the correct side. If none of this works I suggest either trying another cable or more optimally contacting Sennheiser. Hope you get them working how they should.
1188716
The headphones fit snugly in their case and there is a cut out for the connector. I've had the headphones for over a year and have not had any issues with the chord.
1379019
I'm by no means an expert, but the loop is on the bit of reinforcing rubber that protects the cable coming out of the jack, so it's not really a problem, near as I can tell. I think as long as you handle the ear buds with care (like you should with any pair, really), you'll be fine.
2205576
You shouldn't have any issue using an "L" shaped headphone jack at all.The case leaves enough space to utilize almost any type of headphone jack :)