Will I need a headphone cable extender for my fairly thick connector (ATHM50 headphones) or is it fairly open on the bottom?
1932651
Yes. Buy a larger cable. My original one does not fit into the case because that's where the battery is. I recommend this case and a larger cord
1932652
just tried with the older generation Apple headphones and they fit with no extension, the bottom is wide.
1932653
You'll probably want an adapter, so far the only headphones that fit are the ones that came with the phone so anything bigger than that won't work
1932654
The headphone slot is very thin. It fits the standard earbuds that come with the iPhone 5 and not much thicker than that
973241
Doubt it. I was looking for an adapter that was flatter, so that I could send the headphone jack out the side of my belt case. The adapter was too thick for that. I ended up just punching a hole in the case for the headphone jack. This adapter has been added to my collection of oddball cables and plugs waiting for a purpose.
980900
No. Remember you have a cable with two 1/4 inch adapters. One for the headphone and one for the mic. I just put my mic up in the horizontal position when I'm not using it.
1695999
Buy an extension. I use a custom made inst cable for my bass that has an 1/8" extension combined
907583
No, you should use the extender. The case extends below the bottom of the phone and the channel for the headphone jack to go in is narrower than the original iPhone headphone jack. I guess you could force it, but it seemed like a really tight fit to me and it would be hard to get it out.
1601846
There is very little room after you fold up you're headphones (I'm using ATH-M50s/LE) and place your cable on top but I was able to put my FIIO E17 Aspen in the bottom. I think the E17 is a tad bit larger than the E11, so it should work. It's tight with hardly anymore room other than your connector cables. I would have to say you could if your headset is the same size as mine and you don't mind the case completely filled.
149642
Partially. It depends on what you want it to do.You can use it to extend the cable that came with the headphones, but not replace that cable.Also, and this is important: on cables with microphone and/or remote functionality, they will NOT pass through to the device.
930143
It is a very small opening for the headphone jack. I guess it depends on your aux plug, but my Sennheiser headphones do not fit when the case is on.
661385
I can tell you this, there is quite a big of "extra" wire that connectors the two speakers. Plus you can either lower or raise the headphones according you what feels most comfortable.
941362
No, headphones will connect with no problem. There is extra space for the plug.
1417586
My Maxboost Fusion case came with an extender that will fit through the case abd plug into the phone. I just plug my headphones into that
2117123
Yes, but it does come with the little headphone extension. I haven't had any issues with this.
1057956
The cable is divided in two parts of 3 feets approximately each one, but you can extended with any 3.5mm audio cable extension, I do it, and works fine!
1787729
Of course it'll depend on the actual connector, but the actual connector that I have is a little large. That being said it's only too big on one side, the top one, so when I'll want to connect it I'll just shave about 1mm of the plastic on that one side and it should connect fine. Of course, this will really depend on the actual plug you have but I've also tried some headphone plugs that don't work either but again, I'll either shave a little bit of the plastic or just peel back the case if I'm in a 'static' place like my desk for a while. Anyway of the 3 cases I've tried this is still hands down the best.
927993
You probably have to use the other end of the cable. Don't know why they did it but that's what I found. Works fine that way. The headphones are great.
80040
Those headphones should fit with no problems. Stock usb cable also fits with no problems. The problems start once you get ones with a fatter tip or the headphones that have the Lshape jack. As long as you have one with a straight jack it should be fine.
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.