Will a 3.5mm jack fit all the way into the female end? I own a similar product, and the 3.5mm jack doesn't quite go all the way in.
1306501
Yes, a 3.5mm jack will go all the way in. My rode adapter works great. I have another adapter that did the same thing your saying but if you push it hard enough it goes in. But this rode adapter works perfect as it should.
1306502
if you are referring to a standard guitar 1/4" jack then Yes... it will go all the way in.
1306503
If it is a typical "mini-jack" end (like a headphone jack) then yes it will fit all the way in. I've used this adapter for recording interviews from a wireless microphone and it works great.
1212183
The 3.5mm jack is right next to the micro-usb port on it. You'll need a male 3.5mm to plug whatever you're plugging in (speakers, headphones, etc.)
2267748
Sure - it'll work great, you just have to apply some pressure to the jack. Let us all know how it works out for you.
644736
Yes, with any decide with 3.5 mm jack. Almost all modern devices are equipped this way nowadays
1254233
The plugs on either end (both are the same size) will go into any standard headphone jack so it'll fit in both of those as long as your headphones do!
2271490
no, it is terminated in a 1/4 inch jack. you need a female 1/4" to male 1/8" adapter. Grado makes one but many other brands work just fine.
1206556
3rd party headsets jacks fits just fine. USB is a different story. The OEM USB fits well but 3rd party USB molded plastic comes in different sizes. I solved the problem by piling down the plastic to fit the opening.
1545395
The (measured) outer diameter of the jack is 5.4 mm, the inside is 2.0 mm. This is a standard size. Good luck!
90638
No 3.5 mm jack, but you can use an adapter on your 3.5 mm plug and use the RCA composite (red and white) audio out. This link shows a photo of one.. http://www.adafruit.com/products/1013?gclid=Cj0KEQiApbunBRDs0fba3dz484cBEiQAMsx-p_Z3gIWq8Jg71QqP6PJVEAucws33yRN0iPaC_2s_kj8aApGX8P8HAQ
1247011
I have had the same issue w/ some Bose 20i headphones. The male it won't fit completely in the female end. I'm not sure if it's defective or it's just too small.
1790727
Check your devices earphone jack specs if it says "3.5mm input" then it should fit , the sound is great i can hear the bass & all & the earbuds reduce all outside sound!
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Joseph, you must realize this is a 3.5mm to 3.5mm "extender jack". If you headphone jack is larger than 3.5mm, it will not work...
901974
Yes, that is exactly why I have come - the headphones don't fit if you push the jack in all the way. What have you done? Did you return yours to the store, or did you contact the manufacturer?
1537393
I haven't been able to get it to work with mine as the jack is too long and doesn't properly line up.
607571
I am using a 3.5mm jack and that works just fine. Sorry I could not be more help
404541
Isn't the device end a 3.5 mm plug though? Worst case scenario couldn't you buy a female to male?
1167367
I can't speak for that model specifically. It plugs into a standard headphone/ear bud jack. You might want to look up your phones specs to see the jack size. I believe most are 3.2mm but some are 2.5mm. They do make adapters also to make one size work with the other... just make sure it goes the right way if you go that route.