Does the plastic on the bottom block the aux jack for an iPhone 6?
1051902
the plastic on the bottom part is just to little pivet that holds the phone. those can be pushed to the side if you just use the side clamps tighter you dont need the plastic bottom.
1051903
I have the iPhone 6 Plus. There are two adjustable tabs on the bottom, so I just put one of them out and the aux jack is available to be plugged in. This holder works great and I am pleased with it.
1051904
No, because you can move it out of the way. I have a iPhone 6 plus and it works great.
1422905
Yup! I hook up an AUX cable to my phone for home speakers and it fits really snug around the case housing.
962423
It doesn't on the iPhone, but I am sure this s4 one will affect the sound quality without a hole for the speaker.
14767
Yes, there are flaps covering the USB & Aux. Input ports. They seem to fit snug enough to limit anything entering.
647710
This will work for any phone with an AUX input, this will work for your iPhone 6 as well you must have something wrong like your case is not letting the aux cord seat or something
1347191
I haven't checked, but you probably don't want to take them off because it would block the subwoofer on the bottom.
1711110
I have a '06 Civic and an iPhone 6. I just got mine delivered. The box says it's for the 5, 5s, and 5c. Mine did not come with a 'stabilizer' as previously mentioned. When you coil it and lean it against the front of the dash it's pretty stable. So here are my gripes. On my iPhone 6 the plastic 'base' where the metal coil meets the lightning connector, it blocked the aux headphone jack just enough that I couldn't use the Une Bobine and have my aux cable plugged in at the same time. This is a major bummer for me because my Civic has an aux-in port that I always use to pump my tunes/mapping app through my car speakers. I started researching "8mm headphone jack to bluetooth adapters" and came up with some results, but at $30/pop that was not cool. I was thinking all I needed to do was "shave maybe 4cm" off the left side of the solid plastic base. So with my dremel (extremely handy tool to have) I patiently and carefully reshaped the plastic base just enough so I could utilize the headphone jack. Now all is well, and I'm expecting the setup to be perfect when I start to use it in the car. However, it's not realistic for everyone to 'hack' their own Une Bobine to actually make it useful. But that was my solution at least.. 3/5
489659
Hell no! If I do use my LUXE by ifrog ear buds, the cord's plug is long and therefore the iPhone does not fit all the way to the bottom. Then the cord itself has to go upwards to the opening of the waterproof case and snake out the top (which defeats the waterproof aspect, except for the fact that now the flexible roll top material at the opening does shield it from water/rain). The mistake with this water resistant/proof that it has no jack opening at the bottom.
1429520
The plastic has a 90 degree bend about 1 cm. away from the metal audio jack insert. Interesting question. I hadn't previously considered how that might make a difference and still don't know how. Perhaps you could enlighten me?
292790
While I know its not safe to bike with ear buds, you can close the zipper at the top just enough for the wire to come through. The annoying part is on the new iphone the plug is at the bottom of the phone so the phone has to be upside down in the case.
1000596
no, because it's not a piece of electronics that is connecting to anything inside the phone/ipod, etc. so main sounds from normal speakers will still work accordingly. it's just a like a rubber plug for the headphone jack.
1411262
The bottom piece that the phone sits on is 2 hard plastic prongs (connected to each other) about an inch apart & that whole piece is adjustable. It slides from side to side, so you can adjust the location of the prongs in order to leave your USB &/or aux jacks clear. The only downside of this is that when your phone is not in the cradle, the slider sort of jangles around & makes a plastic-on-plastic noise when the car is moving. It's minimal enough to drown out with a little music or conversation.
1360960
Yes, on the front there is a 3.5mm jack input for iPod's etc. When something is plugged into that port, it overrides the audio from the RCA connectors on the back.
1556503
No it does not avoid blocking the speakers but if it is to low you may not hear it as well.
1364130
No, the case has a rubber flap portion above the aux port that is easily detachable. When you are done with your headphones, you simply just put the flap back in to help prevent any foreign objects/moisture from entering.
74112
There are only two very small permanent straps on the bottom, but they do not obstruct the headphone plug for my phone. They are about 1/4 of the way from the bottom left and right.
1580369
Yes. But there will be some push back by the silicone around the audio jack, if the plastic end on the plug is wide. In my experience I was never restricted by the the opening in the silicone. I broke the case, due to my own error over Christmas, so I am sorry I cant provide an up to date review and analysis. I would still highly recommend buying this case, great product for a great price! Hope that helps.