How about L-shaped headphones (iSport Victory)? Is this case appropriate?
1032609
My headphones plug straight in. I don't think it'd be a problem, but don't know for sure. The holes lined up perfectly for everything to plug into, and the case is super thin. I'm still very happy with it.
1032610
That is what I have (the l shaped), the apple ear buds work without shaving the case so they are a little longer.
1032611
I plugged my L-shaped ones in, but I am unsure how it will work with yours or with activity, cause it is tight to get the plug all the way in.
1994189
The OP is asking about the Audiotechnica headphones. To give an answer, I wouldn't bet on it. While they both may be 2.5 mm, there could be subtle differences in the shaping that could prevent a proper fit.
725104
They fit..but not by very much. If the were a 0.05 mils bigger they would not fit. It just seems like the case are putting stress on the headphones. They need to redesign the case.
2089671
The jack is L shaped, which I prefer for my iPod because it can't have as much force exerted onto it before stopping against a solid surface, reducing the chance of damaging the headphones when carrying around in your pocket.
725790
Definitely not. I don't even know how that case looks like but i have a good idea what that brand makes. The headphones come with a standard 3.5mm which fits without any casing and an adaptor that screws onto it for bigger audio equipment. Because of that design the 3.5mm head does not have an extension on it to fit with most cases. Hope this helps! ~ datguyEX
702539
No! The headphone port is not large enough so it won't fully go in to work properly.
2135831
I don't have a problem with it. Mine is a sony headphone from target (around $20). I would imagine most, if not all, suitable headphones will fit with ease.
2142208
Dear customer,I have AKG K701's, which are really big ass headphones and they fit snugly, you should have room to spare for accessories
1858059
I highly doubt it. These things have 4 singular parts in them and are just made exceptionally robust by Sescom. It would be about the same quality degradation as having a longer headphone wire.
663321
The triangle design isn't felt if the correct ear bud is used. They come with different sizes of ear buds to fit your ear comfortably :)
1308821
I think that headset case is too big for the MDR-Z7. Try the next size sown.
911693
Not so much "grooves" as cups around which to fit the headphones themselves (with the 'cup' being where one's ear would sit inside the headphone). Hope that helps!
1859154
Hello, They are specified as "Around Ear Design". You won't mind many headphones that your entire ear will fit into. Most are design to comfortable fit around or over the ear. Good luck. Jaddlin
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.
762173
Yes, I just found and plugged in an L shape audio jack. Not sure if there are different sizes but the one I have fits.
1064767
Not positive but if it's a standard size headphone input - which most things are - you are fine.
2202714
Neither! Both are WAY too big. Even the L is a little too big for the V6 (it rattles around too much for my liking), but the L is at least a better choice than either the XL or XXL. The V6s are conveniently compact for a circumaural headphone; it would be a waste to sabotage that feature by throwing them in a giant case.