Is the 2.5mm jack a straight pin jack or angled (90 degree) jack?
1665557
It is angled 90 degrees. To clarify, The wire is angled 90 degrees from the pin.
704522
You are correct, female end is 2.5 so the pin on the speaker/headset would be 2.5 mm to adapt into 3.5 mm device.
2232810
No - the jack provides the audio for the headset, the phone cord is carrying different types of signals therefore you can't convert the phone cord plug to a 2.5mm headset.
926284
Mary - that's a 90 degree connector. This refers to the connector on the end of the wire. The wire goes into the connector, and the pins come out at a 90 degree angle relative to the wire.
240924
Standard 3.5mm, L-shaped jack. However, the plastic around the 'L' is a bit bulky so it doesn't fit through the jack-hole in my slim-fit smartphone case. The bulkier design does seem sturdy and easier to grab, and my case's jack-hole is unusually small (some other 3.5mm jacks are also too big).
2181464
No. These the 90 degree bend plugs. I dont recall the straight part number... they add a letter to the end of the 9006... I just dont remember. Ive made that mistake before.
1943554
Hello. Not sure if this one is call it right angle or not. But I will describe the plug for you. Up are the negative and positive, down the grown cable (round plug) and bellow is the cable it self coming out from a side of the low profile plug. This units plugs really flat and the cable cames out from a side at 90° from the wall plate.
1955852
ATTN. This is 2.5mm size. If your jack is 3.5mm then it will not work and you may need an adapter.
31559
Pull off the gold jack on the end, and see if there is a 3.5 mm within it. Respectfully Keith
84995
I was also curious about this. My friend has a pair of M9 with the 45 degree plug that he got a few months ago, but the pair I ordered has a cheaper looking 90 degree plug, and the packaging is much different. I was unable to reach the manufacturer; the phone number listed on their website went to the voicemail of some guy named Marty with a strange accent. It's not a huge problem, as the headphones still work just fine, but I want to make sure I got the same product I paid for.If I'm able to find out anything else from the manufacturer or elsewhere, I will post it here.
348736
It's a straight jack, very slim. View images here: http://www.californiaheadphones.com/images/CHC/Silverado-Main-6.jpg and here: http://www.californiaheadphones.com/images/CHC/Silverado-cords.jpg
1006758
Straight jack. Short cable, good for device on hip, but a little short for my laptop docked at work. A DJ told me about them.
1707945
Straight. Need extra space between the plug and the unit. Just another reason I do not advise buying this model.
949812
Nothing specific. Im using an old 3ton jack my father gave me. its about 30 yrs old and still going!
206896
says on the product title; 35mm, so it plugs into any standard microphone jack
729266
It's a pretty slim straight jack so it should work fine. An L shape adapter is included as well.
210188
With an L shaped jack- yes. Mine is a straight input and it won't. You should be fine