Is the headphone jack cutout big enough to actually plug in headphones? On almost all cases I've seen it's too small.
490111
it depends on the jack.. the small ones will fit (like the running ones) but the big ones wont (like the one of a pc speaker set).
490112
I've been able to connect jacks from both external speakers and headphones. If the plastic base of the jack is very wide then you'll probably have a problem.
490113
Yes, it should as long as your headphone jack isn't larger than 1/4" wide (which is how wide mine are). I was able to plug the headphone jack from my over the ear headphones into my Nexus 5 with this bumper case on. It just fits into the cutout - almost seemed like it wouldn't fit, but I can hear audio perfectly fine with my headphones plugged in.
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!
853874
It has a standard connector so yes. The barrel of the upper part of the connector is wider so if you have a narrow case leading up to the headphone jack, it might be a problem.
1405914
I found that the cut outs in this case were large enough for some, but not all, chargers that we have in the house. I had the same issue with the cut out for the headphone jack.
2221102
It has a cut out for a headphone jack. I have to pull it over slightly to plug it in, it fits well with my Droid Mini.
1246757
Unfortunately, I have only used my headphones on my iphone and ipod. However, I will say that I have had that happen to me if the plug closest to the headphones is not all the way in.
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.
420664
There is a hole on the very top where the headphone jack goes through to plug in to the phone. It's kind of on the back side of the sleeve where the phone goes in.
1372744
They have a good size cut out for the earphone jack but if I'm not certain if that particular type would fit with it. I use either an old pair of iPhone headphones or these Sony headphones that have a similar plug to the iPhone plug. I'm sorry if I wasn't very helpful.
874926
I use JVC Gumy Plus (great cheap buds, btw) and the jack has no problem fitting. I have never used/tried the apple headphones.
2157574
It completely leave bottom side (where headphone port is) open, therefore, not a problem plugging headphone
1504297
It doesn't specifically cover the headphone jack, that part of the phone is left open. Personally I find that more convenient.
901975
To update this, there's a possibility that it's just inappropriately hard to push the plug in all the way the first time. I'm checking out the Sandisk forums and it is an occasional question there:http://forums.sandisk.com/sansa/board/message?board.id=clip&message.id;=19340&query;.id=178666#M19340I am going to try to force it in further tonight - beyond all reasonable expectations of how hard one should have to push a headphone jack in - don't really care if it breaks because if it doesn't work I'm going to send it back anyway. So I've nothing to lose.
1785817
I never tried it before, but to answer this questin I got out my earbuds (I think they were skull candy that I use for my ipod shuffle). Much to my surprise, the pin was too thick for the hole. I do not think it is a standard size.
1425398
Yesss! This is an issue, only apple headphones or headphones with the same diameter jack as apple headphones will fit through the opening in the case.
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.
2159496
Only if it has a thin plug. My son had the same problem with some after market headphone plugs, but it is easily resolved by taking a sharp exacto knife and widening the hole a wee bit.