Hi,I have the bumper from Case-Mate for my X and I can't get my aux cable to fit it.are their thinner ones out there?I hate to take off my bumper to listen to music while driving.thanks
I had this problem too. I ended up taking a knife to the plastic around the audio plug. Seemed to do the job.
I recommend Griffin Aux Cables. It has always fit my cases in the past.
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Anyone able to find a solid TPU case yet?
I got this cheap ebay one. It says "Luxmo" on the cellophane bag it comes in. Feels solid, fits pretty well, and I'm pretty sure every check-patterned TPU case being sold is made at the same factory in China anyway, so why pay more?
Oops, slight problem. The combination of the recessed headphone jack and the case is making it impossible for me to plug my Shure earphones in all the way. Not sure whether to get an iphone jack adapter or cut the hole a bit bigger.
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Do you guys know any plugs for the headphone jack and micro usb port that still fit when the phone is inside the Diztronic TPU case? Is it even worth using them?
Same here, my Diztronic does not allow my Shure E215 to be plugged. I believe it is more on the size of Shure 215 connector. I have both Diztronic and S-line case, both have the same issue.
Lownita said:
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Do you guys know any plugs for the headphone jack and micro usb port that still fit when the phone is inside the Diztronic TPU case? Is it even worth using them?
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Based off my Sennheiser HD280s which align perfectly with the Diztronic cutout, I'd say your max clearance is around 8-9mm in diameter. I don't have any calipers.
The opening for the headphones is 5/16s or 8mm. My sennheiser S4's as well as monoprice premium plug (this one is tight) fit and work fine.
I have no problems plugging any of my microusb plugs into the phone with my diztronic tpu case.
My Nokia Micro USB cable doesn't fit.
I might order some Samsung or HTC ones.
Hey guys,
So I've been hearing that the Spigen Neo Hybrid limits the headphones you use because the cutout is so small...I also heard that pretty much any other charger besides the stock charger won't fit for the same reason. Is this true? This case looks beautiful and had I not done my research, I would've instantly purchased it. But I use Beats, and sometimes I use car chargers. Are these claims really true, and if so, can you recommend me a similar slim/thin case?
Discussed in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2211522
Hi,
I bought this case and it accept jack's Beat. This is the only jack I could fit through in.
You can also charge your device with any micro usb connector.
Vonologic said:
Hey guys,
So I've been hearing that the Spigen Neo Hybrid limits the headphones you use because the cutout is so small...I also heard that pretty much any other charger besides the stock charger won't fit for the same reason. Is this true? This case looks beautiful and had I not done my research, I would've instantly purchased it. But I use Beats, and sometimes I use car chargers. Are these claims really true, and if so, can you recommend me a similar slim/thin case?
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I have the same problem, but only with headphones that aren't Samsung, my headphones from Alcatel Idol X don't fit, so everytime I wanna listen to music, I have to take the case off, it kinda sucks but the case is AWESOME
My Sennheiser CX 300-II headphones fit very well with my Spigen Neo Hybrid case, i don't have any issues.
I have the same issue with a cassette adapter I use in the car. Consider an adapter or cable that uses a thinner plug assembly. I use this one with the cassette adapter so that the plug will fit without removing the case:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008DWGLA0/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i03?ie=UTF8&psc=1
The key term seems to be "slim 3.5mm connector".
I've had the Neo Hybrid and indeed the jack cutouts only fits the slim 3.5 mm jack. Charger cutout only fits the original size chargers. Currently I use the Slim Armor and the charger cutout is larger, so it fits mostly all chargers. Headphone jack is still slim unfortunately.
That's not the only problem w/ this case. The hole cutout to the usb port on the bottom makes the frame edges so thin it breaks easily. Already broke two frames and now using them the case w/o any frame. Ugly but at least I don't have the jack issue or breaking the frame problem anymore :laugh:
i had the same problem with diff. cases and started to file off material so that the plugs fit in -
in most of the times it´s not that much, that needs to be filed off.
i have the same issue
spigen neo hybrid jack cut out size is specially design for samsung handsfree
except you have other jack with small head
Get used to it. USB Type-C is thinner than micro-B (from what I have been able to glean from the web). Phones are only going to get thinner, and so will the nice cases unless you want some god-awful clunky thing like the otterbox stuff (I'd rather just buy a new phone than deal with one of those all the time). The frames are $10 shipped on Amazon. I have only broken one, and I do a lot of battery pulls flashing experimental stuff.
I have a pair of Shure Se215 headphones that I use and the connector is angled and fat. I have had a really hard time trying to find a case that doesnt add bulk to the top so I can plug them in.
Any suggestions? I had the same problem back when I had my iphone 4s and I went through about 3 cases before I finally found one that fit (Elago S4 case). I want to avoid bulk at all costs. I don't need a case that will protect much from drops, mostly just from laying flat on its back.
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I have a pair of Shure Se215 headphones that I use and the connector is angled and fat. I have had a really hard time trying to find a case that doesnt add bulk to the top so I can plug them in.
Any suggestions? I had the same problem back when I had my iphone 4s and I went through about 3 cases before I finally found one that fit (Elago S4 case). I want to avoid bulk at all costs. I don't need a case that will protect much from drops, mostly just from laying flat on its back.
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I had to sand the end of a couple headphones plugs down so they would fit into my spigen slim armour case. Not exactly what you want to here, I admit, but the 2 I sanded had a ton of extra plastic on the plug, and doing it affected nothing.
I just looked up those headphones.... holy crap is the end on that thing huge... Maybe you can drill out the headphone hole on a hard case?
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I had to sand the end of a couple headphones plugs down so they would fit into my spigen slim armour case. Not exactly what you want to here, I admit, but the 2 I sanded had a ton of extra plastic on the plug, and doing it affected nothing.
I just looked up those headphones.... holy crap is the end on that thing huge... Maybe you can drill out the headphone hole on a hard case?
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I think thats what im going to end up doing. I went to a cell phone kiosk today and they only had a few terrible no-name chinese cases that worked, but I want something more premium.
Got a Spigen Neo Hybrid but I am gonna resell it because nor my earphones can plug nor my USB cables.
I saw the CaseMate Barely There and it looks like it's completely opened on top and USB sides meaning total openness to our earphones and USB :good:
Case-Mate Tough fits my SE535 without adjustment. I've had to cut to expand the openings of my TPU cases.
just get something like this
http://www.ebay.com/itm/390534336745?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
It plays the music through the bluetooth connection and you plus your headphone into this device. I use this when i'm on the train/subway so there are no wires to get in the way or hooked on anything.
It will probably be cheaper then a premium case anyways
buy something like this, its an 3.5mm adapter for headphones that wont fit into some cases... I have this and it works great!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/15cm-3-5mm-...P3_Player_Cables_Adapters&hash=item3cd00c995b
Drill out the original hole (I use a step drill bit). I've done that on multiple cases for the same reason. Go slow, takes 5 minutes.
BTW, I'm using the Spigen Slim Armor View, not a huge hole. Also I remember iPhones had issues with Headphone jacks not fitting and there was an adapter, that might be an option for ya.
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http://www.amazon.com/3-5mm-Headphone-Adapter-iPhone-Recessed/dp/B000WKQ8LS
Have you tried an UAG case. The headphone opening is generous. Plus, you will get great protection (even if you don't think you need it) with minimal bulk.
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buy something like this, its an 3.5mm adapter for headphones that wont fit into some cases... I have this and it works great!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/15cm-3-5mm-...P3_Player_Cables_Adapters&hash=item3cd00c995b
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This is the solution most people should use. Spend $2-5 and you don't have to mod anything. Just stick it on the end of your headphones. If not this specific product there are several like this out there.
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This is the solution most people should use.
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Except it's really inelegant and ugly.
Since people have already mentioned a number of cases in this thread that fit Shure IEMs, there's no need. Especially when the Tough is about the most customizable out there (check Etsy or Zazzle, there are tons of art/design options).
The slim armor adds thickness to the phone and as a result, i cannot connect my headphone in the 3.5mm jack completely.. it's like 3/4 inside but the phone does not detect it... anyone with the same problem? I have been searching on the net and no one seem to have this problem? is my slim armor a fake one or what?
I'm using a different spiegen case..similar to the slim armor but I forgot what it's called. Anyway I sort of have a similar problem. Normal headphones fit in the jack, but any headphone plugs that are big..like the Audio Technica ATH-M50s do not fit. Just a design flaw..it kind of sucks but I don't really care as much because personally I only use the small headphones when I'm out.
for me it's all headphones I have tried that do not fit.. I think I got a fake one. I have some reviews of the slim armor and they don't look thick as mine and the headphone jack location has a bigger a much bigger cutoff
I am going to cut it manually lol .. overall the "fake" case is pretty good and looks very solid but it's considerably thick... not really slim lol but I am going to keep it as the phone looks much more secured with it
I made the cutoff bigger using a knife.. it's perfect now