Does anyone else have a loose headphone jack. When i move the 3.5mm connector it wiggles (the whole thing the connector and the place where it connects). Just wondering if i should bring it back or if everyone elses was loose.
Does anyone else have a loose headphone jack. When i move the 3.5mm connector it wiggles (the whole thing the connector and the place where it connects). Just wondering if i should bring it back or if everyone elses was loose.
Mine has always had a very crackly headphone jack but I hate to take it back for this. It is such a good working device that I don't want to jinx myself.
I was going to start a thread like this one myself. I've totally handled mine with kid gloves and still have the loose jack. If I ever so slightly move the cord, the right channel cuts out. I discovered it last week but wanted to wait a little before taking it back seeing some people were talking about issues with the early batches. Other than the jack issue, it has been absolutely flawless. I hate to even take it back but I love my music and get extremely torqued when something like the right channel just "goes out".... Planning on returning it tomorrow.
Have you tried a different set of headphone to make sure it isn't just your headphones? I had the same problem, and though it was the jack, but when I connected a different set of headphones, my audio was great. I guess that is what I get for buying cheap headphones
Yep. Experienced the same issue whether it was the Shure SE210 earbuds or the cable in the truck to go into the Aux jack of the stereo there. The replacement Droid (only done once BTW) is just fine.
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