I am afraid that it will harm the connection for my headphones or break off inside - any thoughts?
87549
I don't use headphones but I have never had it break off inside. Usually the ridges that hold it in place get worn down through use and it falls out.
87550
I use this stylus on my IPhone 4S. I leave it connected to my phone until I use it for texting. I do not use headphones. I have never had trouble with it breaking off inside.
1603431
Thanks for the replies. Will keep it in mind when I am ready to buy a headphone amp.
573610
Make sure you do not have any of the speaker wires crossed, grounding or touching each other. This will make it "trip off".
1310735
I am not sure what you are referring to. When the headphones are plugged into the jack on our receiver we can't hear the TV at all without the headphones on. Since my husband and I both wear a headphone we haven't noticed any leakages. If one of us removes his/her headset to talk the other hears what is said.
670320
I've never noticed any issues in a house with 5 people (and more computers!). It's more likely that you might have issues with the headphones themselves, but I've only noticed that when I'm on the other side of the house (through walls).
1599758
The DandyCase is compleatly sealed im afraid. A cord for the headphones would break that seal. You want to look for a waterproof Bluetooth headphone. Just search for "bluetooth waterproof headset" on amazon. That would not require breaking the seal with a wire.
1976380
That's a good question, but you can't disconnect the cable from the headphone, but it comes with 2 sizes for smaller plug and larger plug adapter that I use Mac computers both desktop and laptops; stereo receiver, TV, radio, iPods, and many others.You should not have any problem.
1462877
I have never had a problem with that. These are fantastic headphones. The quality in sound doesn't get any better.
1207832
No, it wouldn't. The quality on these headphone monitors proved to be very bad in the three that I bought. I'm sure some people have had success with them, but my experience was not positive. I think you'd be better off buying more sensitive headphones if you need more volume.
1527750
No, not at all. I ware mine for hours no problem. Go Bluetooth headphones if you can.
391879
I have the EXACT same problem. I use them on my laptop but the first thing I noticed was the hiss. I was shockingly disappointing and tried the other headphone outlet but to the same effect. Its just not one bud, but both, so I'm guessing its not like a damage issue.I'm not a sound blaster and usually have my music playing kinda low so the hiss is always noticeable.Right now I'm contacting Sennheiser about the issue.
475350
Unfortunately, I don't think you can fix it. It's a design flaw (a pretty bad one for this product). The audio quality is outstanding (better than the stupid Beats from Dr. Dre for sure..). What I did was to order a replacement (because it should be covered under warranty) and I was simply more careful: what actually breaks the plastic is grabbing the headphones from the ear pads when you take them off and on (despite that being the natural way of doing it) so every time I put them on and off I just expand them from the over head band, without putting strain on the thin plastic connectors that actually break. I hope this is useful. Unfortunately, I don't think you can fix it. It's a design flaw (a pretty bad one for this product). The audio quality is outstanding (better than the stupid Beats from Dr. Dre for sure..). What I did was to order a replacement (because it should be covered under warranty) and I was simply more careful: what actually breaks the plastic is grabbing the headphones from the ear pads when you take them off and on (despite that being the natural way of doing it) so every time I put them on and off I just expand them from the over head band, without putting strain on the thin plastic connectors... » Read More Unfortunately, I don't think you can fix it. It's a design flaw (a pretty bad one for this product). The audio quality is outstanding (better than the stupid Beats from Dr. Dre for sure..). What I did was to order a replacement (because it should be covered under warranty) and I was simply more careful: what actually breaks the plastic is grabbing the headphones from the ear pads when you take them off and on (despite that being the natural way of doing it) so every time I put them on and off I just expand them from the over head band, without putting strain on the thin plastic connectors that actually break. I hope this is useful. « Show Less
2123844
First time I plugged in headphones, I didn't plug them in tight enough to the socket, so i also had bad audio with buzzing. The microphone connection was apparently shorting one of the earphone channels. Sounded terrible but securely plugging solved it.
927993
You probably have to use the other end of the cable. Don't know why they did it but that's what I found. Works fine that way. The headphones are great.
2263799
I have never had that problem yet so can't really say. Have you tried different headphones with the same issue? If the other headphones work then it would the connector on you the headphone that doesn't that is the problem, probably a loose wire connection. I use mines with several different headphones and have yet to have an issue with it. And I do use it at least a couple of hours every day.
1230474
I've been using mine for working out at a gym and I haven't had any malfunctions due to sweat. But the manual for these headphones say that sweat may cause damage to the internal parts. So I guess I've just been lucky ? . Hope this helps
1244960
I've had no problems with any of the headphones I own, except for one pair that has a stereo jack connecter (1/4" plug) that I use a bulky adapter for. All other standard headphone plugs have been fine.