Iphone 6 Plus Stuck In Headphone Mode Fix

It fits my new iPhone 7 Plus in portrait mode, with the Otter Box clear case. It fit my older Galaxy Note Edge, in portrait mode, but I had to remove the case - no big deal. They could make that lower adjustment slot longer. I am not sure why they bother with the upper holes. The adjustment slot should extend to that upper hole for maximum fit options, but this works well for me now.

6 out let. good.

if you use filters that screw on, then you know how they can get stuck. this was the perfect fix for that. A must have in any lens kit.

Great for iPhone and iPad. I wish it had a headphone output.

If you use the apple headphone adapter, you can also use it with iPhone X

needed it for an iphone w/o the headphone jack

I made the mistake to led 2 of the 3 pcs I bought get stuck together and currently trying to figure out how to fix that without ruining the protective rubber, they will for sure hold what I expect from them.

Excellent and inexpensive fix for problem with loud band that can be very over-powering. With the headphone amplifier they can turn themselves up as loud as they want in the headphone without affecting the level of the house, less of a headache for the sound technician.

I get it--this is an expensive gadget and you're stuck wondering whether or not the price warrants the convenience. As a software engineer and electronics hobbyist, I spend a large amount of time on my Macbook and was at the point where dongle mania was making my day-to-day experience with my computer far less than ideal. After looking at a ton of options, both available and upcoming, I eventually decided to splurge on the CalDigit TS3 Plus. A couple of weeks later, I can definitely say that the cost is well worth the quality of life improvement, even if it is minute. The TS3 Plus is by far the best Thunderbolt 3 Dock on the market presently, and absolutely nothing is more satisfying than having a single cable for all USB devices, monitors, and storage solutions. I had no problem setting my things up and the unit was plug-and-play with no drivers required. If you're on the fence about the unit, I'd say just go for the investment. You'll forgot about the $200-or-so in no time at all.

I have this stuck in my laptop to keep an automatic Win backup of user files. Plus I make a manual copy of critical presentations before I travel. That way, if the laptop craps out, at least I have the little drive handy.