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I have an older iPad which has the earphone port on the top and the bottom. I was listening to the iPad and was using the old plug in version of the earphone when I dropped the iPad and the metal piece broke off in the top hole of the iPad and I cannot hear anything unless I use the Bluetooth earbuds.
iPad mini, iOS 9
It appears that you have a 2012 iPad mini model. AFAIK, it only has a single headphone connector, but does also include a Lightning port.
With the headphone plug still inserted, it would disable the iPad's internal speakers. Unless you can remove the plug from the headphone jack, this can't be resolved.
It appears that you have a 2012 iPad mini model. AFAIK, it only has a single headphone connector, but does also include a Lightning port.
With the headphone plug still inserted, it would disable the iPad's internal speakers. Unless you can remove the plug from the headphone jack, this can't be resolved.
I took the iPad to apple and they removed it
Excellent decision! I'm glad you got it worked out.
I accidentally broke the metal piece of the earphone off in the top hole of my iPad and have no sound on my ipad
