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The iPhone 6 jack has too much tolerance and 1/2 the headphones I own cause cut outs or music to stops playing. In addition Siri will sometimes engage erroneously do to the movement in the headphone jack. I tried and iPhone 5 and all of my jacks fit very snug without any issues. The problem appears to be that the the iPhone 6 jack was designed to allow rotation of the connector and this is a problem for a number of headphones.
iPhone 6, iOS 8
Hi! from Paris, I just both my iPhone 6s + 9 months ago and when I updated my iOS (the latest one) days later I had a problem with my headsets (no sounds at all) and until now I'm trying to solve the problem, it's really impossible to do it by myself...I've been an iPhone users for such a very long time and no problem at all but this one seems to be intolerable...I am still trying to fix this coz I don't have the time to go to their shop to fix this up...
Do you keep your iPhone in your pocket? If so, try cleaning out the headphone socket with a paper clip to remove any lint. I was getting very frustrated with my earphones cutting out but this fixed it.
No, I don't put in my pocket nor using during the day trip only at night when I'm at home...I tried but hard to fix for the moment...Thanks so much for the quick replied!!!
I have an iPhone 6s running iOS 10.2 and Bose QuietComfort 15 headphones with microphone. All was well until fairly recently when I discovered I can no longer use the headphones to make phone calls. I can still use them to listen to music but I make many long distance phone calls with the iPhone and I need headphones. I read about using a spacer. I bought one from RBH Sound after I read something on a discussion board. This did not solve my problem. Thinking of going to the Bose QuietComfort 35 earphones which use Bluetooth to connect. I have to shell out another $350 for these. The old headphones are like new. I'm not sure it is a physical problem. I suspect it has something to do with a recent software update. Anyone else out there having similar problems?
I was having the same issues and I fixed it by taking the end of a paper clip and cleaning out the inside of the headphone jack input. The problem was dust thathad built up inside. Everything now works.
Most of the things don't work for me. So when i was going to factory reset my phone. When i plug it into the computer and back up the phone. The phone went back to normal.
I have the same issue
Couldn't agree more. My next phone will not be an Apple and my next desktop I'm going back to PC- at least they are reasonable cost.
The same thing is happening to me right now and I'm poor so I'm just gonna have to do without headphones
Where did you find music in settings?
How?
My iphone 6s plus headphone jack is not working how can i fix it?
It worked! Thanks for the help! I almost got depressed having spent so much money and have such issues... so frustrating...
iphone 6 headphone jack Issues
