My 1st post here on the forums. Just activated my Droid 2 yesterday. I was listening to some music through wired headphones yesterday.Once plugged in if i wiggle the jack end I hear static. It only happens if I wiggle the connector and does not do it if not wiggled. Not a big deal but my Droid 1 did not do this. Anybody experience this or could check if theirs does it. Otherwise I love the phone!
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Headphone Jack Issue Droid 2
- Thread starter Droid998
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no sir
The earphone plug on mine is a tight fit, no wiggle at all and good force required to insert or remove plug. . . Try plugging in a few different sets of earphones, your plug migt be on the smaller side of the standard or, your droid may be defective. My earphones are skullCandy, i have seen some earphones that have a slimmer seeming plug though.
The earphone plug on mine is a tight fit, no wiggle at all and good force required to insert or remove plug. . . Try plugging in a few different sets of earphones, your plug migt be on the smaller side of the standard or, your droid may be defective. My earphones are skullCandy, i have seen some earphones that have a slimmer seeming plug though.
It's kind of like the old joke isn't it?
"Doc, it hurts when i bend over backwards." "Well, don't bend over backwards."
phrozen087
Member
Min actually did it right at the beginning. It stopped after a day or so though and I haven't had any static since. I did start using my better pair of headphones with the phone though after a few days so maybe that was it also. The first few days I used my junk exercising earbuds.
One last update on this:I plugged in my D2 a different set of headphone with a gold connector and the connection was perfect not a ounce of static at all. This all boils down to unless you have a non-corrosive gold connector you could experience this problem at some point.