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    About my apple

    Discussion in 'Accessories' started by lahi88, Jun 23, 2013.

  1. lahi88

    lahi88 Notebook Guru

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    Hello to all.

    I have a apple ipod shuffle (3rd generation ). but my headphones are not working properly. I changed another headset from a friend of mine and check player is working fine. so i have to change my headset.

    But the problem is there are no places to buy a 3rd gen headset. It has a volume controller along with it.

    So im guessing what if i use a iphone 4s headset for my ipod shuffle.

    But i dont know those two are compatible eachother. so please make a comment on this can i use iphone 4s's headset for my ipod shuffle ??
     
    lahi88, Jun 23, 2013
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  2. Peon

    Peon Notebook Virtuoso

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    Wouldn't it be easiest to just try for yourself?
     
    Peon, Jun 23, 2013
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  3. lahi88

    lahi88 Notebook Guru

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    I would love to do that . But i dont know the female port size is same in shuffle and iphone 4s. So if its not then i may damage my shuffle
     
    lahi88, Jun 23, 2013
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  4. Fat Dragon

    Fat Dragon Just this guy, you know?

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    First of all, this isn't really the right forum for a question like this.

    Second, don't they both have a standard 3.5mm headphone port like virtually every mobile music-listening device in existence? If you're really in doubt, do a visual comparison of the two plugs (on your shuffle headphones and the iPhone headphones), and if you're still uncertain, just insert the plug slowly and stop if it seems like something's not right.
     
    Fat Dragon, Jun 23, 2013
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