Simple question: Recessed headphone jack in iPod Touch?

I know that the 3G iPhone no longer has the recessed headphone jack so we can use any headphones we'd like to. Do the current iPod touches have recessed headphone jacks?
Thanks!

No. Ipod touch's phone jack is not recessed like iphone 2G.
you can use your Shure or Bose headphones on the ipod touch.

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Hey Ehlam Managua, You have tried a different set of headphones, still no joy-- OK. (1st step in trouble shooting completed). Just to be clear the sound still works through the speaker, correct? If so, try quickly plugging / unplugging the headphone jack about 12 times, there is a tiny switch inside the port that may be stuck closed. If so the plugging / unplugging should free it up. If still no joy, have you tried turning your iPod off then turn it back on? If that doesn't work go into Setting>General>Reset then tap Reset All Settings. If still no joy, connect with your computer, make a full set of backups from this iPod to your computer, then Restore to Backup. If still won't work, Restore to New. If still nothing, could be dealing with a hardware issue. Contact your Apple store and set up an appointment to have your iPod evaluated.

When I plug my headphones into my Ipod touch and listen to music, the volume automatically reduces slowly so I cant hear anything.

When i plug my headphones into my Ipod touch and listen to music, the volume automatically reduces slowly so I can't hear anything. Please help.

Thank you. That is good information.
Does this mean that there is nothing I can do about the delay? When I think of a delay, I think of maybe 10 seconds. I am having to wait for a minute or more for my audio to switch. While I wait, I have no audio and any audio program hangs. Is there a setting I can change? It seems rather ridiculous that I have to wait so long just to switch from internal speakers to headphones.
It is like this on other Mac machines? Or it is just my iMac? I hate to compare Mac to Windows, but on Windows or Linux computers the switch is instantaneous.

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My daughter was using my ipod touch and she a bit of the headphone pin broke and and is stuck inside the headphone jack. Is there any simpler war I can get that out? Please advice.

Hello.
It might be very hard to get it out yourself, so what I would say to do is to take it to the Genius Bar at the Apple Store. They have a little tool that gets all the stuff out of your iPod. Depending on if your iPod is under warranty or not, they might replace the earbuds, too.

Pretty simple question regarding headphones.

Hey everybody. I want one of the new shuffles as a secondary iPod, however, I just got a new pair of Bose in-ears and there's no way I'm letting them go to waste. I guess I have a few simple questions anyone who already has a new shuffle can easily answer:
1. Does playback immediately start upon switching the switch to either shuffle or straight through? and
2. Can you plug in the apple headphones, adjust the volume to an acceptable level, select a playlist, etc., then switch out to third party headphones to listen?
As for an adapter, there's no way I'm spending money on accessories for an $80 mp3 player. Sorry Apple...

WavesOfFury wrote:
1. Does playback immediately start upon switching the switch to either shuffle or straight through?
No
2. Can you plug in the apple headphones, adjust the volume to an acceptable level, select a playlist, etc., then switch out to third party headphones to listen?
Yes
Basically, when you unplug the apple headphones, or even turn it off after you've set what you want it'll keep your 'settings' but stop playing.
When you plug in your own headphones, you just need to switch it off and on again to continue playing where you left off.
Awkward, but possible. Btw, the new shuffle audio quality and playlist handling is definitely an improvement over the 2nd gen shuffle. Basically the player is better all round.
It's just the lack of a headphone adapter that lets it down.

Broken headphone jack in ipod.

My headphone jack broke inside of my ipod touch. If I brought it to the apple store would they be able to fix it?

Maybe here:
Broken headphone jack! 3.5mm dillemma....: Apple Support Communities
However, I would first make an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store and hear what they have to say.
Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar

Connecting/disconnecting headphone jack starts iPod function

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This is getting pretty frustratin'.

That happens to me sometimes too. Not all the time just similar to what you are describing.

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Things just break sometimes. The warranty on a replacement iPod is the remainder of the original iPod or 90 days, what ever is greater.

I was going to ask a question but just read the Ipod touch help forum

I WAS going to ask about IOS on the Ipod touch with the intention of purchasing one for my grandson and syncing it to my imac
After reading this lot he can have summat else instead
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After reading this lot he can have summat else instead
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POSSIBLE SIMPLE SOLUTION TO HEADPHONE JACK PROBL

It may have been suggested before but, purchase the wired remote cos its
very useful particularly when you are walking about or in the car,and you can
leave it permanantly plugged in the jack thereby considerably reducing wear
and tear on the socket. Then you can plug any other various phones/speakers/
aux/etc. to the remote
GOOD IDEA EH ? all donations to British Heart Foundation thanks lol :smileyvery-happy:

I think this is the 2nd time I read a post very similar to yours. Sorry to put you down but I really don't believe this will help at all. If you think about it, you pretty much have the wires in your pocket, in your backpack, or purse. Anyway, you have to keep that wire secure and free from movement or else there will be stress on the headphone jack.
If you don't believe me, try it out. I bought a headphone extension cord from radio shack that is about 5-6 inches long. I need it for my headphones to work, anyway, I noticed that whenever I'm walking with the extension cord plugged in and not with my earphones, the wire keeps falling down and starts going under the micro. Then everytime I walk, the wire starts moving in my pocket which starts putting some stress on my headphone jack.
My advice is to not leave anything in the headphone jack when not in use.
The important thing is to wonder is why are we doing this in the first place. Why are we so worried about our headphone jack from breaking? Is this really our fault? Is it creative's? Since when did we start thinking about headphone jack failing? Straight jack? Right angle jack?
I'm getting sick of this, Creative should really do something about this. Investigate!

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And welcome to Apple Discussions!
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[Identifying iPod Models|http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1353#iPodtouch_2ndgeneration]
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