Is my audio jack broken on my iphone?
Today, I plugged in my earbuds and heard no sound on it. My earbuds are not broken because I plugged them into another phone and it worked. When I plug it into my iphone 5 however, no sound comes out. The phone detects that it is plugged it. I tried to use an air cleaner to clean the jack but I was still unablr to hear anything. (My speakers still work) What do I do?
It is possible that there's something wrong with the jack. Short of replacing the phone, there's little that you can do.
However, you can pick up some bluetooth headphones and pair them to your phone and you'll no longer need the audio jack.
Same thing happened to me, buy another
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