Apple Earpods acting up, phone head jack or EarPods problem?
I have an iPhone 6s, when I use any other headphones(besides Apple EarPods) on it I can hear perfectly fine. When I connect the Apple headphones to my 6s I hear a distorted and scratchy sound. However wen connected to another device the Apple Headphones work fine. Any solutions or ideas to fix this?
The plug on the Pods may be damaged (bent?)
in such a way as to make it fail in the iPhone's jack but not in another jack.
Yes, it's a goofy problem, but things like that happen.
Only a close in-person examination by an expert will do any good ---
and that might not, either.
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