Headphone jack on my iPhone 6 destroying any headphones plugged into it?

I have an iPhone 6 and it's in well condition, but I have only 1 MAJOR problem. Any time I plug in any type of headphones one ear will stop putting out audio. After a while BOTH ears will stop putting out sound. I have to twist the headphone cord just the right way to have sound in one ear. The headphones themselves are in really good conditions. I had 2 $100 headphones stop working entirely by my phone's headphone jack. One of which was only 2 months out of the box. If I plug the headphones into anything else they still don't work. I know I'm taking good care and I would like to know how can I fix this problem? I don't want to have to get a whole new phone and I'm not very good with repairing. I've cleaned out the headphone jack and nothing's working.

So do the headphones work on other devices? I have hard time believing the phone breaks them. You haven't been careful enough with the jack.

Send the phone for repair and stop whining

Mini-jack plug connectors are not really very robust. It sounds like there's a problem with the socket on your iPhone and that twisting the cable/moving the plug around allows contact to be made and for the 'phones to work again. The problem is that doing this seems to break the cable and stop the 'phones from working at all. Cutting the mini-jack plug off with an inch of cable and soldering on a new plug will probably repair the "phones.

It sounds like the real problem is woth the iPhone socket though.

Maybe you headphone port is out of work. You can try to replace it yourself

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