Ok, i mailed with the support of kenable.

https://www.kenable.co.uk/product_info. ... ts_id=8681

They confirmed their Pro Signal adapter (PSG03882) has a 17mm plug, which should match our needs.
This seems to be the first AVAILABLE adapter, though
- it's available in U.K. only (?)
- you lose the microphone-channel (TRRS-to-TRS).

But after all it may be the only partial solution at this time

hi,, i've ordered the adapter from kenable.co.uk, completing the payment, && minutes later i've got notification that my order has been canceled because im not choosing the destination location yet,, but i've fillup all information needed to dispatch including my location - indonesia (outside UK is really not supported??). I've sent complaint to keenable support but no response until today.

Alternative solution for the jack problem:
https://youtu.be/GEyFid0HohE

oaimng wrote:

Alternative solution for the jack problem:
https://youtu.be/GEyFid0HohE

Thank you!

blackview_admin wrote:

oaimng wrote:

Alternative solution for the jack problem:
https://youtu.be/GEyFid0HohE

Thank you!

This video does not show a solution. You will loose the waranty of the phone.

X-Mal wrote:

They confirmed their Pro Signal adapter (PSG03882) has a 17mm plug, which should match our needs.
This seems to be the first AVAILABLE adapter, though
- it's available in U.K. only (?)
- you lose the microphone-channel (TRRS-to-TRS).

But after all it may be the only partial solution at this time

This is a good solution if you don't care about microphone. At least you don't damage anything !

Hi all
Has anyone tried something like this?

https://m.ebay.com.au/itm/2-in-1-USB-C-Type-C-to-3-5mm-Headphone-Jack-Adapter-Charger-Cable-AU/282569332797?hash=item41ca71d83d:m:mFHNNk_0XWsbpEjY-YCNanw

bvbw wrote:

This one is more small and simple and works fine !
https://www.amazon.fr/FosPower-Concepti ... 9VVZJ&th=1

How did you manage to make these work? I bought them, but they won't fit, unless you (as someones does on a Youtube video I watched) made the headphone hole a bit bigger with a knife. I wouldn't do that, since that's the quickest way to loose warranty

These appear to be the plugs we need

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/10pcs-3-5mm-stereo-headset-plug-jack-4-pole-3-5-mm-audio-plug-Jack-Adapter/32767990052.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.ZkAnXq

Neville wrote:

These appear to be the plugs we need

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/10pcs-3-5mm-stereo-headset-plug-jack-4-pole-3-5-mm-audio-plug-Jack-Adapter/32767990052.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.ZkAnXq

Sure, but that's more suitable for people willing to do a bit of soldering, since, in order to use these, you'd have to remove the jacks of your current headphones and earphones and put these instead, something not everyone (me included) is willing to do. But it's a step in the right direction, that's for sure

jman0 wrote:

Sure, but that's more suitable for people willing to do a bit of soldering, since, in order to use these, you'd have to remove the jacks of your current headphones and earphones and put these instead, something not everyone (me included) is willing to do. But it's a step in the right direction, that's for sure

If you want a readymade adapter, I'll do the soldering and manufacture. Just go here. It may not be factory quality, but (I believe) it's pretty decent and (that one is for sure) it works perfectly.