How long is the cord? null

Cord is 3 ft long to where it splits to go to your ears which is another 13 inches so a total of 49 inches

JUST THE RIGHT LENGTH FOR MY WIFE TO USE AT HER DESK AT WORK.

standard 36 inch like most I've used in the past

So from tip to tip about 41 inches. From the Jack to the end of the main part of the chord where the two headphones meet is about 25".

The specs say the cord is 3.3 feet.

I use them while on treadmill and exercise bike. Cord is long enough. You will have no issues.

Three feet long. I know they reach the treadmill.

“How long is the cord?”

This question is for: JVC - HA Wired In-Ear Headphones - White

Asked by Rosie 8 years ago

Cord is 3 ft long to where it splits to go to your ears which is another 13 inches so a total of 49 inches
Answered by Betsy 6 years ago
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JUST THE RIGHT LENGTH FOR MY WIFE TO USE AT HER DESK AT WORK.
Answered by YESHUA 6 years ago
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standard 36 inch like most I've used in the past
Answered by javsto 8 years ago
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it's 3.3 feet (1 meter).
Answered by Chris @ JVC 8 years ago
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So from tip to tip about 41 inches. From the Jack to the end of the main part of the chord where the two headphones meet is about 25".
Answered by Leila 6 years ago
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The specs say the cord is 3.3 feet.
Answered by old55ford 6 years ago
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I use them while on treadmill and exercise bike. Cord is long enough. You will have no issues.
Answered by Kersten 6 years ago
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Three feet long. I know they reach the treadmill.
Answered by Susiem 8 years ago
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About 3 1/2 ft.
Answered by Nammarockstar 8 years ago
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They are a normal length .
Answered by Marianne 8 years ago
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