[Hervboo]

No problem!  I'll continue to post here if I should find anything else.  FYI...their Facebook page is indicating that the product is still in test mode:
 
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=155278087685&ref=ts#!/group.php?gid=155278087685&v=wall&ref=ts

 

[Hervboo]

Scheduled release date for the SGP Ultra Thin case is August 30th.

 

[tonyfiore75]

I bought this case from Body Glove as a solution. So far, so good. It has an open top so that the whole oversized headphone -plug is a non issue.
 
http://www.bodyglovemobile.com/product/fringe-snap-on-for-apple-iphone-4,195,19.htm
 
It's not my favorite case of all time but it offers ample protection and fits very well.

 

[yabai]

I'm using an Incase "Slider" which has an oversized hole to allow for oversized headphone jacks.  I am a big fan of Incase and think they make high quality products.
 
http://www.goincase.com
 
Good luck.
 
Mr. Yabai

 

[tonyfiore75]

Thanks for the suggestion. Although the hole may be big I'm not sure that an L shaped headphone plug would have enough room to be seated all the way in. For plugs that are just vertical in design I'm sure the hole would be plenty big enough. But when you have an L-shaped plug you need additional room to the sides of the hole. This is where the problem lies.
 
If you could perhaps provide a picture of your setup it would help a great deal.

 

[yabai]

Pictured below is the Incase Slider with my iPhone 4.  It provides ample room for my "L" shaped plug.  Hopefully this gives you an idea of the space surrounding the hole.  I think they've intentionally left plenty of room for oversized plugs.  Nonetheless, I'm sure there is an adapter that is oversized and would not seat properly.  I hope this helps 

 
 

 

 

[tonyfiore75]

Thanks, Mr. Yabai. Those pictures do help. I still think the plug on my Westone UM3x's is too fat and short to fit. I could be wrong, though. I'd have to really try it out in person. Your headphone plug is longer and a little angled, which gives it more space from the actual hole. My plug sits flush with the hole and it's surrounding perimeter. 

 
I know that Best Buy usually carries InCase products and so does the Apple Store. I'll drop by one of these places and give it a shot. Thanks for all the effort, though. It's much appreciated.

 

[Hervboo]

Caze offers a very thin transparent case called the Zero 5 which leaves the bottom and top bare.  Another possible route for those of us that have oversized headphone plugs.  Here are some pics of the case:
 
http://picasaweb.google.com/116819922812172177865/DropBox?authkey=Gv1sRgCNj60Kz2vYXdZw&feat=email#

 

[jelt2359]

Yup. The Incase looks good, but the UM3X is unlikely to fit. I cut up my Speck Geometric so that the UM3X now fits, and basically the entire material between the two sides must be totally gone for it to fit. It doesn't look that good, but I think it protects better than those with a bare top- so I'm happy.

 

[tonyfiore75]

FYI- very happy with this case so far (so far is just a few days):
 
http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/reveal-iphone4
 
This also accommodates my oversized headphone plug.
 
So far so good.

 

[Hervboo]

I decided to go with the iFrogz Luxe Lean case:
 
http://ifrogz.com/proddetail.php?prod=IP4GLL
 
Has a soft velvety feel to it and leaves the top of the phone bare so my ViaBlue connector can fully plug in.  So far so good!

 

[shortfuze]

Try the otterbox defender case. It's the most rugged and durable case I've found and I have no problems getting my um3x's plugged into my ip4. $50 or $30 from amazon.

 

[a_recording]

I've got the Speck Fitted case, which has a pretty large headphone jack opening - I can't imagine anything giving me any problems. It was one of the few iPhone 4 case I could find that really had decent protection for front and back a (ie when I lay it down on a table the screen doesn't touch the surface.) It's also pretty nice in the hand and looks neat.
 
Here's a pic (not mine):
 

 

[azncookiecutter]

Rocking an Incase Snap right now from the free iPhone case program, and it will definitely fit oversized plugs. It is a minimalist case though, so it's only really good for preventing minor falls and scratching.

 

[pubbawup]

Resurrecting an old thread, but as a fellow UM3X user (actually I just got mine today, really enjoying them - and the reason why I'm looking at this thread now), I can say that none of the cases that people have posted pictures of would work.
 
Here's what the UM3X connector looks like.  Basically you're going to need a case that leaves the entire top of the phone exposed.
 

 
One such case that I find interesting but haven't seen in the flesh but I find intriguing and have ordered a few of, is the Default Case, which they also are somehow selling for $4 shipped (some kind of crazy promotion).
 
Obviously anything Tony has mentioned should work too.  (PS Tony: how many iPhone cases do you have??)