They are still operational, you can’t even tell that they’ve been opened! Good question though, we should have shown that after the disassembly. -Taylor
iFixit yeah one way to fix that is maybe don’t make your videos feel like you’re rushing. Your videos are always over before they even started and it’s a lot of info to take in in such a short time.
I am really happy with what ifixit is doing. I like repairing things instead of buying new ones. I hate how these companies are creating a use and throw market with all glued products. Its time someone stood up to them.
it's very nice that they made these repairable they could've very easily just decided to glue the halves together permanently, and say you have to buy the new ones, when they fail
For the $100 they costed me I absolutely adore these earphones, bass goes bananas with a good eq (wavelet in my case) and the 11h battery life in a single charge means you practically feel no difference from using wired earphones as you never have to worry about charging them during the day. The fact that they’re so easily repairable is the icing on the gourmet cake.
Как же Самс всё таки классно делает все свои устройства. Достаточно высокая культура производства, по сравнению с другими брендами. Разбираешь и глаз радуется.
I don't have a vise handy, but a pair of channel locks worked just fine. I used a piece of cardboard between the headphones and the channel locks to keep it from damaging the plastic.
My right ear bud is quieter than the left and I can't get the little piece of mesh off. I already accidentally stabbed myself using a knife like I saw in another video. Any good tips on getting it off to clean the mesh behind it without too much damage?
Could you upload a video of how to remove the drivers please. My right bud has gone to about 10% volume. I have removed the mesh and cleaned them but that didnt work.
Anmol Raj Every time Samsung releases a new product, people always regard them as “the overall best imo”, as they tend to be perfect, best in market, without any issues. Until they release a new iteration exactly 12mths later, then people point out all the flaws and problems of the previous model. Strange but true.
@@deoxal7947 I have a samsung s10e, but I heard that they work great on other devices. Iphone must be a 7 or higher, but otherwise works perfectly with the ios app. For me the sound quality seems really good.
@@the1barbarian781 Thanks for the info, I've got a Moto G5 which I learned can be rooted over Bluetooth since it's running Oreo. I have a Zenfone 6 now but I can't get it to boot anything after unlocking the bootloader.
@@SherJanhehe not at all a problem with listening to music, podcasts, TH-cam, social media, ect. There is a gaming mode that halves the latency. That feature is only available for android but overall the latency seems perfectly fine. That being said I do not play many games that require a low latency, but I've also heard from other reviewers that the latency is decent.
Would love to see more. Found this vid because I'm looking for a way to clean the filter from the inside. The galaxy buds have a tendency to get clogged & end up with reduced sound. I've been trying for months to fix them from the outside, but no amount of cleaning seems to help. I've tried every trick there is but it's definitely time to crack them open. Seeing how the drivers come out would be really helpful. I'm worried I'll take that half apart to access the filter & not be able to get it back together.
@@jacksta95 Good actually. Found a tutorial somewhere but can't remember where. I took the silicone tips off & used a pin to pull out the metal grilles. Under those there's a fine black mesh which I removed with tweezers. The grille & mesh are glued in, so be careful not to bend or rip them. At the moment I'm using the silicone tips to hold it all back together, since the glue isn't the reusable kind. But if you do some research you might be able to find the right kind & v carefully re-glue them. I didn't want to risk clogging mine with glue, so I haven't bothered. Immediately fixed the issue. I'm using them now & they're fine. No need to take the bud itself apart. Very easy fix.
I was about to throw my pair away after the right side stoped working. It still drained battery from the case, but simply didn't connect to my phone. My last resort was this video (without it I would never even know where to begin to take it apart). I pried it open, disassembled it until I reached the battery, gave it a charm rub and reassembled it (doing nothing else). It got back from the dead and I don't have to purchase a new one. Thanks a lot!
Great video! Just wanted to know if the company officially provides battery replacement service? Also what can we expect the life of these batteries in years, as we know any litheium ion battery eventually stops storing charge!
That was great! The gentle squishing in the vice part is actually where the magic happens. Without that, no matter how hard you pry, you're not getting in there. I was getting no bass, had to clean some gunk out of the middle vent hole (the hole in the white bit, and the white chip beside the connector it sits on). It's still low volume compared to the other one, but at least I can balance them out now.
Just a little helpful info, I had little trouble separating the halves of my buds with just my thumbnail. Of course, I can do the same to most tablets and phones too as long as it isnt a glass rear cover, but what I'm trying to say, is there is no need to squeeze them in a vise to get them open. A guitar pick or something of the like should be able to have you inside in no time. save the vise for apple products lol.
HOLY CRAP you're right! I just popped my left bud open with my thumbs ... at some point the battery in that one got completely drained and hasn't held a charge for more than 2 hours while in use. Ordering a new battery right now.
Great teardown! Was wondering. My galaxy buds aren't charging USB or wirelessly anymore. Is there a common fail you might know of to fix this issue? Thanks in Advance and God bless!
It's much easier using 2 of the blue iFixit Pry Tools at opposite ends of the bud's housing arrows, facing away from each other. Then, once the tool's ends are placed inside their crevasses near the arrow, the priers can be tilted toward each other to then push open the bud with equal force at both sides. No vice required and much easier to control.
Yes, no vice required. Don't risk cracking the housing. You don't even need to pry apart, they have a very slight twist threading. Just twist the parts in opposite directions, though it takes considerable effort due to a small securing tab near the arrows. Snaps back together at the arrows easily.
How do you repair the tiny gold charging pins on the galaxy buds live? It seems to be a known defect for this model where one or more pin breaks but is still attached to the housing unit by a tiny spring. It won't charge unless it's in the perfect position with the case open
It’s very interesting if I can install this battery in regular galaxy buds to increase the operating time 🤔🤔🤔 (really looking forward to this video ty)
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔emoji normie spotted (srsly though, the button cell probably can't be put into the old buds, the size is probably different and a lot of squishing would be needed which may break the buds)
I always wondered what kind of batteries these things used. very neat that it's just a thick watch battery in the bud! Is there such a thing as a replacement battery for the case?
I think this is the only channel that I see using a table vice to open something. Do you guys mind using the vice to open phones and computers as well? Lol
Still rocking my buds plus bought in 2020.. the buds battery died last year, bought a replacement crack it open tool less, replaced the battery.. It's like replacing remote control easy.. but nowadays it have issue charging the buds battery.. not sure if the contact or the case battery needs replacing..
Where to source the buds and charging case batteries? Are there replacement grilles and filter/diaphragms available aftermarket? One failure mode is one or both of the buds having extremely low volume despite batteries being OK. This is due to wax and moisture solidifying the filter / diaphragm material. Without the filter/diaphragm I understand the sound loses relative mid and lower range.
Nice vid, but as someone who doesnt know all that much about small electronics i have a question. If all these parts come out super easy does that mean potentially these could be upgraded? like a slighty bigger battery cell etc. Maybe something to look into. I'd watch.
Do they sell the small outer contacts on the earbuds because mine are corroded. I cleaned them, but still won't charge. I'm hoping that's the reason why they won't and that a replacement will fix the issue, without having to disassemble the whole bud.
On my buds +, the left one isa sounding a little quieter than before and the right one A LOT quieter than before. I tried cleaning them with every tutorial out there (withour cracking them open of course). Would you recommend that I find a repair place and see if they can fix them? What could be the problem?
I think you should take more $50 Earbuds apart so we can see how they're assembled. Lower priced options are getting better and better so it would be nice to see how they stack up internally to the name brands.
How do I clean my earbuds, I can't hear but 5% in the left one and 10% in the right one. I have found no video that shows how to fix this unless you basically destroy the mesh screen over the drivers. ??
1:30 Sorry, but you are dead wrong here, I just bought them and Galaxy Buds+ DO pair with multiple devices (at least 2). I have them paired to my LG V30 and my Windows 10 PC at the same time. I just click connect on either one device when I want to use them without having to re-pair them.
I just want to know how you are doing these many gadgets tear downs are you spending your own money (new gadgets) or you are using old gadgets (used ones) ?? Plzz answer my question brother im eagerly waiting for your answer
My daughter just purchased a new Galaxy buds system and I inherited her old sm-r175 system. It has a few problems that I would like to repair. First the left bud only charges if I remove the silicon ear piece, so there is clearly something going on with the spring loaded terminals (the right bud needs to be wiggledto make a good connection). Second, the left bud is noticeably quieter than the right one. My daughter has complained that she can't hear as well from her left ear, but it now turns out it was her faulty ear buds all along. 😂 And yes I laughed out loud about this revelation, does that make me a bad parent? Anyway what should I look for to identify what has gone wrong with the left bud? At $168aud, and with noise cancelling, the new model may make the old sm-r175 not worth fixing if it costs more than a few $$ and my own time. Thanks for the video.
How can I clean the gunk out of the microscopic holes where the mics are located? Mine are plugged up making calls difficult and the ambient noise feature useless.
I have a question. I own a couple of Libratone track air+ airbuds. So i need to know what the name and the function of a "part" is. The part im reffering to is found after you remove the rubber things that fit in ur ear. Right from the little part the sound comes out of, theres a small round shaped "cover" with small holes in it. Probably to let sound out. So this part was abit loose after a wash down and lots of use, and it resulted in very wierd sound. When i removed the little "cover" the bad sound is gone and it sounds as good as ever. So with the exception of catching my ear gunk,(that will now have a free fall into housing of the buds) what function does this piece have? I would appreciate any help, thanks !!
I have these and they really are great, they've survived 2 years of literally 8+ hours of playback every single day. So considering that the battery has held up pretty damm well and they still last me the whole day. Honestly I just want to see how long I can make these last before they disnagrate in my hands.
While watching this with my galaxy buds plus when you showed the batteries I literally felt like my ears were plugged by those batteries and just the batteries themselves 😂
I would also like to see the RECONSTRUCTION process and to see if they are still operational. What do they look like after they are reassembled?
They are still operational, you can’t even tell that they’ve been opened! Good question though, we should have shown that after the disassembly.
-Taylor
iFixit yeah one way to fix that is maybe don’t make your videos feel like you’re rushing. Your videos are always over before they even started and it’s a lot of info to take in in such a short time.
I agree!
I’d love to see more details and a reconstruction! It would make these teardowns even more informative! :)
Like jerryrigeverything
@@af252 it is very hard to follow them as they feel more like a review than something to learn from
yes, OF COURSE we want to see the drivers... they're like the main new feature alongside the larger battery.
Yes, I couldn't any info on it.....
I am really happy with what ifixit is doing. I like repairing things instead of buying new ones. I hate how these companies are creating a use and throw market with all glued products. Its time someone stood up to them.
Yes would like to see and know about the driver and everything else, like how does it work etc etc knowledge
it's very nice that they made these repairable
they could've very easily just decided to glue the halves together permanently, and say you have to buy the new ones, when they fail
runforitman they still would give you new ones instead of repairing your broken earbuds
ipx2
The apple way
I would like to see the speakers.
Same. It’s the reason I watched.
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For the $100 they costed me I absolutely adore these earphones, bass goes bananas with a good eq (wavelet in my case) and the 11h battery life in a single charge means you practically feel no difference from using wired earphones as you never have to worry about charging them during the day. The fact that they’re so easily repairable is the icing on the gourmet cake.
Mine have a problem and the volume keeps changing differently for each bud after 6 months. I dont rate them well.
thanks for covering these, I'm going to buy my next earbuds based on how repairable they are
Как же Самс всё таки классно делает все свои устройства. Достаточно высокая культура производства, по сравнению с другими брендами.
Разбираешь и глаз радуется.
Want to take a closer look ti the dual drivers😁
I don't have a vise handy, but a pair of channel locks worked just fine. I used a piece of cardboard between the headphones and the channel locks to keep it from damaging the plastic.
My right ear bud is quieter than the left and I can't get the little piece of mesh off. I already accidentally stabbed myself using a knife like I saw in another video. Any good tips on getting it off to clean the mesh behind it without too much damage?
where can you get replacement batteries for them?
How do you then "re-apply" the glue? and What is the best type of glue to use to stop them randomly popping open?
For me, it would be very interesting how to remove the grills since i had problems with dirt behind those on my galaxy buds.
YES PLEASE!
Could you upload a video of how to remove the drivers please. My right bud has gone to about 10% volume. I have removed the mesh and cleaned them but that didnt work.
GalaxyBuds+ are the overall best TW earbuds imo.
Anmol Raj Every time Samsung releases a new product, people always regard them as “the overall best imo”, as they tend to be perfect, best in market, without any issues. Until they release a new iteration exactly 12mths later, then people point out all the flaws and problems of the previous model.
Strange but true.
@@huggyuk not really, consumers have already complained about the call quality when it was first out though
@@huggyuk That's cause you don't pay attention to what the people say.
I decided to purchase them and likely they arrive tomorrow, and here is this video! Thank you iFixit! I'm happy that it's 7/10!
Listening to this on my buds +
How is the audio quality and do you know how well they work on non Samsung devices?
@@deoxal7947 I have a samsung s10e, but I heard that they work great on other devices. Iphone must be a 7 or higher, but otherwise works perfectly with the ios app. For me the sound quality seems really good.
@@the1barbarian781 Thanks for the info, I've got a Moto G5 which I learned can be rooted over Bluetooth since it's running Oreo. I have a Zenfone 6 now but I can't get it to boot anything after unlocking the bootloader.
How’s the latency on the buds
@@SherJanhehe not at all a problem with listening to music, podcasts, TH-cam, social media, ect. There is a gaming mode that halves the latency. That feature is only available for android but overall the latency seems perfectly fine. That being said I do not play many games that require a low latency, but I've also heard from other reviewers that the latency is decent.
Would love to see more. Found this vid because I'm looking for a way to clean the filter from the inside. The galaxy buds have a tendency to get clogged & end up with reduced sound. I've been trying for months to fix them from the outside, but no amount of cleaning seems to help. I've tried every trick there is but it's definitely time to crack them open.
Seeing how the drivers come out would be really helpful. I'm worried I'll take that half apart to access the filter & not be able to get it back together.
Exactly same problem, how'd the repair go?
@@jacksta95 Good actually. Found a tutorial somewhere but can't remember where.
I took the silicone tips off & used a pin to pull out the metal grilles.
Under those there's a fine black mesh which I removed with tweezers.
The grille & mesh are glued in, so be careful not to bend or rip them.
At the moment I'm using the silicone tips to hold it all back together, since the glue isn't the reusable kind.
But if you do some research you might be able to find the right kind & v carefully re-glue them.
I didn't want to risk clogging mine with glue, so I haven't bothered.
Immediately fixed the issue. I'm using them now & they're fine.
No need to take the bud itself apart. Very easy fix.
@@majorharmonic Awesome, thanks for the run down!
@@majorharmonic Thanks for this. It worked for me. Not more loss in sound at all!
I was about to throw my pair away after the right side stoped working. It still drained battery from the case, but simply didn't connect to my phone. My last resort was this video (without it I would never even know where to begin to take it apart). I pried it open, disassembled it until I reached the battery, gave it a charm rub and reassembled it (doing nothing else). It got back from the dead and I don't have to purchase a new one. Thanks a lot!
Yes, deeper is always better! Deeper teardown
Great video! Just wanted to know if the company officially provides battery replacement service? Also what can we expect the life of these batteries in years, as we know any litheium ion battery eventually stops storing charge!
This is helping me to chose what earbuds to buy because I like to repair and keep stuff instead of throwing them after 1-2 years...
How the heck do you keep the 4 magnets in the bottom of the tray??? Due to polarity, they refuse to stay put no matter which way I place them.
@1:18 There is the number 420
Nice!
That was great! The gentle squishing in the vice part is actually where the magic happens. Without that, no matter how hard you pry, you're not getting in there. I was getting no bass, had to clean some gunk out of the middle vent hole (the hole in the white bit, and the white chip beside the connector it sits on). It's still low volume compared to the other one, but at least I can balance them out now.
I don't even own a pair of these. I just love watching iFixit teardown videos 😂
1:20
Nice
Lmao
@@TheSMMDH very nice
nice demo keep going guys
Just a little helpful info, I had little trouble separating the halves of my buds with just my thumbnail. Of course, I can do the same to most tablets and phones too as long as it isnt a glass rear cover, but what I'm trying to say, is there is no need to squeeze them in a vise to get them open. A guitar pick or something of the like should be able to have you inside in no time. save the vise for apple products lol.
HOLY CRAP you're right! I just popped my left bud open with my thumbs ... at some point the battery in that one got completely drained and hasn't held a charge for more than 2 hours while in use. Ordering a new battery right now.
Just tried this with my fingers.. i got it opened😅.. thanks
thank you for this. one of my buds just stopped working out of nowhere, now i know i can possibly fix it! thank you!!
were you able to repair it?
@@kevinacosta1208 no, sadly. Not yet at least. I still have hope for them, but it's not looking good.
If the Sonys are so repairable, WHY DON'T YOU MAKE A TEARDOWN VIDEO OF IT ?
Great teardown! Was wondering. My galaxy buds aren't charging USB or wirelessly anymore. Is there a common fail you might know of to fix this issue? Thanks in Advance and God bless!
Thank you so much! I thought I was going to have to replace them but now I'll know how to replace them in the future!
*repair
Thanks for how to teardown. I need to buy the battery replacement kit before doing it by myself.
yeah!! have to teardown inside of units. really wanna see dual speaker. it's a pioneer.
Good video! Would like to see teardown & repairability score on the Anker Liberty Air 2 Pro. Thanks
Where can I get the part that's the mesh for the outer noise, was removing to clean I now all I hear is static when I use ambient ❗️❗️ thank you
It's much easier using 2 of the blue iFixit Pry Tools at opposite ends of the bud's housing arrows, facing away from each other. Then, once the tool's ends are placed inside their crevasses near the arrow, the priers can be tilted toward each other to then push open the bud with equal force at both sides.
No vice required and much easier to control.
Yes, no vice required. Don't risk cracking the housing.
You don't even need to pry apart, they have a very slight twist threading. Just twist the parts in opposite directions, though it takes considerable effort due to a small securing tab near the arrows. Snaps back together at the arrows easily.
Any links for the batteries' replacement, both case and pods?
How do you repair the tiny gold charging pins on the galaxy buds live? It seems to be a known defect for this model where one or more pin breaks but is still attached to the housing unit by a tiny spring. It won't charge unless it's in the perfect position with the case open
We hope to see the drivers in the buds+. Will we ??? Please update us.
hey Ifix these new batteries can put into the old galaxy buds ?
no there is a battery which is available on aliexpress and its $16
Yes!!.. do a further teardown
I want to see the speaker
Can it be repaired if that cable connecting the two boards is broken? What is that cable with the number on it called
1:14 are those two squares with the bluish flap some kind of water resistant mesh?
Nice you can remove the battery, but where could I buy these eve icr1454s batteries? Or the battery in the charging case?
Have you fixed the issue of right bud draining faster than left? My right bud drains even inside box.
It’s very interesting if I can install this battery in regular galaxy buds to increase the operating time 🤔🤔🤔 (really looking forward to this video ty)
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔emoji normie spotted (srsly though, the button cell probably can't be put into the old buds, the size is probably different and a lot of squishing would be needed which may break the buds)
Uh new battery just only 2 millimeters wider
@@minepolz320 buds + are more battery efficient
@@the1barbarian781 maybe but they have better battery 90mah in buds+ vs only 60 in regular buds
@@plate4416 stop using reddit please
Do you have any idea where to buy a new driver/speaker unit? Unfortunately, the flexcable is broken, which connects the two halfs of the earbud
@iFixit Hi thanks! quick question...cannot spot the receiving coil on the earbud.... is it on an IC? thanks
Are those dynamic drivers or balanced armature?
I always wondered what kind of batteries these things used. very neat that it's just a thick watch battery in the bud! Is there such a thing as a replacement battery for the case?
But does the hinge on the case break easily tho? Very curious but don't wanna try it myself
I think this is the only channel that I see using a table vice to open something. Do you guys mind using the vice to open phones and computers as well? Lol
Sony wf-1000xm3 teardown please?
Or buy parts for buds+? Thank you
Is it possible to fix them after washing them in the washing machine??
Is there any adhesive that needs to be reapplied?
Still rocking my buds plus bought in 2020.. the buds battery died last year, bought a replacement crack it open tool less, replaced the battery.. It's like replacing remote control easy.. but nowadays it have issue charging the buds battery.. not sure if the contact or the case battery needs replacing..
What type of battery does these take ? I need a battery replacement for them
I am trying to find parts for the Galaxy Buds+ case. Do you have any suggestions?
What is the exact battery used for the charging case? I looked it up and nothing popped up.
Can you change the case battery? I have the pink ones from Korea & I can't get a replacement pink.
What is the case made of; metal like the airbuds, or just plastic?
Where to source the buds and charging case batteries?
Are there replacement grilles and filter/diaphragms available aftermarket?
One failure mode is one or both of the buds having extremely low volume despite batteries being OK.
This is due to wax and moisture solidifying the filter / diaphragm material.
Without the filter/diaphragm I understand the sound loses relative mid and lower range.
is it possible to upgrade the old buds with a bigger battery? if thats even worth the effort
Nice vid, but as someone who doesnt know all that much about small electronics i have a question. If all these parts come out super easy does that mean potentially these could be upgraded? like a slighty bigger battery cell etc. Maybe something to look into. I'd watch.
in the charge box,on the left side,which pin is positiv/negativ?up pin is + ?
Interested in seeing the redmi earbuds tear down
Can the inside of the lid be accessed? I wanna place an NFC tag inside it for quicker pairing, but I don't wanna break it :x
My Galaxy buds + watching me watch this video be like
I'm gonna die
Can I take them somewhere and get one fixed? I have 2 I bought online. One beeps but doesn't connect and the other one is a dud.
where are the connections for the capacitive touch buttons?
Do they sell the small outer contacts on the earbuds because mine are corroded. I cleaned them, but still won't charge. I'm hoping that's the reason why they won't and that a replacement will fix the issue, without having to disassemble the whole bud.
Where can I find the case battery?
☹ I washed my earbuds and now the case battery doesn't work anymore.
Where to get a replacement battery for the buds
On my buds +, the left one isa sounding a little quieter than before and the right one A LOT quieter than before. I tried cleaning them with every tutorial out there (withour cracking them open of course). Would you recommend that I find a repair place and see if they can fix them? What could be the problem?
My earbud case got wet and seems to no longer work, can I find parts to repair it?
Interested in the Raycon E55 tear down to be able to put a tracker disk like Tile Sticker in it. Or any wireless ear bud cases like the Galaxy Buds.
I think you should take more $50 Earbuds apart so we can see how they're assembled. Lower priced options are getting better and better so it would be nice to see how they stack up internally to the name brands.
What is the battery type on case? My case needs replacement battery
I want to see driver's disassembly!
It's Dynamic of Balanced Armature?!?!
That very important:)
Can the Samsung bud paired with buds plus and play together,?
How do I clean my earbuds, I can't hear but 5% in the left one and 10% in the right one. I have found no video that shows how to fix this unless you basically destroy the mesh screen over the drivers. ??
1:30 Sorry, but you are dead wrong here, I just bought them and Galaxy Buds+ DO pair with multiple devices (at least 2). I have them paired to my LG V30 and my Windows 10 PC at the same time. I just click connect on either one device when I want to use them without having to re-pair them.
I just want to know how you are doing these many gadgets tear downs are you spending your own money (new gadgets) or you are using old gadgets (used ones) ?? Plzz answer my question brother im eagerly waiting for your answer
My daughter just purchased a new Galaxy buds system and I inherited her old sm-r175 system. It has a few problems that I would like to repair. First the left bud only charges if I remove the silicon ear piece, so there is clearly something going on with the spring loaded terminals (the right bud needs to be wiggledto make a good connection). Second, the left bud is noticeably quieter than the right one. My daughter has complained that she can't hear as well from her left ear, but it now turns out it was her faulty ear buds all along. 😂 And yes I laughed out loud about this revelation, does that make me a bad parent? Anyway what should I look for to identify what has gone wrong with the left bud? At $168aud, and with noise cancelling, the new model may make the old sm-r175 not worth fixing if it costs more than a few $$ and my own time. Thanks for the video.
Pleaaaaaase let us see the drivers and the method of connection to the driver. Solder? Wired? Fpc connector??
Gracias por el vídeo aún que no he conseguido solucionar el problema me ayudaste mucho a encrotrarlo
How can I clean the gunk out of the microscopic holes where the mics are located? Mine are plugged up making calls difficult and the ambient noise feature useless.
I have a question. I own a couple of Libratone track air+ airbuds. So i need to know what the name and the function of a "part" is.
The part im reffering to is found after you remove the rubber things that fit in ur ear. Right from the little part the sound comes out of, theres a small round shaped "cover" with small holes in it. Probably to let sound out. So this part was abit loose after a wash down and lots of use, and it resulted in very wierd sound. When i removed the little "cover" the bad sound is gone and it sounds as good as ever. So with the exception of catching my ear gunk,(that will now have a free fall into housing of the buds) what function does this piece have?
I would appreciate any help, thanks !!
Maybe do a review on the Homscam true wireless earbuds? They're crushing it on Amazon
I have these and they really are great, they've survived 2 years of literally 8+ hours of playback every single day. So considering that the battery has held up pretty damm well and they still last me the whole day. Honestly I just want to see how long I can make these last before they disnagrate in my hands.
Where to buy battery replacements
Do it worth of Batterie replasement?
after buds+ comes the eenisrings?
Where can I buy new batteries for these? I can't find EVE ICR1454S batteries anywhere.
While watching this with my galaxy buds plus when you showed the batteries I literally felt like my ears were plugged by those batteries and just the batteries themselves 😂