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#11. Posted:
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Never let anybody use your beats lol way to overpriced to have them break.
Is it plugged in all the way? Just return it.
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Are you sure it's not the port of whatever you're plugging the headset into that's broken? Try it with something else and see if it works.
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I had the same problem with the same model of Beats. I would suggest checking if it is your cord or not. I unplugged the red auxiliary cord that mine came with, and used a cord on my friends, and they worked. After that, a couple weeks later, they started doing the same thing. I tried the cord thing, and it didn't work. So, I hibernated them (didn't use them) for about 2 weeks. They still had a sound deficiency. So, I used my 1 year warranty for a new pair.

MY SUGGESTIONS:

If you know anyone else with a pair of Beats, exchange auxiliary cords with them and see if they work.

Replace the batteries.

Hibernate them.

Use a different music playing device.

Use your warranty, if you have one.

IF ALL ELSE FAILS:

You're just gonna have to sell them for parts or get them repaired. My friend had to do that, and he got $200 back, even though one ear didn't play sound. The rest you could just save up for. Sorry, man. Beats aren't very durable.



Hope this helped!

*LeBron-James
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