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dwmreg

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Oct 16, 2007
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Hello.

I've seen a few threads, but no news coverage on this yet, but I think the BEATS X headphones that Apple sells have a product defect.

See this thread https://www.ifixit.com/Answers/View/475370/Can't+turn+on+Beats+X

I've had two pair and in both cases the power light would fail and eventually you could not turn them on again.


I see people complaining about this a lot and I think Apple needs to recall this product. Considering their current track record with product quality. Keyboards, batteries, headphones, displays, etc.
 
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Hello.

I've seen a few threads, but no news coverage on this yet, but I think the BEATS X headphones that Apple sells have a product defect.

See this thread https://www.ifixit.com/Answers/View/475370/Can't+turn+on+Beats+X

I've had two pair and in both cases the power light would fail and eventually you could not turn them on again.


I see people complaining about this a lot and I think Apple needs to recall this product. Considering their current track record with product quality. Keyboards, batteries, headphones, displays, etc.
I'm still on my first pair of Beats X, from May 2017, and I use them every workday both to and from work. No issues except that the battery life has fallen off somewhat.
 
The battery light of mine went out after 1.5 years of use. Very bad quality.
 
I’ve had the same pair since their release in 2017... unfortunately the right earbud died today but I wouldn’t attribute it to a defect since I’ve caught me cat chewing on them in the past ;/ I’m doing my research and will likely replace them with truly wireless earbuds.
 
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