If the cushions on my headphone's start to peel due to too much humidity can i replace them? If so which ones would you recomend ?
1463771
Sorry for such a late response. I'm just now coming across this. If you've already made another purchase I hope you're happy with it. If not, I would recommend any in ear headphone if the humidity issue is due to sweat. Personally I've been experiencing with bluetooth headsets "in ear" for working out. Haven't found one to recommend so far. Hope this helps.
327840
I was wondering the same thing! I had a puppy chew one ear pad but the headphones are not damaged! So, instead of spending money on a new pair of headphones, I'd like to buy replacement pads!!
1828707
I had them for few months, then something went loose in the right earpiece. Now I have crackling noises all the time.Oh, and I lost the music cable. I had to prepay for a new one (approximately 60 USD), then it took the full six months until I got a new one. And what is a headphone without music!?
565928
I would say probably not, unless you have them someplace protected from weather extremes. Did you try calling Bose? They're usually very helpful over the phone.
1711751
Yes. Call them if something is wrong with the headphones. Ship it to them. It will take a couple months for skullcandy to get them back to you.
475350
Unfortunately, I don't think you can fix it. It's a design flaw (a pretty bad one for this product). The audio quality is outstanding (better than the stupid Beats from Dr. Dre for sure..). What I did was to order a replacement (because it should be covered under warranty) and I was simply more careful: what actually breaks the plastic is grabbing the headphones from the ear pads when you take them off and on (despite that being the natural way of doing it) so every time I put them on and off I just expand them from the over head band, without putting strain on the thin plastic connectors that actually break. I hope this is useful. Unfortunately, I don't think you can fix it. It's a design flaw (a pretty bad one for this product). The audio quality is outstanding (better than the stupid Beats from Dr. Dre for sure..). What I did was to order a replacement (because it should be covered under warranty) and I was simply more careful: what actually breaks the plastic is grabbing the headphones from the ear pads when you take them off and on (despite that being the natural way of doing it) so every time I put them on and off I just expand them from the over head band, without putting strain on the thin plastic connectors... » Read More Unfortunately, I don't think you can fix it. It's a design flaw (a pretty bad one for this product). The audio quality is outstanding (better than the stupid Beats from Dr. Dre for sure..). What I did was to order a replacement (because it should be covered under warranty) and I was simply more careful: what actually breaks the plastic is grabbing the headphones from the ear pads when you take them off and on (despite that being the natural way of doing it) so every time I put them on and off I just expand them from the over head band, without putting strain on the thin plastic connectors that actually break. I hope this is useful. « Show Less
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No they won't! Ultimately, that's what killed both pairs that I had. And a comment response from the company stated back to me that they were designed for sport use, but excessive sweat would damage them........and that's what happened. So far, the only headphones to stand the test of time for my excessive running/ sweating has been my apple ear pods.
720785
I'll raise my hand here as well, I've also been through three pairs with the same issue and also love these earphones. Shure have been fantastic in replacing them for free under warranty. Sadly my most recent pair were lost on a flight, tempted to order these again but would love a pair that doesn't lose sound in one ear and stay in the ear when exercising. Any suggestions?
2141525
Yes. Mine get covered in lint/fuzz and I have wiped them with a damp cloth to remove fuzz/refresh adhesive. After one or two times of this, they need to be replaced.
747053
I really do not know for sure. If I had this problem, I would recover my sales receipt, check the warrant duration, and call the Sennheiser customer service staff (contact info from their website) and determine if the headphones can be repaired or replaced.
2081566
Honestly I'm not sure, I got rid of the headphones. Though I do need to update the review. Skullcandy did honor the warranty but had the exact same issue with the replacement headphones. Guess it wasn't meant to be.
645817
I haven't had mine a year, but I'm from the humid SW so I may find the same issues. They should probably be kept in an a/c cool, dry place for starters, to save the self-stick surface. I did find these ear magnets stayed on better than others I purchased.
712407
These really aren't the best headphones for that. Not to mention they shouldn't be used outside if you want to keep them working.Their fluffy cloth that pads the headphones will probably make you sweat more. For practice you need something that is less fluffy and more leather/plasticy like.
582459
That depends whether or not you take care of it and prevent it from getting dirty. All new pairs come with a cloth to clean your headphones
1815871
i have had mine for at least 3 years. i love them,they are so comfortable. when mine "go to headphone heaven" i will definitely buy them again!
1748573
Possibly, but likely not with a satisfactory result. Many ear pads are constructed of vinyl over fabric. This product creates a soft plastic coating, but is not really intended to bond to cloth or other soft materials. I'd suggest contacting the manufacturer of the headphones for replacement ear pads if the headphones were expensive.
1755940
Haven't experienced any problems with mine, maybe you've been unlucky with a faulty pair.I am currently waiting for a new pair I've bought.Cheers