my earbuds are burning hot when I use this. anyone else have the same problem?
1831763
I have used this a lot and hve never had heat, even in the wires. Hope this helps.
1831764
I never used earbuds with my USB. But I DID have problems with it not working properly. I love your names...I had triplet family whose names were Theo, Leo and Cleo. It made my heart ping when I saw that LOL
1831765
I've been using this unit for my pcs & for over a year now & have no problems...... Have you tried it w/any other devices? Perhaps there may be something that has become defective witin the unit as well.....
1831766
yeah. it happens. the usb is very cheaply made and tends to overheat. i would only personally recommend this product for temporary use.
699956
As long as your speakers are 8 ohms there is no reason for the amp to overheat. I would say that the amp was defective.
1506525
I haven't tried. I share the same complaint as others, the buds creep out of my ear, and when that happens they sound like garbage. It's ludicrous that such a poor design was manufactured and sold.
1920716
Mine make the noise too and get a little hot. However, they seem to charge and work fine.
1080307
I've had the same exact issue and am exchanging for another pair. They crackle even without being plugged into anything, in my case, though it's often worse when I plug it in.
92582
My experience has been very similar to yours, as you can see in my review here. What I did was to burn them in for 2 full days nonstop and also get a pair of tri-flange buds to replace the stock ones with, and I have to tell you, the sound is so much better now. The highs aren't so excruciatingly vibrant anymore, and the bass response is actually pretty tight and solid. The sound is very good on all of my music now, and I can now see/hear what all the hype was about. What you said about pushing the buds in farther just might be what the problem was, since the tri-flanges I am now using go deeper into the ear canal than any of the stock buds will go. On a side note, is there a way to edit a review once it's been posted?
1438737
It sounds like you are over driving the power of the adapter and certainly the cable should not get hot. If it is attached to a phone then check the phones spec's for the correct power rating of the adapter.
1357978
I started running with them and now the headphones have a crackling sound like static. I'm pretty sure the problem is, like somebody already mentioned it, where the cable attaches to the 3.5mm plug.
1462877
I have never had a problem with that. These are fantastic headphones. The quality in sound doesn't get any better.
190238
I have the same problem. I had to go back and use my long cord earphones because of that. Let me know if you find out the warranty. Thanks - Kendal
1608891
Over the years I have had a few that got hot when they were plugged in constantly. I started unplugging them when not in use.I don't know what caused it, but they did better when plugged in by themselves on a separate plug.
42612
Nope! I killed mine with sweat after a few months. But I loved it while it lasted. that was back in 2011. but I'm about to purchase another one, because I haven't found another one that I liked as much. another user suggested not clipping it on your shirt, but instead on your shorts so that it gets less moisture. I think that's probably a good idea. you'll have to get new earbuds for that, as the included ones are short, but you'd wanna do that anyway.
661321
I use the small winder for those, and it's worked so far. Sometimes they get caught, and it looks like the inline volume part has the cord bent pretty sharply away from it at times, but so far it's just been an idle worry and hasn't caused any functional problems. If my earbuds stop working from being wound too right this way, I'll definitely post about it here!
41689
Yes. Just fyi I really like the noise canceling earbuds more. These get hot on my ears in the summer.
672471
Mine has never has done that. I noticed it gets very hot in use. I would call the manufacturer or check on their support page.
2010185
Yes, no problem at all. The one hing that can happen is in the really hot weather, when you sweat, the sweat gets in your ears too! But that happens with all earphones I've ever owned. Just take them out, wipe them and your ear canal out and you are good to go
469533
Make sure the earbud rubber is secured properly and then inserted in the ear nice and snug, I've noticed if it comes loose in the ear you can hear sound loss. Other than that make sure jack is inserted all way in. If all that fails I would have say got faulty pair. Best of luck!