Me and my coworker had the same issue with our headphones. I found your video and sent it to my coworker as well. We followed your instructions and it worked perfectly for both of us. Thank you. Great video and instructions.
Hey there! I am very glad you guys were also able to successfully fix your headphones! I wish Apple would sell a replacement kit. One can dream. Enjoy and happy listening!
Damn! I am very sorry to hear this. You can still try apple service, they replace them with new ones and the exchange may be cheaper than getting entirely new ones. This is country dependent.
Well yeah. That’s the sad story. For example bang and olufsen in their beoplay line uses aluminum and real leather that doesn’t deteriorate like this and the ear pads can be bought for a reasonable price from the manufacturer and replaced at home just by a simple twist! Apple have really made this a one use kind of product which dies after any part breaks. It’s sad.
Good job man really helpful..I realized as I was doing it that the stitch seem along the perimeter of the cushion should be facing down towards the ports..they seemed to fit better that way
Thank you so much for this DIY! I just finished replacing mine! It looks brand new! You saved me a ton of cash, this was my new beats studio 3 after my older beats studio pads had the same issue and when I called Apple + various tech shops they said they either don't replace it or I would need to pay an equivalent of a new beats just to replace them!! Thank you so much again!
Appreciate the video. I know it isn't hard but it's nice to see step by step just in case I screw something up which is very easy to do if you aren't careful.
Nice video, i was stressing out bc my pads were super worn out & i didnt know what to do i even thought about buying new beats. Now thanks to this video i changed the worn out pads. Again, sick video.
My beats were won in a contest and I love them so much and don’t wanna pay for more lol and they been tearing off and now they’re DONE. so ordered more and your video helped a lot!!! The struggle to take them off was realllll.
Thanks for the video ---- looks easy enough. I have a pair of wired Beat Solos that I use just for home and the pads just fell off the other night. Probably from sweat because I did use them at the gym for a bit. So I can skip step one. I just busted out the Electrical tape for now, since they still sound good, and never see public lol
l did it along with you on the video. l had the new pads for months but l was scared to do it.l finally got the courage to do it. Your video was very helpful.
Good tutorial on how to replace them I was gonna have my friend do it cuz I didn’t wanna break my studios but this video makes it look easy thank you 💪🏽
I know most people dont have them but if you have those plastic pry tools that you remove the interior panels of a car, use those. Otherwise the butter knife is another easy route.
I have glued oversized rectangular ear pads as a better fit for my Beats Solo model, because I find that those round or oval pads are too small and heat up my ears.
Design wise looks similar to Bluedio TM. Just the oval plastic clips are different. Hopefully when my TM's pads need replacing I'll get the bootleg Beats Studio earpads at Aliexpress because weirdly I cant seem to find the native TM earpads.
Thank you this was helpful I did it with u it was nice to not be alone cuz it felt like I was breaking my headphones at first LOL but it turned out great!
Great explanation. It worked out for me flawlessly. Thank you for the video and explaining the process. Made it easy and comforting to know it could be done. Appreciate you. Blessings to you.
Also to anybody who might see this, be sure to not get to much alcohol on a gauze or whatever the case may be because you don't want to get liquid in the electronics
HELP!!! How do you remove the cloth??????? I tried to use a knife to remove the entire cushion and ALL I got out was the pad, but the cloth is still stuck to it! I'm scared that if I remove it I'll break my headphones. I thought the cloth was connected to the cushion. None of the videos online are showing how to remove the cloth because they were both removed in one piece! Help!!!
Hi There. Let’s calm down a bit. No stress. If all you got was the upper part of the pad and the plastic with the cloth got left stuck.., you will simply have to put the knife in the correct place. What you did was cut the cushion off of it. But you have to literally detach two plastic parts from each other. One layer lower than you did. Take a look at the headphones and there should be a clearly visible gap between two tightly connected plastic parts. That is where you need to very carefully place the knife and bit by bit detach the two glued pieces from each other.
Awesome! Thank you for this video! I was gonna buy a new pair because mine came undone and I can see the yellow foam. Now I'll just replace the cushions!
I used pattex superglue that is good for plastics and transparent in case there was some spillage. www.amazon.de/Pattex-P1BC2-Multi-Power-Kleber/dp/B005I4S8N4
TechBlogPool no worries. Thanks. With how hard that sets do you think there will be an issue next time I have to replace them? Cleaning the old glue off etc?
Do your headphones still work after you do that? I’m very scared because I’m going to get new ear pads for my moms headphones and I don’t want to break it? Help
I’ve had mine for over four years. Mine are in white. The pads are heavily worn but still comfortable. I’m afraid the cheap replacement pads won’t be as high quality. Does anyone know any good ones?
Try the link in video description. I promise you won’t be able to tell the difference. Polyurethane leather is just polyurethane leather. The formula is the same. Apple also orders it from a 3rd party supplier.
When i removed the original cups there was tons of glue on the head phones. Hardest part of the install was removing it. Took lots of time scrubbing with alcohol.
You have to think of it this way.., the pads are from pleather. Not real leather. So they have a limit on longevity. But depending on your use they will last another year to two years easily. And then? For another 10-15$ you can replace them again! I am on my second replacement pads and very happy about it!
I need help on my beats solo 3, when I remove the earcups the glue is stuck there and I tried removing it and it doesn’t work. So I ignored that and put new ear cups and now the ear cups (new) are getting off my beats ):
Hey there. I suggest the following: take them off and use superglue, then let it stick back. Take a bunch of books and place the earphones on them as if they were a head so that you put pressure on the cups against the glue for the night. Next day it should be ok. Don’t worry about the super glue. In 2 years you will be most likely replacing the earphones anyways due to bad battery. Worst case scenario the glue can be removed with a glue remover: amzn.to/39SsrrJ
Hey, don’t heat it up!!!! The headphones are made from very fragile plastic and it will bend, change texture and ripple!!!!! They are not resistant to any form of heat!
@@TechBlogPool Not the headphones, i meant the replacement pads. Before placing them on take a heat gun or a hair dryer and let the hot air sit on the adhesive for like a minute and then clamp them together, eventually when they cool off they will be bonded tighter then they would without heat
Hi there! For example here: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0769HZYR3/ref=mp_s_a_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1518024128&sr=8-15&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=beats+studio+wireless+pads&dpPl=1&dpID=41wUBhm49aL&ref=plSrch
No. That should not be a big problem. Just stick the ear pad with the broken plastic to the earphones. Make sure it forms a circle as it should and there are no gaps and you’re good.
Unfortunately that would not work. I he base of the pad is also of different size because of the size of the driver. The SOLO are “on ear” whereas the Studio are “around the ear”.
I got them on Amazon. Just type there “Beats Studio ear pads” and you should get many reasonable alternatives. Even in different color variations if you’d like some change.
This man's video is quite good among the best....I work with small parts is several ways under a microscope. Unless you are trained and follow his directions and keep everything beyond clean, DO NOT TRY this,,,,, If you love your Beats, play someone to do this for you,,,,, my money is on you will fuck it up or make it worse or break your beats ...the plastic on the beats really easy.... I worked for a company in Troy NY that made Micro Bearing for the Military under a microscope...I was an inspector....This is macro repair pretty easy to see ....it is NOT as easy as any video the 3M glue...doesn't work or as fast as all the video show ...I have a temper , I had to step away several times.... I took a shortcut, I wont share that. But as I write this I am listening to classic Rock , If you made Models as a kid , remember how sometime frustrating it was ...DO NOT touch the glue after taking off the red protection plastic.... practice 10 times with the red on. Careful taking off the old Pads ....this is NOT as easy as it looks.....total time for me old off new on satisfactorily was close to 5 hours.... the inner plastic of the old I will use to Mount new ear pads for my very old Beats solo ear cushions... ask me for advise I will try to guide you ...keep patient good luck Martin Nice video , how did that book method work out , no good to me
Thanks for the kind words! A lot depends on the batch of 3M tape they use. These pads used less good one. In the end I decided to use a little bit of glue and that worked wonderfully. It’s still on and I’m still happy. The replacement pads actually lasted a way bit longer than the originals. They still look as new. I got some leather replacement pads and have them ready when these fall apart! Hehe. Truth be told I’ve got new headphones since then but for the gym these are among the best weight and comfort wise.
@@TechBlogPool I liked your video, well made I had problems with the 3M adhesive, I cheated with Super glue very carefully, I didnt like how it looks near where the power cable connector looks , I wont say I can hang a V8 on it , but the ear pads are on and sound better than Day 1, My sister in Law's started to disintegrate 2 years , not daily use like me...I will replace them for her Birthday in August replacements were $10 how much were your leather ones ?
Ohhh, those! Ok well if you have it aligned properly by the oval shape you don’t actually need to care much about the dowels at all. They are only there to guide you.
Hello there! The snapping sound is actually sound of the glue getting unstuck for the first time from the ear pad. When you do this your headphones may but also may not make this sound. This also depends from the age of the headphone as the glue gets drier and stiffer with age. No need to worry. No plastic was broken. Also then you unfold the headphones the mechanisms on the sides make a loud clicking sound.
Me and my coworker had the same issue with our headphones. I found your video and sent it to my coworker as well. We followed your instructions and it worked perfectly for both of us. Thank you. Great video and instructions.
Hey there! I am very glad you guys were also able to successfully fix your headphones! I wish Apple would sell a replacement kit. One can dream. Enjoy and happy listening!
Find yourself a third coworker that pissed away this much cash on a shitty headphones and you can call yourselves the Three Stooges. :)
Awesome. Didn't think you could replace them, my beats are completely worn the yellow foam is showing haha
Chad Hill mine also
Jc Macon lol I tried to replace them but I snapped them in half by accident. I gotta buy new ones now fuck
How do you put it in paring mode
Same
Damn! I am very sorry to hear this. You can still try apple service, they replace them with new ones and the exchange may be cheaper than getting entirely new ones. This is country dependent.
Sad you have to do this with 350$ headphones. Quality should be top notch for that price!
Well yeah. That’s the sad story. For example bang and olufsen in their beoplay line uses aluminum and real leather that doesn’t deteriorate like this and the ear pads can be bought for a reasonable price from the manufacturer and replaced at home just by a simple twist! Apple have really made this a one use kind of product which dies after any part breaks. It’s sad.
ThAt part!
those headphones are trash man... nobody in music industry would seriously consider using them... its just a marketing product
I only had mine for about 8 months before I noticed the bad quality on the pads and the charging port. I was irritated.
Mine lasted 3 years of daily gym use. Try wiping after using and taking care of your $350 headphones
that's the beauty of beats headphones so easy to replace the earpads and parts..
Good job man really helpful..I realized as I was doing it that the stitch seem along the perimeter of the cushion should be facing down towards the ports..they seemed to fit better that way
Thank you so much for this DIY! I just finished replacing mine! It looks brand new! You saved me a ton of cash, this was my new beats studio 3 after my older beats studio pads had the same issue and when I called Apple + various tech shops they said they either don't replace it or I would need to pay an equivalent of a new beats just to replace them!! Thank you so much again!
I’m so happy to hear about could help! Enjoy your renewed beats!
Appreciate the video. I know it isn't hard but it's nice to see step by step just in case I screw something up which is very easy to do if you aren't careful.
Fantastic! Great instructions - replaced mine as I watched your video and my Beats look good as new! Thanks!
Nice video, i was stressing out bc my pads were super worn out & i didnt know what to do i even thought about buying new beats. Now thanks to this video i changed the worn out pads. Again, sick video.
This makes me very happy! I’m glad it helped. It’s a shame Apple doesn’t sell replaceable pads and that they aren’t easier to replace.
helped me a lot thanks
I’m so happy!!!
Thank you Mark, the video shows how it is actually done. Showing the problems that you encountered was very helpful.
My beats were won in a contest and I love them so much and don’t wanna pay for more lol and they been tearing off and now they’re DONE. so ordered more and your video helped a lot!!! The struggle to take them off was realllll.
It means a lot to me! I’m very glad it worked and you did t have to shell out unreasonable amount of money for a replacement!
how did they work afterwards?
How are the cushions holding up?
EYES yeahhhh I did it wrong and need to order new ones I’ve just been too lazy to order more
What happened? 🙈
Thank you, for such thorough hands on. I replaced my beats (blue ones) with new pads using this :) They are looking shiny new now :)
Very happy to hear this!
Thanks for the video ---- looks easy enough. I have a pair of wired Beat Solos that I use just for home and the pads just fell off the other night. Probably from sweat because I did use them at the gym for a bit. So I can skip step one. I just busted out the Electrical tape for now, since they still sound good, and never see public lol
That’s cool!! Use them while they last I say!
l did it along with you on the video. l had the new pads for months but l was scared to do it.l finally got the courage to do it. Your video was very helpful.
I’m so glad, you have no idea. Means a lot to me. I felt the very same way!
l used them this morning at the gym & they were good as new🙏🏽
btw l just subbed 😊
Good tutorial on how to replace them I was gonna have my friend do it cuz I didn’t wanna break my studios but this video makes it look easy thank you 💪🏽
Thank you! I really appreciate it!
Thanks ! (2019) still relevant
Thank you! That’s very sweet of you.
2020 still relevant hahaha
Thanks! Glad to hear that!
2020
Ikr 75% to repair them
Thanks over half the cost for a new pair
Can I replace the ear pads Cushion on the beats studio 3 following the same process and ear pads?
Hello there Carlos! You most certainly can! They are identical!
I know most people dont have them but if you have those plastic pry tools that you remove the interior panels of a car, use those. Otherwise the butter knife is another easy route.
Good idea
I have glued oversized rectangular ear pads as a better fit for my Beats Solo model, because I find that those round or oval pads are too small and heat up my ears.
if i order a pair of replacement pads meant for studio 2.0 wireless, can i use them on my studio 2.0 wired?
Can you tell me what connectors you have on the wired version? Does it have a 3.5mm jack on one side and a micro-USB on the other ear cup?
I think it should be the same
Replacing the exact same color and model rn🤙
Design wise looks similar to Bluedio TM. Just the oval plastic clips are different. Hopefully when my TM's pads need replacing I'll get the bootleg Beats Studio earpads at Aliexpress because weirdly I cant seem to find the native TM earpads.
Apple doesn’t sell original spare parts! They only replace the entire headphones.
Can the ear pads be used for the regular studio
Yes! Just make sure you get the ear pads for the regular version.
Thanks! So much for buying a new one and spend another $300 where I can get a replacement pad for $12
Glad to have helped! 👍🏻
Thank you this was helpful I did it with u it was nice to not be alone cuz it felt like I was breaking my headphones at first LOL but it turned out great!
Thank you! Messages like yours melt my heart and give me reason to continue this channel. ❤️
Great explanation. It worked out for me flawlessly. Thank you for the video and explaining the process. Made it easy and comforting to know it could be done. Appreciate you. Blessings to you.
I thought I was going to have to throw mines away, I guess not!
Definitely not!!! As you can see it’s super simple and easy to follow.
Same!
Also to anybody who might see this, be sure to not get to much alcohol on a gauze or whatever the case may be because you don't want to get liquid in the electronics
Definitely no dripping alcohol!
HELP!!! How do you remove the cloth??????? I tried to use a knife to remove the entire cushion and ALL I got out was the pad, but the cloth is still stuck to it! I'm scared that if I remove it I'll break my headphones. I thought the cloth was connected to the cushion. None of the videos online are showing how to remove the cloth because they were both removed in one piece! Help!!!
Hi There. Let’s calm down a bit. No stress. If all you got was the upper part of the pad and the plastic with the cloth got left stuck.., you will simply have to put the knife in the correct place. What you did was cut the cushion off of it. But you have to literally detach two plastic parts from each other. One layer lower than you did. Take a look at the headphones and there should be a clearly visible gap between two tightly connected plastic parts. That is where you need to very carefully place the knife and bit by bit detach the two glued pieces from each other.
Nice video man , i just did mines & they look brand new again 🙏
I’m so happy to hear that. Enjoy!
This video was so helpful and very detailed
Thank you! I’m really glad it helped. I appreciate your kind words.
Awesome! Thank you for this video! I was gonna buy a new pair because mine came undone and I can see the yellow foam. Now I'll just replace the cushions!
Does this also work on the Beats Studio Wireless Titanium
Finally! I can put my books to good use!
Hehehe
Thanks you helped
Feeling new again with my headset.
My beat is white but change the ear pads for black one and looks badass 😎😂
Nice! Lovely contrast! New pads are super awesome!
This is really helpful haha, I was struggling abt whether try to change it or just leave it there haha
Hope you’ll give it a try then! Good luck!
Will this work for over the ear head phones
Hi there! Yes! Most definitely. Also the Studio 2.0 Wireless are over ear. It is the Beats Solo that are on ear.
Great Video! How did they stick on afterward? Any issues?
Hello there! In the end I added a bit of glue and that worked best!
TechBlogPool what sort of glue did you use? Mine keep falling off.
I used pattex superglue that is good for plastics and transparent in case there was some spillage.
www.amazon.de/Pattex-P1BC2-Multi-Power-Kleber/dp/B005I4S8N4
Thanks for the insight!
TechBlogPool no worries. Thanks. With how hard that sets do you think there will be an issue next time I have to replace them? Cleaning the old glue off etc?
Do your headphones still work after you do that? I’m very scared because I’m going to get new ear pads for my moms headphones and I don’t want to break it? Help
Hi there! Yes, they work perfectly!
I’ve had mine for over four years. Mine are in white. The pads are heavily worn but still comfortable. I’m afraid the cheap replacement pads won’t be as high quality. Does anyone know any good ones?
Try the link in video description. I promise you won’t be able to tell the difference. Polyurethane leather is just polyurethane leather. The formula is the same. Apple also orders it from a 3rd party supplier.
TechBlogPool thanks
I got beats but does this work or will it break it
What do you mean?
Never mind thanks Thoe
When i removed the original cups there was tons of glue on the head phones. Hardest part of the install was removing it. Took lots of time scrubbing with alcohol.
Hello there Scott. Yeah, it is possible that there are several revisions of the headphones and that different types of glue have been used.
Try something called goo-gone or this product called goof-off there both adhesive residue remover...... lemme know if it works
Extremely useful. I changed mine following your instructions. Fita perfectly. 😀😀
Thank you!!’ So happy to hear that!
Can you please link the page where you bought them from
Of course, gladly: amzn.to/2EjgChI
Everything was good up to 12 hours I got school tmrw
Is the same work with studio 3.0 wireless?
Identical!
I really hope that these new ones don’t get spoilt. But thanks for the video though
You have to think of it this way.., the pads are from pleather. Not real leather. So they have a limit on longevity. But depending on your use they will last another year to two years easily. And then? For another 10-15$ you can replace them again! I am on my second replacement pads and very happy about it!
Brilliant work! Keep it up!
I need help on my beats solo 3, when I remove the earcups the glue is stuck there and I tried removing it and it doesn’t work. So I ignored that and put new ear cups and now the ear cups (new) are getting off my beats ):
Hey there. I suggest the following: take them off and use superglue, then let it stick back. Take a bunch of books and place the earphones on them as if they were a head so that you put pressure on the cups against the glue for the night. Next day it should be ok. Don’t worry about the super glue. In 2 years you will be most likely replacing the earphones anyways due to bad battery. Worst case scenario the glue can be removed with a glue remover: amzn.to/39SsrrJ
I have a question.... Do they come for the diferent models (mine is the gray and gold one special edition
Yes! They actually have all sorts of colors! Here is your gray color:
www.amazon.com/Geekria-Bluetooth-wireless-Headphone-Replacement/dp/B07B3GKVDZ
My guy this video is super old but did you ever think to heat up the adhesive to make it bond better
Hey, don’t heat it up!!!! The headphones are made from very fragile plastic and it will bend, change texture and ripple!!!!! They are not resistant to any form of heat!
@@TechBlogPool Not the headphones, i meant the replacement pads. Before placing them on take a heat gun or a hair dryer and let the hot air sit on the adhesive for like a minute and then clamp them together, eventually when they cool off they will be bonded tighter then they would without heat
Actually the adhesive is a very thin layer placed on top of a foam so heating it up would destroy it unfortunately.
By the way, where I can buy its ear pads? help me out.
Hi there! For example here: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0769HZYR3/ref=mp_s_a_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1518024128&sr=8-15&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=beats+studio+wireless+pads&dpPl=1&dpID=41wUBhm49aL&ref=plSrch
Thanks for your help. I've just solved the problem. You are awesome, man.
Hi,
Thanks for sharing this first experience of changing pads, very useful.
Cheers
I’m very glad it helped!
Thanks man it really helped 🙏
I used an old credit card / plastic rewards card and it works great
Great idea!!!
question what do you do if you don't have alcohol wipes???
Do you have anything else that can be used as glue remover? Acetone, isopropyl alcohol and maybe a cotton pad?
Great direction take you time I did the same Thanks you very specific.
Excellent thank you so much for the info
You’re welcome. Happy it helped!
Very helpful video. thanks
Glad to hear that!
Awesome video man. Really helpful. Will be buying replacements myself. Thanks!
men the stick inside the ear pad breaks, its that a problem to stick it?
No. That should not be a big problem. Just stick the ear pad with the broken plastic to the earphones. Make sure it forms a circle as it should and there are no gaps and you’re good.
TechBlogPool i lost the stupid stick😹😹😹
Oh oh.., well then.., I suggest you get a new pair of pads. I mean they are just 10$. 🙈
TechBlogPool i did it but the stick inside the speaker broke and i just ask if that matters-
100%
Hmmm. I actually don’t know. Sorry. I’d have to see exactly what the situation is.
My ear pads on my solo pro are a bit small, can i change them to bigger ones? (Like the studio 3 has)
Unfortunately that would not work. I he base of the pad is also of different size because of the size of the driver. The SOLO are “on ear” whereas the Studio are “around the ear”.
i just replaced mine and eas scared to break them but thankfully i did correctly
thank you
Amazing! Glad to hear that!
TechBlogPool
❤️ i still didn't stick the new pads , they will be delivered on june 25
i can't wait
Your video was very helpful. Thank you
hi quick question for you.. where did you buy the replacement ear pads .. and are those
the same size for beats Studio over ear wire
I got them on Amazon. Just type there “Beats Studio ear pads” and you should get many reasonable alternatives. Even in different color variations if you’d like some change.
Do the Apple store do this for you?
Nope. This is something you will have to do yourself. If your beats are in warranty they will replace them with a new unit.
This man's video is quite good among the best....I work with small parts is several ways under a microscope. Unless you are trained and follow his directions and keep everything beyond clean, DO NOT TRY this,,,,, If you love your Beats, play someone to do this for you,,,,, my money is on you will fuck it up or make it worse or break your beats ...the plastic on the beats really easy.... I worked for a company in Troy NY that made Micro Bearing for the Military under a microscope...I was an inspector....This is macro repair pretty easy to see ....it is NOT as easy as any video the 3M glue...doesn't work or as fast as all the video show ...I have a temper , I had to step away several times.... I took a shortcut, I wont share that. But as I write this I am listening to classic Rock , If you made Models as a kid , remember how sometime frustrating it was ...DO NOT touch the glue after taking off the red protection plastic.... practice 10 times with the red on. Careful taking off the old Pads ....this is NOT as easy as it looks.....total time for me old off new on satisfactorily was close to 5 hours.... the inner plastic of the old I will use to Mount new ear pads for my very old Beats solo ear cushions... ask me for advise I will try to guide you ...keep patient good luck Martin Nice video , how did that book method work out , no good to me
Thanks for the kind words! A lot depends on the batch of 3M tape they use. These pads used less good one. In the end I decided to use a little bit of glue and that worked wonderfully. It’s still on and I’m still happy. The replacement pads actually lasted a way bit longer than the originals. They still look as new. I got some leather replacement pads and have them ready when these fall apart! Hehe. Truth be told I’ve got new headphones since then but for the gym these are among the best weight and comfort wise.
@@TechBlogPool I liked your video, well made I had problems with the 3M adhesive, I cheated with Super glue very carefully, I didnt like how it looks near where the power cable connector looks , I wont say I can hang a V8 on it , but the ear pads are on and sound better than Day 1, My sister in Law's started to disintegrate 2 years , not daily use like me...I will replace them for her Birthday in August replacements were $10 how much were your leather ones ?
@@TechBlogPool 1 month all still good ,ultra comfortable like the original
Super happy to hear that
Mine started falling apart after 2 years too
That is approximately how long the plastic leatherette cushions last.
Thank man you just saved me few hundreds of dollars. Your video is appreciated.. thank you..
I’m really glad it helped! Enjoy yours beats!
How about the first gen beats studios ?
Hi there! The procedure is the same but you have to get the pads for the 1st gen beats studio.
There are some glue stain left on my beats, any solution to that?
Hey there. On the outside of the headphone? Try isopropyl alcohol. Or glue remover.
@@TechBlogPool ok thx
Is the same way whith a no wireless beats solo 2?
The exact same way! Make sure you put the left ear pad on the left ear cup and the same for the right one as they are both different.
TechBlogPool thanks a lot brother
Welcome!
does this work for solo 3
Yes it does! Just make sure you buy pads suitable for Solo 3.
Thanks alot
well I ordered a few packs from Amazon; did just as the video and it works perfect thanks alot
Thank you for this.
Thanks for a great guide!
Welcome!
What do you do if both dowels came off?
What do you mean by dowel? Were you able to get the residue off?
@@TechBlogPool Yes, I was able to take off the residue. The dowels that we are supposed to line the holes up with, they broke off.
Ohhh, those! Ok well if you have it aligned properly by the oval shape you don’t actually need to care much about the dowels at all. They are only there to guide you.
@@TechBlogPool oh! Okay great! I thought all was lost hahaha thank you for a speedy reply & taking the time out of your day to help me
Gladly! Good luck! Let me know how it went.
SUPER helpful, thanks so much for the video, kept me from spending so much at apple!!
+Austin Welcome Austin. 👍🏻
I replaced mines, but they kept falling off. I’m thinking of using double sided gorilla tape. Maybe that’ll work.
You can try adding quick drying glue. I did and it worked perfectly.
TechBlogPool I’ll check that out, thanks!
Wrapping the headphones around your PC case also works too lol (When you are done applying the new earbuds)
Good point! Yeah. If your PC case is the right width this could work quite well. Thanks for the tip!
Pro tip: Use a guitar pick to separate the pads from the headphones. Results in zero damage to the plastic ear cups.
+Jason Prometheus That’s a great tip!!!
Agreed. Great tip! (No pun intended).
Jason Burns thanks bro
Thank you for the help!! ❤️
Very glad to hear it!
Think a little heat gun would help?
I’m afraid a heat gun would destroy the plastic of the earphones.
Will the alcohol pads affect the beats 🤔🤔
Nope.., it doesn’t affect the plastic at all but should help with removing the residual glue from the old pads. You may use glue remover too!
awesome I did mine and was very easy thanks men
Very happy to hear that!
Where i buy ear pad im here in ksa i have same beats 2.0
For example here: amzn.to/2Jjamq3
So it's a snap on. Thank you for the vid
Yes! Pretty much a snap on system. Welcome Randolph.
thanks so much for this video- this was v helpful
Awesome! I’m very glad it helped! Cheers
What was the snapping sound. Thanks in advance.
Hello there! The snapping sound is actually sound of the glue getting unstuck for the first time from the ear pad. When you do this your headphones may but also may not make this sound. This also depends from the age of the headphone as the glue gets drier and stiffer with age. No need to worry. No plastic was broken. Also then you unfold the headphones the mechanisms on the sides make a loud clicking sound.
TechBlogPool Ok. And very informative video btw. Great job.
Please where can i buy this headsets stuff?
+Momo le debriffeur
www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_17?k=beats+studio+2.0+ear+cushions&sprefix=beats+studio+2.0+&crid=3DZL0Y6106C54
Momo le debriffeur this is old but AMAZON has everything 🤗
Thank you very much, good video.
Very glad it helped!
Thank you so much it was so helpful
I’m very glad!
helped me im very thankfull
Thank you for letting me know! I’m very glad!
Thanks for the video.
Welcome! I’m glad it helped.
thanks a lot, work perfectly!
Really happy to hear that!
Danke 😊
Bitte 👍
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请问，在哪里可以购买到原装耳机的耳罩呢？🤔
English?
Aliexpress
Do the notches really matter?
The notes are there to make sure you place the pads corrects the there is no sound leakage from a gap between the pads and the headphone.
TechBlogPool ooh ok thanks for replying
Thank you sir
Gladly!