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Hello,
I had been trying to solve this issue for a year, and I finally found the solution on another forum: you need to remove the foam (thin and oval) that covers the headphone output, as well as the soft glue underneath.
To do this, I used the tip of a pushpin and went around the foam several times until the glue stuck to the pin. You can also use a needle, but be careful not to go into the 2 holes beneath the foam, otherwise you'll damage the inside of the earbuds.
Once the foam is removed, you should clearly see the 2 holes.
The difference is striking. Before, I couldn't hear anything; now it's almost too loud. Watch out for your ears.
It must be a manufacturing issue (too thick glue? too dense foam?), but in any case, it changes everything.
I had been trying to solve this issue for a year, and I finally found the solution on another forum: you need to remove the foam (thin and oval) that covers the headphone output, as well as the soft glue underneath.
To do this, I used the tip of a pushpin and went around the foam several times until the glue stuck to the pin. You can also use a needle, but be careful not to go into the 2 holes beneath the foam, otherwise you'll damage the inside of the earbuds.
Once the foam is removed, you should clearly see the 2 holes.
The difference is striking. Before, I couldn't hear anything; now it's almost too loud. Watch out for your ears.
It must be a manufacturing issue (too thick glue? too dense foam?), but in any case, it changes everything.
Thank you for the solution because the problem is exactly there.
Glue on one of the two holes.
Well done
They almost ended up in the trash ;-)