borgyn

I seem to remember of a thread a while back which gave tips on how to protect older more flimsy logitech BT headphones from breaking up. Several attempts to review the thread have been unsuccessful. Could anyone in the know provide me with with a link or a summary of what to do please? Gracias, danke schon, arigato, spacibo, xie xie, asante sana, merci & Thanks.

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alantdc

For my Logitech BT headphones, I followed this thread on Logitech's own forums:

A really good fix for Logitech Bluetooth headphones that crack

Short answer: Cut a strip off an old credit card and superglue it to the headband. Then wrap nylon tape around it to make sure it stays. That's what I did, and my headphones are going on 5 months with daily use. Note: you'll get serious geek cred if you attempt to wear them in public .

mingkee

I have not been around for awhile
I have my method on my sig

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ringdingbing

http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/...5sJnBfcGFnZT0x
Answer

you can now send them back to get the new ones

coach_ng

Originally Posted by ringdingbing

http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/...5sJnBfcGFnZT0x Answer you can now send them back to get the new ones

what if I already repaired them with JB Weld? Can I still get them replaced?

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