Beats Headphones Repair guides

Have your Beats headphones stopped turning on? Do they show that they are charging but always show a red light? Or do they show that they are fully charged when plugged in but then only show a red light when you try to turn them on? If so, it might be time to install a new battery.

The Beats EP headphones are the companies' only headphone offering that has an attached cable. It also turns out that the 3.5mm headphone jack that is on said cable breaks off easily or becomes faulty all too frequently. We show you how to replace a faulty jack, with a higher quality aftermarket one.

If you have owned your headphones for a long time or using them in the gym frequently, the ear pads have likely started to either show their age or smell their age 😉 We sell Authentic Replacement Ear Pads for the Beats Studio 2 headphones and this guide shows you how to install them.

If you have owned your headphones for a long time or are using them in the gym frequently, the ear pads have likely started to either show their age or smell their age 😉  We sell Authentic Replacement Ear Pads for the Beats Studio 3 headphones and this guide shows you how to install them.

Has one side of your Beats Studio 2 headphones stopped working? This could be why.

If the plastic arch between the two metal hinges on your Solo 3 wireless headphones has broken, this is for you.

The Beats Studio 3 wireless headphones have a plastic arch that connects the two metal hinges that say "Studio" or "Wireless". That piece frequently snaps. This article shows you how to replace that plastic arch.

The Beats Studio 2 wired and wireless headphones have a plastic arch that connects the two metal hinges that say "Studio" or "Wireless". That piece frequently snaps. This article shows you how to replace that plastic arch.

If your Solo 3's won't turn on or one side doesn't produce sound, this is for you!