Beats Headphones Repair guides

Are the earpad cushions on your Beats Studio 3 Wireless headphones deformed, torn, or visibly worn? Have they lost their shape with time, causing discomfort and affecting noise isolation? If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s time for a Beats Studio 3 Wireless ear muff foam cushion replacement.

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.

Is the headband cushion on your Beats by Dre Studio 3 Wireless headphones worn out? Is the leather peeling, the padding flattened, or the cushion starting to crack or tear? Do you notice reduced comfort, uneven pressure on your head, or visible signs of wear from regular use? If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s time to replace the headband cushion on your Beats Studio 3 Wireless headphones.

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!