Bose Headphones Repair Guides

Are the hinges on your Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones broken or loose? If the earcups feel unstable, rotate unevenly, won’t hold their position, or show cracks around the hinge joint, the swivel mechanism may be worn or damaged. If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it may be time to replace the swivel hinge.

Is the headband cushion or ear pads on your Bose QuietComfort 35 (QC35 I or II) worn out? Is the leather peeling, the padding flattened, or the cushion starting to crack or tear? You may also notice reduced comfort, uneven pressure on your head, or visible signs of wear from regular use. It’s likely time to replace the headband cushion or the ear pads.

Did the right side of your Bose QC 35's break off? If so, they likely broke at this swivel junction which is one of the more common issues with the QC 35's. In this guide, we show you how to replace the swivel.

Did the left side of your Bose QC 35's break off? If so, they likely broke at this swivel junction which is one of the more common issues with the QC 35's. In this guide, we show you how to replace the swivel.

The plastic power slider on the Bose QC35 headphones has been known to break so that it will no longer push the switch inside of the headphones to turn them on or off. We sell reinforced versions of that plastic slider and this guide explains how to install them.