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#304649 24-May-2023 12:12
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Hi all,

 

It might be a bit of a long shot does any body have a right bud they are not using. I broke mine while taking the dog for a walk, not the same experience with only one.

 

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  #3079367 24-May-2023 13:21
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You tried giving Apple a call? Pretty sure they'll replace one.





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  #3079368 24-May-2023 13:21
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Sorry airpods dont work in my ears

 

but I wonder if there is a online service for 1 earpod replacement could be a business there 





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  #3079378 24-May-2023 14:17
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Apple sell individual replacements

 

 

 

https://support.apple.com/en-nz/airpods/repair




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  #3079392 24-May-2023 14:32
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Thanks, looked into the Apple replacement, it's hard to justify $169 on the bud. Prefer to pay a little less for one second hand. 


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  #3079394 24-May-2023 14:34
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i gave up on super expensive ear buds a while back. Just roll the $30-50 lenovo ones from ali express. After you have one go thru the washing machine you kind re-evaluate the point of $250+ tiny electical devices :D

 

 


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  #3079447 24-May-2023 17:46
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Someone here put me on to Soundpeats as I wanted a similar fit (not in ear canal).  They have been brilliant, at a budget price  

 

https://soundpeats.com/collections/all-products/products/soundpeats-air3-deluxe-hs-wireless-earbuds

 

 





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