How to fix Bluetooth headphones?

[Diddums]

More out of curiosity really. I've got a brand new pair of Enacfire E18s. The right ear is constantly cutting out, so Enacfire had sent me a new pair and I can keep this one. I'd like to see if I can get them working properly however so I've got a backup pair.

I've tried all the hard-reset stuff and synced / re-paired them, etc. I suspect we're at a hardware level now.

The way I see it is they're borked anyway so nothing to lose, might as well have a little fiddle and see if I can sort it.

Anyone know anything about this kind of thing?

TIA

 

[Martynt74]

My guess would be that the time/effort/money involved is so high that it's not worth the £35 it costs for the headphones.

I have a set too. They're decent, although i find the microphone is useless in the wind. My wired apple ones seem to do a much better job or removing that for the person on the other end, although my other cheap pair are the same. Suppose something has to give!

 

[Thekwango]

I suspect we're at a hardware level now.

you could try popping them open and seeing if the bluetooth module can be replaced.

 

[Diddums]

My guess would be that the time/effort/money involved is so high that it's not worth the £35 it costs for the headphones.

I have a set too. They're decent, although i find the microphone is useless in the wind. My wired apple ones seem to do a much better job or removing that for the person on the other end, although my other cheap pair are the same. Suppose something has to give!

I only use them for music. This is my second pair, the first lasted me about 9 months which in my hands is very long, hence the cheapos. The fact that the sound quality, to my broken ears is absolutely spot in is just gravy.

 

[LuckyBenski]

First things first just do a disassemble and inspect, could be a lot of things! Sometimes the issue just presents itself to you, or goes away with some TLC.