Every pair of earphones I've ever had breaks, which makes sense. But it seems to happen constantly, this most recent pair I've made last since like September, which is like a record for me. I hate when one side stops working and I'm left with only the other until I can get new ones, which takes days. I take care of them, don't tangle them, don't stretch them, don't drop them, don't wrap them tightly, yet this still happens a lot. Idk if it's just the normal life span or not, they're usually pretty high quality like the Apple ones or good Skullcandy ones, so I'd expect them to last longer.

Any ideas on what I could be doing wrong?
Or how to maybe fix them when one side stops working?  

Posted by TeK

they're usually pretty high quality like the Apple ones or good Skullcandy ones, so I'd expect them to last longer.

Those aren't high quality though.  

Posted by Vendetta

Those aren't high quality though.

Not s***ty quality*

Ik they aren't the best, but I'm sure they should last longer than a month or 3 with proper care  

Posted by TeK

Not s***ty quality*

Ik they aren't the best, but I'm sure they should last longer than a month or 3 with proper care

If you are taking good care of them (which you say you are) then I really don't see how it could be your fault, I think it's more likely down to the quality.  

Get the Bluetooth earphones, way better than the usually crap.  

What Bryan said. The only annoying thing with Bluetooth is that you have to charge them.  

Not a bad idea, any suggestions?  

Posted by Bryan*

Get the Bluetooth earphones, way better than the usually crap.

what's the price range on that? jus wondering lol  

Posted by KristenGW

what's the price range on that? jus wondering lol

Some go for 50 bucks, mine were 30$.  

Posted by Mangsi

Some go for 50 bucks, mine were 30$.

Thanks!