I don't want to be buzzkill, but buying new headphones might be the best solution. You can try fix it with two part epoxy glue or power repair putty. Both of these make stronger seal than the plastic it self, but they cost 5-10$, and i think you can get new headphones with 30$.
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I don't want to be buzzkill, but buying new headphones might be the best solution. You can try fix it with two part epoxy glue or power repair putty. Both of these makes stronger seal than the plastic it self, but they cost 5-10$, and i think you can get new headphones with 30$.
I don't want to be buzzkill, but buying new headphones might be the best solution. You can try fix it with two part epoxy glue or power repair putty. Both of this make stronger seal than the plastic it self, but they cost 5-10$, and i think you can get new headphones with 30$.
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I don't want to be buzzkill, but buying new headphones might be the best solution. You can try fix it with two part epoxy glue or power repair putty. Both of these make stronger seal than the plastic it self, but they cost 5-10$, and i think you can get new headphones with 30$.
I don't want to be buzzkill, but buying new headphones might be the best solution. You can try fix it with two part epoxy glue or power repair putty. Both of this make stronger seal than the plastic it self, but they cost 5-10$, and i think you can get new headphones with 30$.