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Aftershokz Trekz Titanium Teardown

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  • The rubber does peel away from the rest of the driver quite easily. It should be possible to do this without detaching the driver from its wires - we'll test that with the left in a bit.

  • This is a surprisingly strong magnet given there is no discernible force felt outside the headphones when assembled.

  • It reads 2018-12-03

  • The magnet can be separated from the rest of the speaker with some assitance from a penknife. Only the white sealant around the outside holds it in place, otherwise it simply slots between the red coil and outer plastic case.

  • Further disassembly does not appear possible without causing serious damage.

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