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  • With one half of the Ear (1) fully disassembled, we're keen to finally check out the button cell ...

  • ... and we're stopped by two cables clenching the cell tight in their soldered embrace.

  • A soldered battery makes a repair way more complex than we'd like. At this point a battery replacement might be possible, but requires delicate soldering work.

  • We leave the battery alone for a moment and remove its plastic brace instead. Embedded within we find the main magnet, which holds the headphone in its charging position inside the case.

  • With nothing left in the opaque white head portion, we'll proceed into the fancy-looking see-through part with the board in it.

  • Expecting the worst, we're surprised to lever open the stem rather quickly. A little bit of heat and prying with an opening tool grants access to the remaining components.

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