Hello, I bought my headphone in late 2013, it stopped functioning earlier and I'm wondering how can i cover it using the warranty?
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Klipsch warranties their ear buds for one year from the purchase date. You will be required to send the receipt to prove the date of purchase. They will first want you to take them back to the retailer. If that isn't possible contact them on the klipsch website. Of course they will inspect the ear buds for miss use but if they just failed you should be good to go.
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I not sure if there would be a warranty on a headphone that is discontinued I purchase these headphones and they broke were they swivel on the ear piece they sound really great but they are made of plastic and fragile I ended up buying the studio beats they built alot stronger but the batteries don't last that long hope that answer your question
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I have the same problem. I had to go back and use my long cord earphones because of that. Let me know if you find out the warranty. Thanks - Kendal
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NOPE.they have a very restricted LIMITED lifetime warranty.if it is a defect by production or damaged elsewhere (i.e. it came to you messed up) they will replace it.anything else than they will give you a restrictive waiver that offers to give you to 50% of your purchase price in credit as long as you bought it from an Authorized Retailer.it does note that the purchase is for anything that is available on the skullcandy website.so whether or not you can use it to purchase something off their amazon retailer, you have to talk to them about. but the pricing on the website is around 20-30 dollars more than the amazon price.in any case. not worth it! break easily. NOPE.they have a very restricted LIMITED lifetime warranty.if it is a defect by production or damaged elsewhere (i.e. it came to you messed up) they will replace it.anything else than they will give you a restrictive waiver that offers to give you to 50% of your purchase price in credit as long as you bought it from an Authorized Retailer.it does note that the purchase is for anything that is available on the skullcandy website.so whether or not you can use it to purchase something off their amazon retailer, you have to talk to them about. but the pricing... » Read More NOPE.they have a very restricted LIMITED lifetime warranty.if it is a defect by production or damaged elsewhere (i.e. it came to you messed up) they will replace it.anything else than they will give you a restrictive waiver that offers to give you to 50% of your purchase price in credit as long as you bought it from an Authorized Retailer.it does note that the purchase is for anything that is available on the skullcandy website.so whether or not you can use it to purchase something off their amazon retailer, you have to talk to them about. but the pricing on the website is around 20-30 dollars more than the amazon price.in any case. not worth it! break easily. « Show Less
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Hi Joseph, I assume that your headphones are less than 2 years old? You will have to contact V-Moda to see if the warranty will transfer over to you from the original buyer. It is very likely the case but make sure you get the original purchase receipt from the buyer. Hope this helps.
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I believe Etymotic provides a warranty on the headphones. Would recommend view Etymotic home page for warranty information. As far as Square Trade or others...wont recommend using them as they are always strings attached. If buying from Amazon, there's always a limited replacement clause. Like if it wires come apart in 2 days.....you attempt to get a replacement. But no guarantees.
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Yes. There is a U,S. One-year Limited Warranty. It is the standard warranty which covers defects in materials and workmanship, with the agreement to repair or replace any sub-standard set of headphones at no charge. They are the ones who choose whether to repair or replace, so you must send them back for this to occur. Because it is not specified who would pay for shipping, be assured that the buyer would have to pocket this expense.
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Scott, I have never paid any attention to warranty details but I have purchased at least 5 of these CobyMP3 315-4gb players for each of my music interest and they all still work, perfectly. I have also given these as gifts with no complaints. I love these players!!! and I still have mine for some 6 or 7 years now, with no problem. I would advise you to get a another headphone set other than the one that comes with the player and set your music mode to either Jazz or Rock..I use Rock! if I can be of further help just let me know.
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Same thing happened with ours, and the plastic started to crack and fall apart. We do not know of any replacements and ordered new headphones.
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Send the deffective part to shure, is the best thing you could do.They'll repair it for free if your guarantee has not expire yet. Good luck
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The warranty, if I remember correctly, was only 30 days. You are correct that these things were WAY too expensive for that. My pair stopped working after a little over three months. Unfortunately, we both are out quite a bit of money thanks to Panasonic's cruddy policies. I replaced them with a pair of BOSE headphones which had a 1-year warranty. I'd say that's a much better choice.
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Taken from the Monster Turbine page:"As long as your Monster Headphones are purchased brand new from an authorized Monster retailer and can provide a copy of the receipt, the warranty is valid from the original purchase date. The warranty covers any possible manufacturer defects. It does not cover abuse, lost or stolen product(s). "http://www.monsterproducts.com/productdisplay.asp?pin=3959#productPageTabs
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I bought a used pair off of eBay, and one day the right side quit working. I called Bose, they took my serial number, and told me they were three years old. They said they don't repair them, but they replace them on a prorated basis. I got a NEW pair with a 1 year warranty for $99!
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Thanks for the advice! I just got off phone with Motorola support and they are sending me a free replacement set of both the small and large earbuds for my S9-HD. Even though I purchased well over a year ago they gave me an exemption and are covering the replacement (shipping included). They normally only cover the first year after purchase. Should receive within a week or two.
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I know skullcandy has a life-time warranty on I'm pretty sure all their headphones and earphones. The only bad thing about it is it takes 4-6 weeks for you to have them back. That's a pretty long time and might not be worth for the cheaper headphones, but it depends on how long you can go without them I guess. I don't know of any other warranty though
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If you broke them: If your headphones broke because of something you did, like accidentally step on them or put them through the wash - we have your back! We will hook up with 50% of the current MSRP value in the form of a coupon code you can use on our website. If it's a manufacturing defect: If your headphones broke for no good reason, like sound suddenly stops coming out of one ear, then it may be a manufacturer defect. Tell us what happened and we will set you up with 100% of the original purchase price in the form of a coupon code. You must provide proof of purchase with your shipment. The location of purchase, date of purchase, and original purchase price must be visible. Manufacturing defects generally appear within the first year of ownership. Link to website for more information super easy to understand http://www.skullcandy.com/warranty/
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I had a similar problem and my warranty had also expired. What I did was purchase a set of USB headphones which got round the need for the headphone jack.