I recently bought some Bluetooth earbuds that worked perfectly for about 10 hours. However, one day, I noticed that one of the earbuds showed a red light, indicating the battery was dead. After a few days of not using them, both the earbuds and the battery case were completely drained. When I place the faulty earbud in the charging case, it starts flashing red and green, but that only happens with the problematic one. Does anyone know what might be going on?
2 Answers
It sounds like you're experiencing a common issue with some earbuds. From what I've read, it could be due to a faulty battery or connection in the earbud itself. If the charging case is flashing red and green, that often indicates something's not right. Have you tried resetting them or checking that the contacts are clean? Sometimes a good clean can help re-establish a connection. Also, consider reaching out to the customer service of the brand – they might have some solutions or even a warranty policy.
Honestly, I’ve seen so many reviews mentioning similar issues with these kinds of earbuds. It’s really frustrating when you invest in a product, and it just doesn’t hold up. Brands that specialize in audio or headphones usually have better reliability. Just a thought, maybe you could look at returning them if you’re still within the return window and try a different brand!