[Throw73849]

>Weight: 330g

That is like Apple AirPods, those are very heavy and extended wear gets you tired.

And most over-ear headphones are already pretty fixable. Most brands provide spare parts for like 20 years.

[jasonlotito]

> And most over-ear headphones are already pretty fixable. Most brands provide spare parts for like 20 years.

Please, point me to the bluetooth/wireless noise-cancelling over-ear headphones that are pretty fixable at a level comparable to that of the Fairbuds here?

Note, it must meat ALL the criteria I listed. Missing anything makes answer worthless. e.g. If it offers everything except for bluetooth or noise-cancelling means it's worthless in this context, and cannot be considered.

[astrange]

AirPods Max are actually pretty repairable and the battery can be replaced.

[dghlsakjg]

Bose has repair service. It isn't self-service, so it depends if your goal is throwing less shit away, or being able to service your own devices.

[Tijdreiziger]

‘Repair service’ often just means they’ll throw it away for you and ship you a new one.

[dghlsakjg]

I think it depends a lot on the product. Their aviation headsets and other non-consumer audio equipment gets repaired for sure

[jasonlotito]

I'm familiar with Bose's repair service. This is not the same as Fairbuds, and does not meet the minimum requirements stipulated.

[dghlsakjg]

If you're going to be picky, you have to be specific.

Do you mean self-serviceable rather than just serviceable?

[Throw73849]

I meant wired headphones.

[ChuckNorris89]

>That is like Apple AirPods, those are very heavy and extended wear gets you tired.

Then maybe Fairbuds should charge 600$ to sweeten the deal.