SRALOYStudio 3 Headband Replacement Parts Accessories Studio 2 Headband Repair Kit Compatible with Studio 3.0 / Studio 2.0 Wireless Top Headband(Studio3-Ice Crystal Blue)

Twas a regular old Tuesday. I had chest day at the gym. I went about my normal pre workout routine that consists of changing clothes, grabbing my hat, my bag, and my beats. I wear my beats on my head even while I’m not listening to music because it frees my hands up. When I got to the gym I was walking to the bathroom and tripped, and subsequently looked down, causing my beats to fall on the concrete floor and snap on the right hinge, disconnecting it from the band. I was furious. I decided to hang on to the beats in the event that they could be repaired. I spent 400 dollars on them when I first bought them. So I took to Amazon in search of a new band. A real band. Meaning it should contain the logo as my original one did. 90% of the ones I found were missing the logo, which was a dealbreaker for me. Finally my girlfriend found one that contained the logo. I received them the next day, and got to work. A simple YouTube tutorial allowed for ease of instillation, which took under 10 minutes to do. They are a spitting image of the original pair. The sound quality has not been sacrificed at all. They fit into the beats and on my person like new. Well-worth it.

Quedo perfectos a mis Beats y la verdad que el kit viene completo, lo que es la pieza, el destornillador y los tornillos, en mi caso no tuve la necesitad de usar los tornillos por que conservaba los originales pero en mi opinión 10/10

I replaced the cracked headband part of my Studio 3s, and this replacement was pretty easy to install and looks great, a perfect match.The only issue was that the original headband had adhesive to keep the rubber cushion cover and foam in place, so I had to use superglue to re-adhere the rubber. This may make future replacements impossible without buying a new rubber cushion cover.The only suggestion I would have is to find a way to adhere the rubber cushion cover that does not involve superglue. It would be nice if the headband replacement came with double sided adhesive already installed, as the original did.

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My husband broke his Beats not even year after having receiving them as a gift.*sigh* I hate that I'm feeling like I've turned into my mom... I now have to stifling the urge to say things like "Ugh, why can't you take better care of your things??" (Seriously, the man has broken so many pairs of expensive sunglasses that he's no longer allowed to spend more than $20 on them. I have PTSD from the $300+ REPLACEMENT sunglasses he lost within 24 hours.) (Also, why is everything $300 these days, why do SOCKS cost so much, why am I constantly shocked things aren't the same price as they were 30 years ago, and why do people spend more money on jeans with holes?—Do you SEE what I mean?? It's like my mom has utterly possessed me, it's freaking me out.)Anyway, while repressing the urge to chastise his uncontrollable man-hands of destruction—just for the heck of it I Googled "How to fix your broken Beats." Lo and behold—these popped up along with a YouTube video on how to fix them. Oh, how I rejoiced.I took my time. I followed along with the video even though it's stupid easy to do, snapped all the things into place, and voila! Renewed Beats and spirit.They even have the real Beats logo on it (and not something looks like it but is actually BEETS) so you can still show everyone how much money you paid for the things without having to tell the story that these yes these REALLY ARE genuine Beats but your husband can't stop breaking things and you had to replace the only identifying label that allows you to feel accepted by a weird capitalistic culture that you know is stupid but yet the advertising and the feeling of belonging is STILL too powerful for your brain to break away from.Because, by God, the logo SHALL BE THERE and it shall declare to people you spent $300 or more on a set of headphones. And you shall not be relegated to replace it with a generic blank slate.It's a genius move, guys.Anyway, all pseudo drama aside, this is an awesome solution and you won't be disappointed. Even if your husband does manage to break the stupid thing again, it's inexpensive enough to just replace (again) instead of immediately filing for divorce.