Quote: But is there any risk of damage, if I keep the wire in?   I personally don't mind the wire.         Quote: Is there any way to check which type of wire I have, without opening up the rubber casing?   My pair shipped to me, on June 14, 2010.  

Well thank you for sharing your experience TheGame21x, it's comforting to hear that I don't have to worry.   I'm still curious though; when I got the headphones the memory wire was hidden inside, now it's poking out...but I guess it doesn't matter was long as the wire doesn't pop out.

Thanks for the quick reply, TheGame21x.   Are you sure it's fine?   It seems like the rubber-casing is going to split open? Is it normal for the memory wire to poke through? Do you know why this occurs and if there's a way to restore the memory wire's original position?

  Left Earphone Right Earphone         These headphone are the MEElectronics M6.   Somehow, the wire inside has begun to poke into the rubber casing.     I have read reviews that said these headphones are safe to use while working out, so I have been using them for...

Hey KLS, sorry for my late reply! (My email reminder was setup wrong)   Thank you for linking me to two great review round-ups!         I decided to go with this set...     MEElectronics M6...

I have been through many earbud brands, and while sound-quality varied one thing was always the same; the cord broke...   Either the speaker-wire inside the cord-casing broke, (silencing one of the buds) or the cord-casing itself, would just split and fall apart.       Therefore, my...

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