Yep, I used 2-part epoxy to fix it previously, it's just not as strong as the original part.

It has a T shaped part that is attached to the ear cups. It slides through a hole in the head band and is retained with a C-clip that slides in from then back/inner side. The T-shaped part cracks then the earcups bend outwards. After my first set broke I glued them and it lasted a short while...

Just broke my second pair of these. The swivel part that joins the cups to the headband snaps on the inside. It's plastic and glueing it doesn't last long. Has anyone found a good way to repair them?

I see some cheaper ones (£7-9) on ali called "USB Bluetooth 5.2 Adapter Audio Transmitter Qualcomm QCC3040 24Bit aptX Adaptive LL HD Multipoint Wireless Adapter Low Latency" model: BLS_TX40 they claim 24 bit but reviews on this one say otherwise: 1005004658390304.html 1005004590931315.html Has...

Has anyone used the backbeat pros with aptX Low latency for gaming? Is it playable?   If you get interference does the latency increase then never decrease like regular BT?   I usually play FPS games and regular BT headphones have massive delay after you shoot

Anyone used these for gaming? How is the latency/lag?

I'm after some closed full over-ear headphones for electronic music, I almost pulled the trigger on the Sennheiser HD202s until I saw that they are more on-ear than over-ear, bit of research later I've narrowed it down to:   HD201/HD202[?] JVC HA RX700 Superlux HD-668 B (poor isolation?)...

Hi guys, I'm looking for some full size over-ear headphones with good isolation for listening to mostly electronic music that will run well on a portable music player. <£30 I've looked at the Sennheiser 201/202 and almost bought the 202s until I saw that they are more on-ear than over-ear.  ...