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Volume is too loud
The headphones are working- almost too well.
Turn it down
Adjust the volume on your audio player.
Headphones aren't producing noise
The music is playing but the headphones are silent.
Check the plug
Check the aux-port, ensure the device is plugged in correctly... If it is, read on.
Check the volume
Try turning up the volume or using a different audio player to determine if the headphones are the true source of the issue. If they still won't work, read on for other possible underlying causes.
Check the aux cord
Run fingers down the length of the aux cord, feeling for bumps or tears in the wire casing. If there's a break in your aux cord, mark the breaking point and refer to the aux cord replacement guide.
Sound is only audible in one ear
The music is playing, but its one-sided.
Exposed or sensitive wires
If a portion of the aux cord is damaged, it can be easily fixed with a ...
Internal wire breakage
If there are no issues with the cord outside the device, the internal components may be broken. Extend the size-adjuster and check the wires that run through them, ensuring they're intact. If they aren't, soldering will be necessary.
Sound is incomprehensible
Noise is being made, but it sounds funny.
Check the plug
Ensure that your device has been completely plugged into the audio source, and isn't being impaired by a phone case or other objects.
Clean the plug
If the sound is fuzzy, there may be dust, sand, or dirt in the aux port of your audio player. These contents can be removed by blowing air into the port or gently wiping it with a dry cotton swab.
Check the aux cord
Run fingers down the length of the aux cord, feeling for bumps or tears in the wire casing. If there's a break in your aux cord, mark the breaking point and refer to this guide.
Headphones can't be worn correctly
They just won't hug your ears the right way.
Broken size adjuster
If one of the ear-covers has become damaged or dislocated due to a broken sliding size adjuster, it can be fixed in no time. Refer to the size adjuster repair page.
Damaged ear pads
If the foam cushioning of the headphones are damaged or dislocated, they'll need to be replaced or reattached. Refer to this guide for help.
Volume buttons aren’t working
Volume buttons not working when bluetooth is connected.
Change selected playback device (Windows)
Try changing the playback device to Hesh 2 Wireless Stereo. All other device options will require manual volume control as well as song selection within application or website.
61 commentaires
I have an S3 and even on max they are not loud, plus the volume control doesnt work
brian goldsmith - Réponse
Plus and Minus buttons
Volume buttons not working, bluetooth connected
Change selected playback device (Windows)
Try changing the playback device to Hesh 2 Wireless Stereo. All other device options will require manual volume control as well as song selection within application or website
Karen -
My headphones produce sound but it's really bad quality and it sounds like I'm listening to the music from a long distance away, I have checked with other headphones and they work but not my skullcandy headphones. Anyone know what is wrong and how to fix it?
Tyler kautz - Réponse
I'm having that same problem were you ever able to fix it?
Sophie Colette Pebworth -
i had the same problem and from what I’ve experienced, the headphones have 2 types of headphone, idk how to explain it, but you can change it from headset to headphone. personally I’m using windows 10, so i went to the sound control panel, enabled headphones under hesh 2 wireless(that just mine it might be different) and disabled headset under playback AND recording, you wont hear anything if its not both, then restart whatever application you’re using and it should be fine
josh wall -