where can I find a good earclip? Hi all, I just purchased this item and read the reviews stating concern about the piece staying in your ear. I'd like to get a clip. Any suggestions?
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I went to Radio Shack and bought the Jabra brand Gel inserts. They fit great and are more comfortable. They come in a pack of 3 sizes left and right ear for 8.99.
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Hey, just call Samsung. They'll sell you the actual earpiece for about ¢99. Seriously. .It's made for it, and it's really that cheap. ..although, the first number i called wanted to sell it to me for $5, but then gave me another number to call for the cheaper price. ...Hope that helps!
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Tbe best option by far is the Jabra Earbud-Eargel For Jabra BT8040 Headset...find it here...Jabra Earbud-Eargel For Jabra BT8040 Headset ( 3 Sizes )
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If you go for the Jabra eargels, you won't need the ear hook, it fits THAT well!
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I've read posts that there are third party sellers selling counterfeit Sennheiser products. Did you purchase yours directly from Amazon and not a third party? Just curious.
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I had problems with my Sansa Clip's headphone jack too. After 3 months, I started to only get sound in the left channel of my headphones. My co-worker had a similar problem with his Sansa Fuze. It sounds like Sandisk isn't making their headphone jacks sturdy enough.Anyone know if the Sansa Clip Plus' headphone is any stronger?
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I wish I could help you on that. I had ordered the item, tried it on very briefly and because it wouldn't stay in place I returned it. It fell off my ears every time. I didn't pay attention to the length of the cord. Had I kept it I would have. Sorry.
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Bless you for spreading the word on the FAKE WEP200. I wouldn't have known. I am looking to buy this particular headset as it was recommended for small ears. The reviews are good for sound quality and lasting a long time. I want to know I am spending my hard-earned money wisely. I have learned that reading lots of reviews and researching the product before buying saves time and money; not to mention headaches. Thanks again.
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This is my second identical unit. The reason for the the replacement was loss and not breakage. I was so pleased with the first one that I found another identical one to replace it with if that helps any. Just be sure to get the retail package with all the parts. This wholesale one only comes with over the ear and is uncomfortable. (The ear gel can be purchased cheaply enough separately as long as you know what size you need.)
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I know I saw then listed as discontinued....perseverance in internet searching, Ebay may get you some where. But my daughter tells me that it is a regular audio jack on either end, so it may not have to be a Skullcandy item, you may want to try looking for another cord like that? Good luck, I'm sure I'll be looking for one for myself in the future!
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Yea, right? I've been watching them for an awfully long time just hoping to get them on a sale and now they are going for stupid money. It's not just Amazon either, I can't find a decent price anywhere. I should've just purchased them before :( I would have to assume they stopped making them. I don't see why though, they are popular. edit. Just looked at their site http://eu.audio-technica.com/en/products/product.asp?catID=6&subID=43&prodID=156 It is listed as discontinued. I guess the question now is what else do they have that is close to the quality and price that these were?
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I'm actually reading these comments because I'm trying to see if anyone has figured out a good way to keep these tips on the LG tone. They stay on when in my ears, but they fall off when hanging around my neck. I now just take them off and put them in my pocket when not in use. I don't want to glue them on - looking for less permanent ideas. GREAT TIPS, they just won't stay on the LG.
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I do not have either issue you mention, however that being said, I do know that the selection of this type of sports clip ear buds is very limited. I've had 5 different types and I like and find these are holding up the best. I suggest a test fit also the insert into the ear canal a wish was a bit smaller and softer.
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I honestly don't know, I found that piece awkward to use. Won't it stay in your ear without this piece?
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I'm not sure what retail packaging is, but I know my packaging seemed questionable at best for an item that costs 100 dollars. I would say get it especially if you're using it in quite areas, or for listening to music nonchalantly. I just recently moved and besides furniture moving. My earpiece stayed in my ear up and down stairs all day long. I was wrong before about the locator however. It can be useful, but only if it's quiet and it must be on. So if you just misplace it for a second and you had it on. You'll find it. The old Era and also to answer the retail question.
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I found the entire product substandard.The ear piece is designed to go over the ear, make sure this will work for, also, it would not stay on my head, not enough sqeezing pressure, be careful with this one, best of luck...
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I have it and I love mine. I think mine is the new Skullcrusher, but over the ear (awesome) wear them on the plane and never hear the crying baby or the annoying guy next to me trying to carry on a conversation. Any time I have a conference call they are unbeatable. Everyone says they hear me crystal clear and I hear them 10 x better the on speaker phone or on my regular cell phone. I have a Galaxy III and it works great on that phone. There warranty isn't the best and to me that is their only flaw. It says it guarantied for life but that is 1/2 of what you paid for them and only credit for stuff on their web-site. Also, the credit is not good or new releases. So I held my broke Skullcresher credit until the new release was no longer new and bought the new 99.00 ones. Worth every dime, plus I like a lot of base in my music and you are in complete control of that. Buy with confidence, for the money you want find better ones. The Ronman
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The plastic hook is fragile. If you are not running, it will likely stay in your ear without the hook. If you are a runner, and the plastic hook does not fit, it may be a problem.
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I would agree with the recommendation to use a Clip+. You seem completely uninterested in anything other than just loading your songs onto the device and pressing "play," and for this, I would also suggest you get a Sansa Clip+. It is small, cheap (relatively) and from what I have read, sounds excellent. (If you are, indeed, and old lady and you were not saying that with tongue-in-cheek, then I doubt your ears would be able to discern the incredibly minor difference between the sound quality of almost ANY medium or upper tier player, regardless of the quality of headphones you are using)Just get the Clip+ at Wal-Mart or something, or here at Amazon, and I doubt that you will be disappointed. I would agree with the recommendation to use a Clip+. You seem completely uninterested in anything other than just loading your songs onto the device and pressing "play," and for this, I would also suggest you get a Sansa Clip+. It is small, cheap (relatively) and from what I have read, sounds excellent. (If you are, indeed, and old lady and you were not saying that with tongue-in-cheek, then I doubt your ears would be able to discern the incredibly minor difference between the sound quality of almost ANY medium or upper tier player, regardless of the quality of headphones you are... » Read More I would agree with the recommendation to use a Clip+. You seem completely uninterested in anything other than just loading your songs onto the device and pressing "play," and for this, I would also suggest you get a Sansa Clip+. It is small, cheap (relatively) and from what I have read, sounds excellent. (If you are, indeed, and old lady and you were not saying that with tongue-in-cheek, then I doubt your ears would be able to discern the incredibly minor difference between the sound quality of almost ANY medium or upper tier player, regardless of the quality of headphones you are using)Just get the Clip+ at Wal-Mart or something, or here at Amazon, and I doubt that you will be disappointed. « Show Less
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The bad news is that it is difficult to repair. Now when I buy one, I immediately tape across the attachment of the ear piece with duct tape. It lasts a lot longer that way. I really like the earpiece but I am on my third one. I can get more than a year out of them by taping when new. You can duct tape your broken one (I presume you mean the earpiece has broken at the attachment point) but it probably will not work well. I sure wish they would come up with a better design.