Teardown - Jabra Elite 65T charging case
Vložit
- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- A complete teardown of the Jabra Elite 65T charging case. We will take apart the earphone and have a more detailed look at the 20 components and analyse various design features.
Mr Teardown
Instagram - / mrteardown
![Fix- Jabra Elite 7 Pro Not Charging! [Left/Right/Case]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3vzUDycPIgQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Came across this video when my left earbud stopped charging and working all together. Turns out the magnet in the case for the left earbud just fell out of place. Extremely easy to fix after watching this video and just wanted to send a thank you for saving me from buying a new pair of earbuds.
My Jabra 65t's plastic snap did break off like he said so I had to put a rubber band to keep it from opening. My son has a noncharging 65t case which thankfully he has not thrown out yet and is no longer using so he gave it to me. I just swapped the internal components from my case to his by following this tear down and now I have a working, closing case.
Thanks, man!
Any idea where I can purchase a replacement battery for the Elite 65T case?
Same problem bro 😢
Hi! Super useful video to open the case. Is there any chance that you know why my case has the green light on even though it is disconnected to the charging cable ?
Very detailed and clear explanation. Thank you!
Yeah I also wouldnt mind you tearing the earpieces down :D
My right earbud is at like 25% volume for some reason. Poking a hole helped a bit I dunno why but I think a lot of dust has collected inside and the only way to clean them out would be to break them. :(
Earwax? Small Q-Tip and rubbing alcohol cuts through most of that gunk quickly. In the earbud; don't ever put a Q-TIP in your ear.
Hi thanks a lot for this detailed video 👍 I was wondering if it is possible to convert the Micro USB port to C type!? Doable or not !?
Hey man, my airpods was in the case and in my pants and I make mistake by washing them in washing machine. So after that I tried them and they worked but case don't want to charge anymore. When I plug usb in them they start to blink red but not charging. Is that repearble or should I buy new one? Thanks in advance
You are a genius.thanx
a really well detailed video! Have you tried tearing down the earbuds? how easy are they buds to repair?
Hey @Zameer
Just want to say thank you and let you know that this is the first ever comment that I received on CZcams and it's a compliment!
I'm actually still using them so I did not risk taking them apart but might do so in the future.
My biggest problem with these is the fact that they are not even kind of loud, at least IMO! And I'm not just referring to bass I'm referring to EVERYTHING! I'm pretty disappointed
Hey Derek. I recently got a cheap (or good value?) Chinese "airpods" and it's like 2x louder than the Jabra. And I'll probably do a video covering that at some point.
But as Austin Tran Duy Anh has already pointed out, poking/cleaning the vent hole on the earbud might fix the volume issue. I haven't tried it myself but will definitely look into when I'm more free.
@@mrteardown6478 knock off air pods that aren't complete junk, I'm all ears?!? One other bad thing about jabra elite 65 is that they don't fit my ear no matter what size ear piece. Something else people might want to consider before purchasing.
@@mrteardown6478 have you ever repaired any Soundcore P3 by chance? I love soundcore unfortunately I broke my pair and have been debating on trying to fix them myself or just buy new pair
My right bud doesn't work and there is no light, so it doesn't charge either. I tried this to see if maybe there was something inside preventing it from charging but nothing :(
Hey Betsy. You mentioned your right bud isn't working so I assume the left is and the charging case probably is working too (because you can charge the left bud?). If you have a multimeter, you can check if the pogopins for the right earbuds are providing ~4V across them.
Just a long shot. Maybe find an external power source to charge the earbud directly and see if it will bring it back to life. A variable power supply is the best choice. The gold contact closer to the speaker hole is the ground and the other one is ~4V. You should see a small current (~0.3A) flowing into the earbud.
If you do have the equipment but are unsure of what to do, please let me know. After all we are dealing with li-ion batteries which should be handled carefully.
Jabra seem to discontinue some products... So no updates for some products on site
Thank you ❤️
Do you know where I could find a spare battery?
Hi, when I charge the headphones they only last me 45 minutes. I have cleaned the pins and they still won't charge for more than that time. I bought a new case thinking that was the problem but they still lasted the same. D.o you know what the problem is?. Thanks
How old are your earphones? Probably the batteries INSIDE the earphones are worn off. You can replace them with ordering new batteries from i.e. Aliexpress. But reassembling the earphones could be tricky when it comes to glueing back. Of course it is not gonna be perfectly factory sealed ever more. But with a strong glue i.e. loctite it could be still great. Worth a shot.
@@scolptur9365 These are approximately 4 years old. What you indicate is probably the problem. Thanks for your help
I overcharge the casee overnight will it spoil?
Hi Mr tear down. My right earbud suddenly stopped producing sound. I tried the hack on Reddit to poke the small hole on it but it does not work. I need the teardown for the earbuds to see what that hole does. If you could help me I'd really appreciate it.
Hey Austin. Thanks for your message but I'm afraid I'll have to disappoint you.
Your problem definitely got me interested in taking it apart but I am currently busy on other things. I took a look at the reddit solution too but I don't understand how poking the vent hole would fix it. And your earbuds "suddenly" stopped working so that seems to be different to what other people described.
I assume it's still charging, powering on and connecting properly? I'll reply to this comment again when I can find time to do a quick teardown but sorry for now.
@@mrteardown6478 yes the buttons still work. Just that it does not produce any sound. I had this once before when I went swimming with it. But it was fine after one day leaving it dry. Now it does not seem to work anymore. Sometimes when I wiggle it and press down the mic, it works. But when I release, it doesnt. Appreciate the reply. I might have to get a different pair. Perhaps not Jabra anymore :(
www.reddit.com/r/Jabra/comments/m8ob6d/a_question_concerning_the_little_venting_hole_of/?
This guy's earbud worked after a while. Maybe the water has caused some contacts to rust. Maybe try the rice trick to absorb the moisture? Good luck!
U da man
Hey, do you think it's possible to convert the latch mechanism to a magnetic type by placing a few neodymium magnets inside the top and bottom halves?
I'm asking because my hinge broke along the flexible plastic portion and I'm considering the above to fix it. For now I'm using a piece of rubber band to hold the top and bottom pieces together for charging the buds.
I had the same problem. I use black duct tape, cut to the same width as the hinge, up the back of the case and over the top to about 10mm from the front edge of the lid. It's worked faultlessly for the last 6 months.
@@peter-and-morag1892 Thanks for sharing. Using duct tape is a great idea.
Now I'm considering combining both the duct tape idea as well as the magnets idea, just so I can get rid of the plastic locking tab and not fear losing the top part of the case.
Imo, it's a bad design from Jabra.
If they can use magnets for all the sensors, it would've been a nice addition to have a magnetic lid as well.
Hi, I have couple questions of about the Jabra 75t that I would like to direct message you about - Do you have a way for me to do so? And also a great video! super easy to understand!
Hey Benjamin. Thanks for the message. You can always send me a message on Instagram.
instagram.com/mrteardown/
Look forward to it
Do ypu. Tear down the ear bud it. Self
Dammnnn next time speak up ur neighbor wont report u that u speaking rormal
Agreed. Audio is at 1/2, very low volume level.
I heard him clearly