How to Tighten a Beats by Dre Headphone
One of the most common issues that people may encounter when using Beats by Dre headphones are its loose hinges. It happens mostly as the headphone gets used, but there are certain instances too where the hinges are already loose right off...
Part 1 of 2:
Tightening the Hinges
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Picture 1 of How to Tighten a Beats by Dre Headphone Get the tools you need. You'll only need a long nose pliers for this. If you don't have one, you can purchase it for under $5 from your local hardware store.- You can also use any item with a durable, pointed metal tip if you don't want to spend money on the tool.
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Picture 2 of How to Tighten a Beats by Dre Headphone Expose the hinges. Take your Beats by Dre headphone and expose the hinges by extending the ear muffs away from the headband. -
Picture 3 of How to Tighten a Beats by Dre Headphone Locate the pin of the hinge. Right on the point where the arms of the ear muffs are joining the headband, you'll see a short metal rod. This is the pin of the hinge. -
Picture 4 of How to Tighten a Beats by Dre Headphone Tighten the hinge. Get your long nose pliers and gently lift the both ends of the metal rod/pin towards the headband one at a time. This will tighten the hinge and keep it from wiggling around.- Be careful not to damage the metal arm where the pin is place and the plastic part of the headband. Bend only the tip of the pin and not its entire body. Don't pull the pin off of the metal arm too. Do the same to other arm if it's also loose.
Part 2 of 2:
Testing the Headphone
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Picture 5 of How to Tighten a Beats by Dre Headphone Extend the arms of the ear muffs. Pull the ear muffs away from the headband and extend it as long as it can go. -
Picture 6 of How to Tighten a Beats by Dre Headphone Fold out the arms. Spread out the earmuffs away from the body as if you're going to put it on. Hold it by the headband and gently shake it to see if the headphone will hold its position. -
Picture 7 of How to Tighten a Beats by Dre Headphone Tighten it more. If the earmuffs fold back into position just by gently shaking it, repeat Part 1 and tighten the Beats by Dre a little bit more.
Update 24 March 2020
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