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I have owned these headphones for about 9 months and today while traveling in public transportation my bag was smoking, these headphones suddenly started to self combust and melt.
I really don’t know how something like this can happen it really looked like that chip was just burning.
THe ChOinEEze dID iT
In all seriousness, I’m glad you weren’t wearing them at the time. I think I have a pair of these sitting around somewhere that I’ve never used, maybe I should put them in the garage…….
These headphones are fire!
It's a warm sound.
Just wanted to get soundcore 4 nc guess I'll get something else from Sony of Samsung
Kinda off topic, but kinda on topic too:
Does anyone know where I can find statistics on house fires caused by old/faulty batteries combusting?
If I had to guess, I would say that such cases are on the rise and people have lots of old lithium batteries just sitting in droors. I’ve got old phones in my house that I can’t even find anymore.
Mixtape was too fire
PL Case. Companys take this Kind of issuse very serious
Played Thru Fire and Flames most probably
Damn must've been a fire ass song you were listening to.
Battery. Send Soundcore pix and your experience, but especially a link to this thread and a note that all the members of this reddit are awaiting their response.
Damn that's spooky. I've had the q30's for eons and I Adore them, especially the battery, it's fucking insane how good they are. I'm assuming yours burnt down because one of the infinite stars inside the galaxy that is the battery in soundcore products went quasar at the wrong time
What were you listening to? Need to know
What the fuck
Never really liked Anker, their batteries were always crap after months of usage.