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If you're having problems with your Apple headphones, you're in good company. Apple on Monday announced a replacement program for potentially faulty headphones that shipped with the iPod shuffle (3rd gen), which the Cupertino company says only affects a "very small percentage" owners who made purchases between approximately February 2009 and February 2010. Think you're one of them? Here are the symptoms to look for:
You can also narrow down potentially faulty headsets by looking at the serial number. According to Apple, serial number ranges covered by the program include xx909xxxxxx to xx952xxxxxx and xx001xxxxxx to xx004xxxxxx. All of the affected headphones have an in-line remote on the right earbud.
View full program details here.
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nodeffect
April 20, 2010 at 2:29pm
If I want to know more about apple I will go to MACWORLD or some other APPLE websites, I don't need to go to maximumPC to get APPPLE news, thank you.... too much news about stupid APPLE and I lost my temper.
Staindk
April 21, 2010 at 4:39am
You can go to Macworld, then. Enjoy yourself. You can't tell MPC what to do, and although I also think there's a limit on the amount of posting on every topic out there, I don't go around screaming like I have a warrant for it.
Make a REQUEST, or express your OPINION, not your would-be violence.
