Beats Studio First Generation Batteries Replacement
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓Don't worry, Dr. Dre is here! Changing the batteries is probably the easiest replacement procedure you can perform, so don't stress out and you'll be fine.
What you need
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The left speaker is the speaker that holds the batteries and does not have the power switch.
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Place two fingers on each side of the cap. Press and twist counterclockwise to loosen the cap.
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Once the cap is loose, simply lift the cap out to reveal the batteries.
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Carefully pull the batteries out of their housings. When putting in new batteries, make sure that you place each battery in the correct orientation.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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hi man you post is help me a lot thank you..God bless you
Are u using 4A batteries on this? Please reply ASAP. The 3a batteries won't fit on my beats wireless studio.
They are 2 x AAA batteries. This is Beats Studio first generation which are WIRED headphones.
