Headphone Batteries

Replace dead or malfunctioning batteries. These batteries are compatible with a set of Sony WF-1000XM4 Wireless Earbuds.

Replace a battery compatible with Beats Solo 2 or 3 wireless headphones.

Replace dead or malfunctioning batteries. These batteries are compatible with a set of Sony WF-1000XM3 ear buds, Samsung Galaxy Buds, or Samsung Galaxy Buds Live.

Replace a dead or dying battery in your Logitech Headset.

Replace a 600 mAh battery compatible with Bose QuietComfort 35 Headphones. Installations requires soldering.

Replace a dead or dying battery in your Logitech G935 Headset.

Replace a 560 mAh battery compatible with Beats Studio 3 Wireless headphones. 3.7 Volts (V).

Replace the dead or malfunctioning batteries in a pair of 1st or 2nd generation AirPods. Replacing these batteries requires soldering.

Replace a dead or malfunctioning battery in a 1st or 2nd generation AirPods charging case.

Replace a 560 mAh battery compatible with Beats Studio2 Wireless Headphones. 2.07 Watt Hours (Wh). 3.7 Volts (V).

Replace the two batteries compatible with the Samsung Galaxy Buds+ (Plus) model earbuds. Fix issues like a fast draining or dead battery.

Replace a 800 mAh battery compatible with Astro A50 Headphones. Installations requires soldering. Part #SRP603443. 3.7 Volts (V).

Replace a dead or malfunctioning battery. This battery is compatible with a Google Pixel Buds 2a charging case.

Replace a dead or malfunctioning battery in a set of Powerbeats2 or Powerbeats3 wireless earphones.

Replace a pair of 3.7 volt rechargeable lithium-ion coin cell batteries.

Replace a dead or dying battery in your Logitech headset.

Replace a dead or dying battery in your Logitech Zone Wireless 2 Headset.

Replace a dead or malfunctioning battery in a 3rd generation AirPods charging case.

Replace the dead or malfunctioning batteries in a pair of 3rd generation AirPods. Replacing these batteries requires soldering.

Replace a dead or malfunctioning battery in an AirPods Pro charging case.

Replace the dead or malfunctioning batteries in your AirPods Pro ear pieces. Replacing these batteries requires soldering.