Anovvat Studio 3 Replacement Hinge as Same as The OEM Replacement Parts Accessories Durable Repair Kit Compatible with Beats by Dre Studio3 Wireless (A1914) Headphones (Black)

Was able to use this kit to get my kit fully repaired, saved me a lot of money.

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I needed two gold T5 screws to replace those that fell out of my Beats Studio 3 headphones, and this was the only option available in my location. The package arrived almost a week before I expected it to be delivered, which was a nice surprise. The product is comprised of four gold T5 screws and a handy magnetic T5 screwdriver, in addition to the two gold hinges which look indistinguishable from the original. The screws were easy to secure in place (many thanks for including the screwdriver, a really nice touch!), and I now have my headphones in a usable state. Five stars! [I'd like to include two things that I feel are important to note, however I don't believe they warrant giving a lower star ranking: 1. The four screws are NOT packed in a smaller bag inside the product packaging, rather they are loose - so make sure to open the package over a flat & clear surface in the event that a screw is accidentally dropped. 2. If you are purchasing this product with the intention of replacing the HINGES on your Beats Studio 3 headphones, please be aware that the process is pretty involved (i.e. disassembling, desoldering & resoldering wires, reassembling). A printed set of instructions is included with the product and it's fairly thorough, but the whole process is not nearly as simple as I would have anticipated.]

I use my Beats by Dre Studio 3’s in the gym religiously; so you know I had to purchase this kit and fix them ASAP!!! The screws had accidentally came out some how some way. Thankfully this kit provided 4 new screws. The simplest installation ever!!! You can literally do it with one hand. Now my headphones are back and never better. I love the fact that the hinges are included as well even though I didn’t have to use them as of yet. Nice bonus!!!

Replaced hinges. Not that easy. If your not taking wires off (like me) than you have to snip out the inside cross bar on both hindges. That way the wire can pass through. You probably had to do that to get the orginial hindges off in the first place. Dont worry they are not needed. When you drop in the little spring make sure the little notch is facing done so it goes in all the way. Position the hinge bent like they would be when closed and you have to pull the little pins down into the hindge, straighten it, and then you press the outside of the hinge and it will "snap" locked into place. Then put at least 1 screw in to hold it to get the band on. I am handy and it took me 30 minutes, some frustration to get it done. They work though. I order black but they have a gold tome finish. Still used them though