Headphone repair in Wellington for Beats, Sony WH-1000XM4, Sony WH-1000XM5, AirPods Max, Bose, JBL, gaming headsets, Bluetooth headphones and wired headphones.
Device Repair Guy repairs common headphone faults including broken headbands, snapped hinges, worn ear cushions, no sound, one side not working, no power, charging faults, damaged power boards, broken cables, liquid damage and internal board faults.
Choose the repair category that best matches your headphones. We commonly work on Beats, Sony WH-1000XM4, Sony WH-1000XM5, AirPods Max and other premium Bluetooth headphones.
Beats headphones often come in for physical damage, power faults, worn cushions, broken headbands, hinge issues and no sound faults.
Sony WH-1000XM4 and WH-1000XM5 headphones are common premium models we inspect for hinge damage, headband issues, power faults, charging problems and audio faults.
Wireless headphones can fail because of battery wear, charging faults, Bluetooth connection issues, damaged internal wiring, liquid damage or board-level component faults.
Wired headphones and gaming headsets can suffer from broken cables, microphone faults, damaged plugs, intermittent audio, worn controls and physical damage.
Many headphone faults are caused by a mix of physical wear and electronic failure. We check the issue and explain whether repair, part replacement or replacement of the headphones makes more sense.
Premium headphones can suffer from broken headbands, snapped hinges, loose earcups, cracked arms and damaged swivel points.
Worn cushions can make headphones uncomfortable, reduce noise isolation and affect the fit. We can check replacement options for many popular models.
If one side has stopped working, the cause may be a broken internal wire, damaged speaker driver, failed connector, cracked solder joint or board-level fault.
Wireless headphones can stop turning on or charging because of battery faults, damaged charging ports, faulty buttons, board damage or failed power circuits.
Bring your headphones into one of our Wellington stores or send an enquiry online. We will inspect the issue and confirm your repair options.
Let us know the headphone brand, model and fault, such as broken hinge, broken headband, worn cushions, not charging, no power, no sound or one side not working.
We inspect the headphones to confirm whether the issue is caused by the battery, charging port, power board, speaker, wiring, connector, hinge, headband or housing.
We provide repair options or next-step advice before going ahead. Some headphone repairs depend on parts availability and how the device is constructed.
Once approved, we complete the repair and test charging, power, sound output, Bluetooth connection, microphone and controls where applicable.
This workshop post shows an example of a real headphone repair completed by Device Repair Guy.
Apple AirPods Max repair story where one side stopped working after a drop. After opening the headphones, we found and restored the lost internal connection.
Headphones can be difficult to open and repair without causing further damage. Our team handles small electronics repairs, soldering, connector faults, charging faults and battery-related device issues every day.
We regularly inspect Beats, Sony XM4, Sony XM5 and other premium headphones for headband, hinge, cushion, power and sound faults.
Quality headphones can be worth repairing when the fault is a hinge, headband, cushion, battery, connector, cable or internal connection.
We explain whether the repair is practical and economical before going ahead, especially where parts availability is uncertain.
Visit Device Repair Guy at Manners Street, Willis Street or Lambton Quay for headphone and electronics repair support.
Headphone repair is part of our wider electronics repair service in Wellington.
Device Repair Guy has three Wellington CBD locations. Bring your headphones in for inspection or send a repair enquiry online first.
104 Manners Street, Te Aro, Wellington
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Yes. Device Repair Guy inspects Beats headphones for broken headbands, hinge damage, worn cushions, no power, no sound, charging faults and internal connection issues.
Yes. We inspect Sony XM4 and Sony XM5 headphones for hinge damage, headband faults, worn cushions, no power, charging issues, no sound and internal damage.
In many cases, yes. Headband and hinge replacement depends on the model, available parts and whether the surrounding housing is still repairable.
Yes, where compatible cushions are available. Cushion replacement is common on Beats, Sony XM4, Sony XM5 and other premium headphones.
We can inspect no power and no sound faults. These may be caused by a battery, charging port, power board, speaker driver, cable, connector, internal wire or board-level fault.
No. Some headphones are glued shut, too badly damaged, or not economical to repair. We inspect the fault and explain whether repair is practical before proceeding.
Bring your headphones, earbuds or gaming headset to Device Repair Guy, or send a repair enquiry online with the brand, model and fault symptoms.
