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Funny little question about the earphones! |
tantawi
Joined: Oct 19, 2004
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From: Egypt
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Hi all,
I purchased a K750i from like 3 days, the phone is amazing 
I have only a very small and you may think it's a n00bish question but I really can't get a clue!
I want to attach those two small cloth pieces which came with the earphones I couldn't because they have VERY small holes, and I can't ever get the earphone inside without cutting it, is it how it's done?
Any small how-to would be very appreciated 
Thanks alot! |
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Miss Bunnypenny
Joined: Mar 28, 2005
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Normally you should be able to stretch them over - you don't want to cut the holes though, otherwise once they're on they'll fall off really easily. |
tantawi
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I'll give them another try, I didn't try to stretch them hard may be. |
bijitendra
Joined: Apr 20, 2005
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simple method is to put it upside down, and stretch it backwards so that it tuns inside out on the earpiece
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JK
Joined: Feb 24, 2005
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Get one side in and stretch the other side till it fits!! yes it does fit  |
tantawi
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I did it!
All replies were helpful  the hospitality in this forum is great, thanks a lot! |
sailaab
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Yayi ! And which way did it work? I think as Jitendra put, turning the sponge inside out is easiest.
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tantawi
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I did it as 786KBR's way
I tried the other ways, but was afraid to damage it so I choose the safest! what a n00b |
Will_Jam
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And they're still really uncomfortable, right? |
tantawi
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Yes! I never feel comfortable with headphones, I always keep holding them with my hands when listing to music. |
Phildon008
Joined: Jul 24, 2005
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I found out that I actually like using
the K750i headphones without the foam.
I used to have the foams on them but it
keeps coming off and bit itchy on my ears.
I also got the W800i HPM-70 headphone and
it's an exellent headphone but i still prefer my
K750i headphone without the foam...
[ This Message was edited by: Phildon008 on 2005-08-28 17:04 ] |
mrbinks76
Joined: Jun 16, 2004
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I find the k750i earphones really bad. They just keep on dropping out of my ears. Didn't recall that previous handsfree with my K700i was so bad. Anyway, in the end decided that the cost of memory sticks for mass storage of music just wasn't worth it and got an iPod instead
Nokia 3xxx -> Ericsson T20 -> Nokia 6xxx -> SE T68i -> SE K700i -> SE K750i -> SE K800i |
JK
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Memory sticks are expensive...
Lucky me, I went to the launch of the V800 couple months ago and found 3 512mb and a 128mb stick on the floor/tables they were like everywhere!! Would have got more but this other little kid beat me to it!!!
But i still scored!!!
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tantawi
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Be gentle and send me one plz plz plz |
b4db0yxtr3m3
Joined: Aug 29, 2005
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Talking abt earphones, the one supplied with the K750i actually hurts my ears after listening to music for a couple of hours. They get all sore, is there anyone with this kinda problem here? Would changing to HPM-70 resolve this problem? |
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Posted: 2005-08-26 09:34
