Aftershokz Trekz Titanium Teardown

Written By: Hugo Andrade Braga
Published: 06/08/19
  • Comments: 15

Aftershokz Trekz Titanium Teardown

Published: 06/08/19

Teardown

Introduction

My dog Margarida eated this headphone. After that I teardown and take photos.

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Author

Hugo Andrade Braga

Member since: 05/08/19

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15 comments

Interesting. Something has come loose inside left piece for my Aftershokz, it rattles around now - tempted to crack it open.

Ronald C Fazar -

I’ve got the same issue. Did you manage to open it?

Sergey -

Maybe it's the microphone.

Hugo Andrade Braga -

I too would like to know how this worked, how did you get it open?

Nathaniel -

Is it possible to open without damage?

Sergey -

What's your problem? I think with care and some heating to remove the glues you can disassemble.

Hugo Andrade Braga -

Would love to see an actual disassembly guide for this one. Interested to see if it's even possible to do without damage

Mondie Ponge -

I have the similar issue too, speaker loosen, cause rattling noise. Need to tighten it with some strong glue , no experience to open the earpiece

Simon Hiew -

Thanks for doing this, Hugo. I too have the rattle. It sounds like a speaker rattle, but then I realized I can shake the headphones and something inside is completely loose. For my pair it’s the left ear, so I see from Hugo’s photo there’s a battery and a speaker in the case. I find others are drilling a hole and injecting some epoxy. What I wanted to understand is whether the objective is to glue the speaker to the inside wall (against my bone) or to the outside wall (the side with the control switch). I guess I’ll just go for it, maybe all that matters is that it’s secured to the case. Also I see all the conformal coating, so I’m wondering how the speaker was secured in the first place and whether I should use a rigid epoxy or a rubbery RTV / silicone caulk adhesive.

Student4Life -

Mine have stopped charging. Managed to open the battery but the wires are all loose I'm not sure what should go where.

Steven Blake -

I've been having power issues as well, so came here to learn how to open it up. Are you saying that you found the battery disconnected? I got a warranty replacement, but I might try to start there on the old set if that's a known issue.

Mister Curlitop -

Charging issues here as well. Did you ever break yours down?

Denver f casto -

Not yet. Been super-busy and the most recent replacement I've received is still going strong. What I did differently is not to enable multipoint pairing. Don't know if it's related, but it's the first of several to last longer than a few days or several weeks. 🤞

Mister Curlitop -

Is there only one battery in the headphones? Our dogs chewed them up abs want to make sure they didn’t swallow a battery.

Pam Kocsis -

Thanks for sharing views of your unfortunate unplanned teardown, Hugo.

Mister Curlitop -