Replacement Battery + Tool for Beats Solo 2.0 3.0 AEC353535 Wireless Headset Headphones Repair Power (NOT for Studio 2 3)

My headphones stopped working without warning, irritated that I would have to buy yet another expensive pair, I looked for possible fixes. Found a video on replacing the battery. Looked easy-ish. Figured $15 was worth trying. I was able to successfully change out the battery with little to no cussing or damage. Hopefully I’ll get another 4+years out of my Beats Solo 3’s.

I swapped this out & the lights immediately turned on on my beats so I was super excited! The excitement didn’t last though when I realized they wouldn’t power off (or at least lights wouldn’t shut off). Plus they never connected to my phone through Bluetooth or made any indication that they were actually powered up so I think in the end it is just defective or not the right product. Don’t waste your time & money.

Package came with opening tool, small screwdriver and battery. Doing the replacement was easy and the new battery plugged right in. Everything worked as soon as I put the battery in. Power came on and headphones were charging immediately. tip - make sure to tuck the headphone wires in carefully and not pinch them. Hopefully I can get more use out of them for the $15 i spent - well worth it!!!

Bought beats headphones didn’t last very long went off could never get them to come back on will buy other brands now on

worked despite the negative reviews! and even if i have to replace every six months like some of the reviews said still WAYYYY cheaper than having to buy new headphones and is extremely easy to do anyways. i’ve always been the person to have my dad help me with stuff like this but i was able to do it on my own so easily

Easy to install, and worked perfectly...for a while. Granted, in theses Covid times I have been using these headphones for several hours every day. But after 6 months they stoped charging and gave me the flashing red and white lights indicating a bad battery.

I've been using my Beats Solo 3.0 for three years now, but recently the battery stopped charging. I prefer fixing components rather than replacing the entire product, so I decided to try replacing the battery. I was happy to find that the package came with a plastic guitar pick-like piece and a miniature flathead screwdriver, which allowed me to easily access the battery without damaging the headphones.However, I was disappointed to find that the new battery only lasted three months before it also stopped working. While this solution may be suitable for addressing temporary Bluetooth issues, it's important to keep in mind that using non-Apple components like this battery may result in increased costs if you plan on having the headphones serviced by Apple in the future.

Didn’t work for my headphones.