Are you always complaining that your headphones kept on spoiling? do you think the fault is yours or from the manufacturers? then go through this list to actually confirm if you are the one at fault or the producers. If you do any of these below, then know you are the bad guy and all fault is yours.
You always rollover the cord
Most cords for headphones can be pretty long as if they where skipping ropes. However, if you happens to have a headphone with along cord then you must be extra gentle not to rollover them as this may break the wire within the insulating strip leading to complications.
Don't let the Cord Dangle
When your cord dangles back and forth maybe from a high support like a table, it can lead to issues - this is because as it's dangles, it is putting an undue stress and strain on the wire which may not be very good for it.
Forgetting They’re on Your ears
Winding the Cord Into Knots
Do you always wind the cord of you headphone? or do you fold it inside your bag and it wind itself into knots then its high time you stop doing that or stop putting it inside your bag.
Pulling the Cord, Not the Plug
This is the most frequent reason why we spoil our headphone. Pulling on the cord causes stress where the cord meets the plug. Over time, pulling can cause the internal wire to break and separate from the plug.
Exposure to Sweat and Moisture
Exposing your headphone to moisture is not doing it any good perhaps you might have seen the caution on the leaflet whenever you buy an headphone. Try to avoid it coming in contact with water.
Sleeping With Them On them
