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How can I communicate more politely when I'm having the same issue with second pair of headphones from this brand throughout third year? Let me remind you that these are very expensive, high-end headphones that should have good quality and support.You’re clearly frustrated but that message is rather rude.
Problems arise sometimes. You don’t often get to speak directly with the company founder about them, who actually appears to be trying to help you where they can.
Please try and be civil, otherwise you risk companies not engaging with us and ruining the huge benefits that brings.
The first time my Aeon 2 broke with the exact same problem, I also tried to figure out what was going on. I wrote some forum posts, emailed them, and they also stopped responding abruptly. Okay, I returned those headphones after a dispute with the store. Then pre-ordered the new E3 model after that, thinking it was just bad luck, a defective unit, which happens with any manufacturer. I got new, unopened headphones, used them carefully for a year and a half, and now the exact same problem has started again!
Now, for the past six months, since I started this thread, they haven't helped me resolve the issue at all, only pretending how they didn't notice how I repeatedly begged them for help, leaving me to deal with the store service center for myself. The store says there is no defect, the manufacturer does nothing about it. This is what you call actually appears to help me where they can? I'll get my money back or repair in any case, but it will cost me extra time and effort, just like last time, which could have been avoided if the manufacturer had respected customers, and in the first place hadn't made several models of headphones with defects, or at least had helped with the return.
Why would a website need a one manufacturer that can't make a quality product or help with fixing a problems? Good riddance
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