I own two versions of their sleep buds, A10 and A20. I dislike the 20’s, so I usually wear my 10’s at night. Recently, the right earbud stopped amplifying sound, making it barely audible. Aware that my earbuds were out of warranty, I reached out to customer support for potential repair or replacement options. Initially, I received a vague response about their commitment to help. After providing the necessary information, I was informed that my earbuds were out of warranty and there was nothing they could do. I clarified that I wasn’t seeking a free replacement but wanted to know about repair options. The next reply offered a 15% discount on new ones, which I wasn’t interested in. After another inquiry, I received a disappointing response stating they couldn’t assist with repairs or sales. They also reminded me that my warranty expired three years ago. It's frustrating how companies often employ customer service representatives who follow policies that disregard customer needs. I wasn’t asking for anything free; I simply wanted to explore repair possibilities. The automated responses from this service have left me feeling disillusioned, and I won't consider purchasing from them again.
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