Replacement ipod headphones

i got an ipod touch in july 2008 from Amazon and the supplied headphone have broken, would i still be able to get replacements under the 1 year warranty from an apple store if i took along a print off of the order form ?
i know people will say apple headphones are not the best in the world but they are some of the few out there that fit my ears just right and i dont like them in-ear headphones but if anyone knows of really good ear-bud that aren't really expensive then im open to suggestions
thanks

By broken, you mean physically damaged? If it looks like they are damaged because of negligent usage, warranty might not cover it.
I am not well acquainted with many ear-buds, but you might want to check out sony or seinheiser etc that cost between 10 ~ 20 bucks.

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where the heck can i buy replacement ipod headphones exactly like i got when i bought my ipod?

Any particular reason why? From a technical standpoint, they're terrible. Why not use this opportunity to get a decent set instead?
Seems this is the cloest you can get from the Apple store. Not the exact ones, but they are Apple branded; which I assume is the only reason you could've wanted the exact ones you had before:
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/7200704/wo/TU25d JIHFVlw2lNiuEhtvj3jFxC/1.SLID?mco=7612A515&nplm=M9394G%2FA

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One of my ipod headphones is buzzing and making high pitched sounds when music is played throught them! I have only had my ipod for 2 months and the headphones are broken already! Where can i get ordinary ipod headphones?
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http://depot.info.apple.com/ipod/
"If your iPod headphones aren't working, try connecting them to your computer's audio output or another audio device that has a 3.5 mm stereo headphone jack. If the issue persists, use the form below to order replacement iPod headphones."

Without a receipt, but with a bank statement, will I be able to get a free replacement on my broken iPod headphones, bought only two months ago?

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I bought a new pair of iPod headphones just over two months ago from an HMV store, and in the last few days, one of the headphones has stopped working altogether. Unfortunately, I no longer have the receipt for the headphones, but I do have the information booklet, the one year warranty statement and a bank statement showing the transaction of when I purchased the headphones. Am I still able to get a refund or replacement for my headphones, as the damage was not my fault, just a technical fault?
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Am I still able to get a refund or replacement for my headphones, as the damage was not my fault, just a technical fault?
Yes. Make a trip to your local Apple Store and show them what is going on. Since the headset is still under a year old, they should swap it out for you at no cost. Unless for some reason they deem the issue the result of misuse or abuse, but that doesn't sound like the case here.
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Replacement Program: headphones required?

I joined to the iPod nano (1st generation) Replacement Program. Do I have to send to Apple headphones too? Unfortunately I do not have them anymore because they got broken long ago.
(I apologize if I did something wrong, this is my first message. And I apologize for my bad English too!)

Just type in your serial number to find out if your unit is eligible. They do not ask any questions about unit condition.
"From: Apple <[email protected]>
Date: November 11, 2011 11:25:11 PM CST
Subject: iPod nano (1st generation) Replacement Program
Dear iPod nano owner,
Apple has determined that, in very rare cases, the battery in the iPod nano (1st generation)may overheat and pose a safety risk. Affected iPod nanos were sold between September 2005 and December 2006.
This issue has been traced to a single battery supplier that produced batteries with a manufacturing defect. While the possibility of an incident is rare, the likelihood increases as the battery ages.
Apple recommends that you stop using your iPod nano (1st gen) and follow the process noted below to order a replacement unit, free of charge.
Note: This battery issue is specific to the iPod nano (1st gen) and does not affect any other iPod.
Replacement Process
You may order a replacement unit via the web. Click here to begin. (http://www.apple.com/support/ipodnano_replacement/?cid=CDM-US-DM-P0010121-CON&cp =em--&sr=em)
Your iPod nano serial number will be checked to verify that it is eligible for this program. You will receive a replacement unit approximately 6 weeks after we receive your current iPod nano (1st gen).
If you have a personalized iPod nano, you will receive a non-personalized replacement. Make sure to use iTunes to back up any data on your current iPod nano before sending it in for a replacement unit.
Additional Information
Identifying an iPod nano (1st gen):
It has a black or white plastic front and a silver metal back - later iPod nano models have a metal front and back.
If you need assistance with placing an order, please visit an Apple Retail Store or anApple Authorized Service Provider (AASP) and bring your iPod nano with you for serial number validation.
Your replacement iPod product is warranted to be free from defects for 90 days from the date of service.
Thank you for participating in this program.
Sincerely,
Apple"

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Apple is selling a new set of apple branded earbud headphones on their website, which are supposed to replace the old ipod headphones.
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I've had an issue when I plug in my supplied iPod headphones that the audio playback is muted and the vocals unclear. I checked the headphones on my Mac and when plugged all the way in...same result. Any suggestions short of returning them?
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If your original iPod headphones broke within the 1 year warranty you should have had them replaced via the warranty. You could have done this by calling AppleCare, using the online repair assistant (you use the serial number of your iPod), or making a Genius Bar appointment at an Apple Store.
Since you did not do this, and the replacement pair you purchased (Apple I assume) are more than a year old, you will have to buy another set. In all the iPods I have ever had (and it is many) I have never used the Apple earbuds but have used a number of different brands. The only set I've ever used was the ones with the 3rd Generation Shuffle, and only until I could get an adaptor and go back to my Ultimate Ears. I've also used Bang & Olufsen earbuds (my sister and brother-in-law still use them) and many people love the Sony's, Vibe and Etymotic. I'd do some research into these and decide which ones look good to you and fit your price range.
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IPod headphone jack faulty

Hi! First time on here, just been having problems with my iPod headphone jack.
The trouble is, when I plug headphones in, it misses half the sound as if it's only playing one ear through both, and sometimes it misses all the words and it just sounds plain weird. If I put some headphones in half way it works, but the slightest movement and then it cuts off entirely, and other times I push the earphone right in, and twist it a bit but the same problem occurs.
First up... any ideas for how I could resolve this issue myself? Is it a good idea to try and have it repaired through some sort of third party type fixey places?
If not, which I presume will be the case, is it worth me paying for a single incident of support thing to speak to someone? Does that cover any repair or just the phone call?

- The telephone support price is for the call only. It does not include repair/replacement.
- Does the heaphones pwork OK in other devices?
- Do other headphones work in your iPod?i
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- Headphones jacks do go bad. Apple will aoly excahnge yur iPod for a refurbished one for this price:
Apple - Support - iPod - Repair pricing
- A third-party place like the following is less expensive. Goolge for more.
iPhone Repair, Service & Parts: iPod Touch, iPad, MacBook Pro Screens
- Replace it yourself:
iPod Touch Repair - iFixit

Ipod headphones part of apple care?

are the ipod headphones covered under applecare? i think they should be but what if they don't believe me that these headphones are the same ones that came w/ my ipod?
i'm planning going to the apple store sf right now but i'm hesitant to make the trip if they're just gonna deny me.
i don't want to spend more $$$ on headphones when the ones that came w/ it broke.
btw, i have the new video ipod and the headphones broke already.

You can order replacement headphones online http://depot.info.apple.com/ipod/

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Everyone does things a little differently. I love to "jam " along with iTunes ( or old Lp's) . Always have. That's where/how I've learned to play .
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I purchased a 60GB video iPod Feb 2006 from the online store and the HOLD button stopped working, 3 days ago.
I went to an Apple retail store and received a brand new replacement iPod against the 1 year warranty.
I brought the new iPod home and it spent 1 1/2 days reloading my music (6,844 songs, no pic, no vids).
Everything was fine :)
I made several changes to songs in my iTunes and added more music and connected the new iPod to my Dock:
1) The iPod appears on my Desktop like usual, but not in iTunes.
2) All of the icons in the menu bar on the top right corner, flash continuously.
3) When I have another App open while the iPod is still connected, iTunes keeps popping to the front, as if something is going to change/update, but nothing ever happens. And when I switch back to the app I was using, iTunes just poppes back to the front again. I tried quitting iTunes, but it just opens itself back up again.
4) I left the iPod connected and iTunes open during this weird behavior, thinking maybe it's just taking longer to update, but after 4 hours, there's been no change.
5) I've tried 4 out of 5 of the R's, haven't tried RESTORE just yet.
6) I opened iSync app just to see if the iPod would be recognized, and it was BUT it gave an error after updating saying the iPod was not available for an update.
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What in the world could have happened in only a matter of hours to this iPod?
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