Stock earbuds don't work with iPhone 5s what to do?

So have 5s for 4months. Have tried my earbuds twice now. First time sound there off and on. Second time on for about 3seconds then nothing. Moving the pin or taking it out then in again,nothing. Bad ear buds in the package with my phone? Please help. The audio on the phone does work. B

Have you tried any other headphones? If other headphones work it's probably defective earbuds which are covered by the phones 1 year limited warranty. If other headphones do not work, then either your headphone jack is bad (also covered by warranty) or your settings need to be adjusted.

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