After I wear my Airpods Max for about half an hour, there is liquid accumulation on the inside of the headphones, especially on the round speakers themselves. These are expensive headphones and I don't want them to go to waste because of a design flaw. Will this damage my headphones and if it does, will Apple fix the problem they created?
Mate, this is being experienced in a very standard/basic/normal conditions.
Short story: I bought mine back in December - they eventually stopped working in March for the very same reason - but I did not know back then.
Brought them back to Apple to be repaired - guess what?
Because, liquid has been found in the earcups it actually voided the Apple 1 year warranty - so, basically I have now to pay for the repair which is in the region of £240.00...!!! in top of the £549.00 for 3 months of use.
If you it would have been a much more confidential company selling this device, I might have thought "this is a scam".
I mean, how stupidly ridiculous? You can pretty much get a MacBook at this point.
I have got legal advice about what my possibilities are - this is how far I got to.
My sincere advice for anyone interest in the AirPods Max:
Are you experiencing this in cool conditions, indoors with air-conditioning? I've had mine for a few days and I've yet to see any condensation in the ear cups, even after wearing for over an hour.
Thank you
The problem occurs for me after 3 months. Lets catchup in 2 months from now lol.
I am in the very same situation - the whole situation looks like a scam
Condensation in the Airpods Max
