https://youtu.be/ePGy3j-jfks

A few weeks ago I learned that you clean the headband contacts. Mine were dirty but not corroded like in the video here. Given that I now get full stereo with a wired connection, the headband is probably not the issue.

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Looks like it also has Peyronie disease.

The bluetooth component can be replaced, though it's fairly expensive and tedious (three different screw types, because Apple...). And I don't know for sure that's the broken part, what caused it to break and if the root cause will just keep killing off components.

https://youtu.be/Eno8lfJj_1Y

But if someone bothers to make a video like this, it's probably a fairly common failure mode.

Three days later ... iPhone randomly says "hey, would you like to pair these headphones?"

We'll see how long this lasts.