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The best wireless headphones for 2023 | Engadget
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Are they really impossible to replace, though?
They are not designed to be replaced
Probably not.
But most wireless headphones would be destroyed in the process of taking them apart.
I imagine some of the larger models above have (skilled) user replaceable batteries.