Hey there! Let’s go through the steps to clean your Beats Studio Buds case and keep those wireless earbuds or headphones in tip-top shape. Over time, dirt, oils, and gunk can build up in the Case and interfere with charging. A quick clean every few months will fix that right up.
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What You’ll Need
- Isopropyl alcohol
- Cotton swabs or cotton balls
- Soft-bristled toothbrush (optional)
- Dry, soft cloth
How to clean beats studio buds case
1. Remove Earbuds from the Case
Take your Beats Studio Buds earbuds out of the Case to allow for a thorough cleaning.
2. Wipe Down Outside of the Case
Use a soft, dry cloth to remove visible dirt or debris outside the Case.
3. Clean Charging Contacts
Dampen a cotton swab with isopropyl alcohol and gently rub it in a circular motion inside the Case to clean the charging contacts.
4. Clean USB-C Charging Port
Use the dampened cotton swab to wipe inside the USB-C charging port on the bottom of the Case. Twist the swab to remove any buildup.
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5. Dry the Case Thoroughly
Make sure there is no trace of moisture left inside the Case before reinserting your earbuds.
6. For a Deeper Clean
If needed, dampen a soft-bristled toothbrush and gently brush all case surfaces, including the charging contacts and port. Then repeat the drying process.
7. Test Charging and Repeat if Needed
Reinsert your earbuds to test the charging. If they do not charge, repeat the cleaning process.
Following these simple cleaning tips, you can keep your Beats Studio Buds case working like new. Just ensure never to submerge the Case in water and avoid getting any liquid into the openings. Over time, the charging contacts may need to be gently scrubbed to remove the buildup affecting charging performance.