This can happen, since they have to wind it up into a coil, there is a very slim chance a connection is broken from constriction. Luckily though, bluetooth headphones come cheap in today's world so finding a replacement should be easy.
Hey dude I have the same problem it was working and then it just stopped took it to the Samsung store and they said that I need to hand in my phone so they can test it 🙃 it's funny because the earphones work on my s8 and my s10 and on my computer
Same problem here, I have called Samsung and they are going to replace the headphones. Not sure what that's worth if they replace junk for junk. I was really looking forward to music on my run tonight. I am charging up my old phone with a regular headphone jack so I don't have to wait for them. Not sure what to do for a permanent solution at this point. I blame apple for killing the analog audio jack but also Samsung for putting out junk earbuds. There are a ton of posts about this issue so I dont have much hope. I dont want to charge my earbuds thank you.
Have you check in your developer settings..... Scroll down to media and check that Disable USB Audio Routing isn't turned on. If so turn off and it should work.
Thank you, this worked for me. I usually just use Bluetooth but had to use the headphones that came with the phone. Rarely used so it was weird they didn't work but your post helped me incredibly.
Hard to believe, but my headphones (accessories, AKG USB-C) don't work anymore either. I used the headphones once and now I can't use them anymore, because the headphones send the signal all the time to turn down the volume. Obviously a problem with the headphones.
How can it be that the headphones are broken? I am absolutely convinced that it is not due to my handling.
I received my last in-ear headphones with the purchase of my last iPhone. Hmm strange that these headphones have been with me for 3+ years and Samsung can't even manage to get the headphones included in the package to last a month. (As I said, I used Samsung's AKG only once!)
When you buy a smartphone that costs a small fortune and the manufacturers don't pay attention to small details, I quickly distance myself.
Honestly, I wanted to give Samsung another chance with the S20. I can't have it at all, if with such sums, no attention is paid to such small details.
I am convinced that this would not have happened to me with an iPhone. Sure, the S20 itself can't be blamed for the mistake, which lies in the AKG headphones. Nevertheless, they are there when you buy them, so please check the garbage you sell with your phone.
I can't get rid of the feeling that with Samsung everything only looks "clean and sharp" at first glance. I never had this feeling with Apple's products. Period.
