Bluetooth Neckband From Faulty Wire Earphone

In this tutorial, I use a Bluetooth receiver to turn a broken earphone into a wireless Bluetooth neckband. In my situation, a 3.5 mm male audio jack wiring issue prevents both earpieces from producing sound. I can get it to function by shaking the audio jack wire. 

You can make your earphones wireless if you experience the same issue with them.

Supplies

You need Following Materials :

1) Faulty Earphone

2) Two Tic-Tac candy empty packet

3) Bluetooth Receiver

4) 3.7 volt Lithium ion battery

5) Iron wire

6) Quick Fix glue

7) wire cover

Step 1: Cut

Take a non-working earphone and carefully cut the left and right earpieces with a cutting knife. You needed 1 foot of wire from the earpiece, so you cut it from a distance of 1 foot. Both of my ears are functioning well in my instance. I individually tested each battery connected directly to this earpiece. Your earphone speaker will be in functioning order if it makes the sound (trrr.... trr..) .

Step 2: Tic-tac

Create a hole in one empty tic tac candy packet with a cutting knife or soldering iron. The wire holder should then be threaded through this and bonded with quick adhesive. Make two of this kind of packet.

Take one iron wire that is circular, and thread both ends through the Tic-Tac Packet.

Step 3: Neck Band Wire

Once the remaining earphone cable is cut to 1.5 feet in length and both end covers are removed, it's time to get creative. The next step is to pass both ends of the cable through the tic-tac cap, just like in the picture. To take things a step further, you can even decorate the cap with stickers or paint to give it a personalized touch.

Step 4: Bluetooth

Carefully examine the wiring according to Image 1. This will ensure that you have a clear understanding of how the wires are connected and where they need to be soldered. Once you have a good grasp of the wiring, it's time to move on to the next step which involves soldering the wires to the Bluetooth receiver for both earpieces as shown in the picture.

This process requires precision and patience, as any mistakes could lead to malfunctioning or non-functional earpieces. It's important to make sure that each wire is securely attached and that there are no loose connections. After soldering, it's recommended to test each earpiece separately before pairing them with your device.

Step 5: Left Earbud

Then put the Bluetooth receiver to the tic-tac packet, and secure the cap as shown in the picture.

Step 6: Battery

Once you have moved to the right tic-tac packet, take note of the diagram provided and connect the batteries and earbuds accordingly. Ensure that you match the positive and negative ends of the batteries with their respective connectors.

Once you have successfully connected everything, it's time to put a battery inside the tic-tac. After that, tighten the cap securely to avoid any potential leaks or damage to your device. It's important to note that you should always handle batteries with care and dispose of them properly when they are no longer in use. With your tic-tac now assembled and ready to go.

Step 7: Charging and Connecting

This neckband may be connected to through Bluetooth and charged using a micro USB port. Enjoy some music.

This device is perfect for those who are always on the go, as it allows you to enjoy your favorite tunes or answer important calls without having to hold your phone. The neckband's sleek design makes it easy to wear and carry around, while its high-quality sound output ensures that you get the best audio experience possible. Additionally, its long battery life ensures that you can use it for extended periods without having to worry about running out of power. So whether you're commuting to work or working out at the gym, this neckband is a must-have accessory for anyone who loves music and convenience.