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Headphone Adapter Gets Hot. I've only really noticed since it's started to get hot. My headphones’ plug part is getting so hot when i use it. The cable on my headphones gets hot on a specific part near the volume knob and i start to hear static crackling when the cable is. But it doesn’t happen with. My 3.5mm to lightning adapter gets warm and stops working randomly. After few minutes of listening to music, the connector goes hot (not warm, hot). If the headphone manufacturer included an adapter, use that instead. It gets hot when music doesn’t even play. The adapter will not only protect your headphones from overheating, it’s also better for your battery life in the long term. In my experience, your bluetooth headphones should barely heat up at all when you charge them. My music will then just play out of my phone speakers even. Also when track is changing (low sound) you. On a trip i just took where the adapter was exposed to high temperatures (>90f), it stopped working until i could cool it down inside.

On a trip i just took where the adapter was exposed to high temperatures (>90f), it stopped working until i could cool it down inside. My music will then just play out of my phone speakers even. If the headphone manufacturer included an adapter, use that instead. After few minutes of listening to music, the connector goes hot (not warm, hot). Also when track is changing (low sound) you. The cable on my headphones gets hot on a specific part near the volume knob and i start to hear static crackling when the cable is. It gets hot when music doesn’t even play. I've only really noticed since it's started to get hot. But it doesn’t happen with. In my experience, your bluetooth headphones should barely heat up at all when you charge them.

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Headphone Adapter Gets Hot It gets hot when music doesn’t even play. Also when track is changing (low sound) you. The adapter will not only protect your headphones from overheating, it’s also better for your battery life in the long term. The cable on my headphones gets hot on a specific part near the volume knob and i start to hear static crackling when the cable is. My music will then just play out of my phone speakers even. After few minutes of listening to music, the connector goes hot (not warm, hot). It gets hot when music doesn’t even play. I've only really noticed since it's started to get hot. My headphones’ plug part is getting so hot when i use it. If the headphone manufacturer included an adapter, use that instead. On a trip i just took where the adapter was exposed to high temperatures (>90f), it stopped working until i could cool it down inside. My 3.5mm to lightning adapter gets warm and stops working randomly. In my experience, your bluetooth headphones should barely heat up at all when you charge them. But it doesn’t happen with.