Logitech Freepulse headphones on Ipod only playing on one side

HI there. I have just purchased the Logitech Freepulse Bluetooth headphones for my 4G ipod. I have chosen the correct adadpter to Ipod, charged everything, connected & re-connected the bluetooth link, but the music only comes through on the right hand headphone, and not at any great volume. The ipods volume is a fair way up, the headphones volume pretty much all the way up & reverting back to my standard ipod earphones, i get the expected stereo sound at the normal volumes. What, if anything am i doing wrong? I would really appreciate your help on this..Glenn

domdias Jan 19, 2008

I'm having the same problem as above with my brand new freepulse headphones- Only one of my headphones works, has anyone had the same problem and managed to get them working again.

Many Thanks
Anonymous Mar 14, 2009

Same problem right here. It's the Ipod's shoddy construction and something strange in the freepulse's

Here's my history

First freepulse headphones

Broke two Ipod shuffles. Only one headpiece could play

Then the headphones broke, logitech is very nice about returns and sent me another

Second freepulse

Completely broke second Ipod shuffle. Just hear skips

Completely broke new Ipod nano.

Fail.

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Anonymous

Seems like you have a faulty transmitter unit. Try contacting logitech.

Posted on Sep 21, 2007

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