Will they be cleaned and fixed if refurbished? null

In theory, yes, but I just received a certified refurbished pair of earbuds with someone else's earwax all over them and the case was covered in dirt.

I just received a filthy pair of beats headphones now I have to wait to receive another

Yes. Mine were clean and like new

In my case the refurbish is clean when I receive.

I bought a refurbished set and they had new ear inserts and looked almost new. Honestly I could not tell it was a refurbished item!

Mine looked brand new, there rent even finger prints and the cords still had the paper seals.

“Will they be cleaned and fixed if refurbished?”

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In theory, yes, but I just received a certified refurbished pair of earbuds with someone else's earwax all over them and the case was covered in dirt.
Answered by Jennettles 1 year ago
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I just received a filthy pair of beats headphones now I have to wait to receive another
Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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Yes. Mine were clean and like new
Answered by Bigdaddy7973 3 years ago
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In my case the refurbish is clean when I receive.
Answered by Patrick 3 years ago
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I bought a refurbished set and they had new ear inserts and looked almost new. Honestly I could not tell it was a refurbished item!
Answered by Nelly 3 years ago
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Mine looked brand new, there rent even finger prints and the cords still had the paper seals.
Answered by Mariah 3 years ago
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Yea that’s common sense
Answered by Ferns 3 years ago
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