SplashNColor Replacement Button Cover Compatible with Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 – Headphone Volume Plus & Minus Controls – Replace Torn or Frayed Outer Buttons (Hardware Details in Description)

Key features

• GET BACK TO LISTENING — You pick up your headphones, but a torn, detached or frayed button cover stands between you and the volume controls. This replacement takes the place of the failed outer silicone buttons, so a damaged exterior no longer puts otherwise working headphones out of use. Bring your familiar headphones back into your listening day instead of giving up on them because the surface you press has fallen apart.
• FIX THE RIGHT PART — Keep working headphone electronics in use by replacing the damaged surface over their controls. This cover lets your finger press functioning internal switches again; it fixes the external control area, not failed switches or other electronics. Before starting your DIY project at home, check that the electronics still work, so you choose a part that tackles the worn outer buttons rather than an internal fault.
• READ YOUR VOLUME — Plus and minus markings distinguish the volume-up and volume-down buttons, so you know which control to press when a podcast is too quiet or your music is louder than you want. The marked outer controls put the adjustment back under your fingers on your headphones. Turn the sound up for a quiet passage or down for background listening, with clear symbols identifying the adjustment you want to make.
• SECURE THE CONTROL COVER — A small dab of B-7000 cement secures the buttons to your headphones' body, putting the outer control surface back where you press it during listening. For a configuration with separate plus and minus inserts, use suitable CA glue to attach those inserts. You get the plastic part only. Hardware required (not included): B-7000 cement (securing buttons to headphones).
• KEEP YOUR FAVORITE AUDIO — Put otherwise functioning headphones back to work for a podcast at your desk or music while you relax at home. Replacing the failed outer buttons makes the controls usable again, but installation compromises your headphones' original water resistance. Choose this fix with that tradeoff in mind, and plan for everyday listening without relying on the original water protection.