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I lol'ed I remember thinking the same thing a few years ago when I spent $70 on a nice set of earbuds (thats a lot for me) that I had been ripped off because they were broken. I went back to the store and the salesperson laughed at me saying they were designed to run around the back of the head . I actually prefer this design now.
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Here's a ******ed question about the headphones though. Why is the right cord so much longer than the left?
If I put them in my ears, the distance from the fork to the left earbud is maybe 7 inches, but the distance from the fork to the right earbud is closer to 15 inches. There doesn't appear to be any way to adjust it.
I'm assuming this is a defect, but I figure I'll post here first just to make sure I'm not missing something.