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Apple Blames Third-Party Batteries for Case of Exploding Beats Headphones
Apple reportedly claims that the blast was due to a defect in third-party AAA batteries, and not the headphones.
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Her Headphones Caught Fire On A Plane. 5-Point Safety Guide For You
After a passenger's headphones exploded while she was on a flight in Australia, her face and hands were burnt. Cabin crew poured a bucket of water as mid-air first aid; others endured the smell of melted plastic and burnt hair for the remainder of their journey on account of the headphones bursting into fire. That was a month ago, and it's still no...
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Woman Suffers Burns to Face, Hands When Her Headphones Explode Mid-Flight
There have been several incidents involving lithium batteries in recent years, including the now infamous Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
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Headphone Batteries Explode On Flight, Her Face And Hands Burnt
A woman suffered burns to her face and hands after her headphones caught fire during a flight to Australia, officials said Wednesday as they warned about the dangers of battery-operated devices on planes.
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Apple Blames Third-Party Batteries for Case of Exploding Beats Headphones
Apple reportedly claims that the blast was due to a defect in third-party AAA batteries, and not the headphones.
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Her Headphones Caught Fire On A Plane. 5-Point Safety Guide For You
After a passenger's headphones exploded while she was on a flight in Australia, her face and hands were burnt. Cabin crew poured a bucket of water as mid-air first aid; others endured the smell of melted plastic and burnt hair for the remainder of their journey on account of the headphones bursting into fire. That was a month ago, and it's still no...
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Woman Suffers Burns to Face, Hands When Her Headphones Explode Mid-Flight
There have been several incidents involving lithium batteries in recent years, including the now infamous Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
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Headphone Batteries Explode On Flight, Her Face And Hands Burnt
A woman suffered burns to her face and hands after her headphones caught fire during a flight to Australia, officials said Wednesday as they warned about the dangers of battery-operated devices on planes.
