EASY REPAIR for Logitech Headpset G332 (How to instructions EASY)

In this video we explain in easy to follow step-by-step instructions how to repair or replace the broken hinge on the Logitech headphones of the models G230, G231, G332, G430, G432 and G930.
The broken hinge is a very common problem for these models, and the repair can be sometimes be accomplished within only a few minutes. How easy the repair is depends on the extend of the damage to the plastic hinge. Sometimes we only need a paperclip, while other times it is advised to 3D-print or purchase a replacement hinge.
You can find the design for the replacement hinge, which was used in this video on on Thingiverse: www.thingivers...

[@TyK621]

Paperclip idea was great except it didn't hold.
Make a hook the size of a nickel to loop around the nut, then cinch it with pliers. Flatten it out and trim the ends until it fits enough to screw down. It'll act kind of like a spring.
That paperclip will break off pieces of plastic on the cover plate so remove debris before screwing down.

[@RAXITH_playz]

Hey sir. In that provided link it's only for the right side right?? Please provide left one please

[@MegaSafetyFirst]

Hi, both sides actually use the same part.

[@RAXITH_playz]

@@MegaSafetyFirst okay thanks

[@xBorisD]

Thank you so much for this video and for including the links to download the 3d printer parts.

[@juandavidayala2320]

thank you brooo! I needed the 3d document, ty

[@pentiummmx2294]

i can't really believe that logitech still sells those flawed headsets, starting from the G930 and evolving into the G230 and G430 and then the G332 and G432

[@JohnSmith-he2pg]

Maybe they are aware of the structural weakness and intentionally designed the headset hinge to break intentionally within a certain period of time, or by accident.

[@JohnSmith-he2pg]

The other guess is that Logitech had to design the headset within a certain budget and decided having metal hinges was just too expensive?

[@pentiummmx2294]

@@JohnSmith-he2pg my hyper x clouds cracked around some area after a year of usage, im done with gaming headsets

[@JohnSmith-he2pg]

@@pentiummmx2294 Okay