Where should I post a PineBuds Pro repair and battery replacement guide?

[waitingpio]

Title: Where should I post a PineBuds Pro repair and battery replacement guide?

Hi everyone,
I'm new to the forum, and I'd like to thank the Pine64 community for creating such a welcoming place. I've been following Pine64 products for a long time.
There isn't much information about the PineBuds Pro online, so I thought it might be useful to share what I've learned about repairing them, including how to replace the battery.
Could someone point me to the right section to post this in? Thanks in advance, and best wishes to all.

[tllim]

Title: Where should I post a PineBuds Pro repair and battery replacement guide?

Hi everyone,
I'm new to the forum, and I'd like to thank the Pine64 community for creating such a welcoming place. I've been following Pine64 products for a long time.
There isn't much information about the PineBuds Pro online, so I thought it might be useful to share what I've learned about repairing them, including how to replace the battery.
Could someone point me to the right section to post this in? Thanks in advance, and best wishes to all.

Thanks on sharing, there is no dedicate section for PineBuds Pro and you can post at PINE64   ›   General

[waitingpio]

Thank you, tllim, that's very kind of you to reply personally. I'll post it in the General section.

The write-up covers opening the earbud, the internal layout, and replacing the cell. My pair had been sitting unused for a long time, and the cell had aged the way lithium cells do in long storage, so runtime was down to about an hour. Replacing it brought them back. I'll have the guide up shortly with photos.

Thanks again, and thanks for everything Pine64 does.

[tllim]

Thank you, tllim, that's very kind of you to reply personally. I'll post it in the General section.

The write-up covers opening the earbud, the internal layout, and replacing the cell. My pair had been sitting unused for a long time, and the cell had aged the way lithium cells do in long storage, so runtime was down to about an hour. Replacing it brought them back. I'll have the guide up shortly with photos.

Thanks again, and thanks for everything Pine64 does.

Appreciate and thanks on the posting.