My Beats Studio wireless won't charge

"If your Studio or Studio Wireless headphones aren’t charging properly or you’re having difficulties with sound, try resetting your headphones.

ResetPress and hold the power button for 10 seconds.Release the button.The Fuel Gauge LEDs will all blink white, followed by one blinking red.When the lights stop flashing, reset is complete.Your Studios will automatically power on after a successful reset.If you reset and you’re still having issues, try using another power source, a different cable, or try sound troubleshooting for headphones.

MINE IS CHARGING NOW"

I have found that you need to have the wire at a certain angle by wrapping the cable around the headphones and adjusting the position until the lights start to blink. but it only gets harder to do over time and it eventually stops charging.

Mine also stopped working. They were not used for some time so I charged them. All the lights were glowing. But when I connected them to my laptop is did not work. I then looked as some videos for fixing such a problem. The first video suggested that I simultaneously press the On/Off and the mute button, which is one on each headset, for two minutes. After that I connected it to my laptop and it worked. One thisng for sure is that you must change the headset first before you do this trick. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FY8xgef-...

I purchased my studio 3 wireless headphones not even a year ago, about 7 months. They were working fine, even this morning. However, I came home and plugged them to charge as the LED indicators were off. Plugging the headphones in usually lights them up and I can power on the headphones. However, when I plug them in, the LED indicators are very dim and steady. Then, they fade out to nothing. I can't even power them on. I can't even reset them. Nothing happens. Very disappointed.

I just ordered a AC/DC charger for my rechargeable razor. I sometimes can’t transfer files via a USB cord to my laptop. The reason that I state these supposedly unrelated comments: Because I think that it may be possible that you might have to change your charging cord. It sounds like what happened to me with my shaver. It just hadn’t been recharging and eventually died altogether. My Beats had a problem, but I simply held the power button in for a longer time and it started to work again, but it sounds like your headset is simply not charging at all. I hope that this helps. Even if it does not, I wish you much success. Please let us all know what you ultimately end up finding out or doing. Thank you.