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Galaxy Buds@fasho I'm sorry to hear that. While the buds are sweat-resistant, being washed in the machine likely means they're damaged. If you send them in for repair, they'll likely detect water damage, and the repair cost will probably be close to a new pair.
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Galaxy BudsYeah, they are sweat-resistant, which is what I meant. Repairing them will almost cost the same as a new pair since everything will need to be replaced and cleaned to ensure any water residue is removed.
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