I have had the same problem, here are some things that might have happened to them.
There is one thin cord in the jack that is connected to your computer/tv/whatever. If you accidentally yank on it, or pull it out, twist it around, damage it in any way, there is a good chance that you have accidentally broken that VERY thin cord. Just treat them better, and avoid any harsh contact with them, and they should stay there for a long time.
Sometimes I understand that you listen to music really loud, for earphones, one side plays part of the music, while the other continues on a different part, if one side is more harder music than the other, it may break, from all the vibrations, causing one side to play and one side not to play.
If you listen with only one earphone in at a time, then the other is left dangling off of your shoulder, when you sit back in your chair, or lie down, the dangled side may accidentally get twisted around, or sat on, and break. It is so easy to break earphones, just be VERY VERY careful around them.
Here are some tips to keep them around fr a while.
Do not overuse them, overuse will break them, and pumping music through them loud, may damage them more.
Do not leave them in the earphone jack while they are not in use, for you may accidentally twist them and break them, and leave them in a safe place when not in use.
If you are very harsh on earphones, i would recommend not buying the MOST expensive ones at first, because there will be alot of money poured into them.
And last but not least...
... I hope you get a new pair, or get yours fixed, to enjoy the beauty of music :)
Peace, Love, And Happiness
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