The amount each claim will receive is based on a variety of factors, which includes, the number of people that make claims, whether the original proof of purchase is available, and whether there are any records of a warranty repair or replacement for the earbuds in question. In theory, an individual purchaser could receive up to $189 if they have proof of purchase.
More detailed information is provided by the Wireless Earphones Settlement Administrator, the Angeion Group.
A final hearing is scheduled for January 15, 2021, to determine the fairness of the proposed settlement agreement. Relief will first be provided to class-action members after final approval by the court.
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