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Check for fluff or muck in the headphone socket first and also the output settings for headphones in case it’s been moved all over to one side.
After that, if it’s faulty, I’d recommend talking to Samsung directly for repairs.
After that, if it’s faulty, I’d recommend talking to Samsung directly for repairs.
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Check for fluff or muck in the headphone socket first and also the output settings for headphones in case it’s been moved all over to one side.
After that, if it’s faulty, I’d recommend talking to Samsung directly for repairs.
After that, if it’s faulty, I’d recommend talking to Samsung directly for repairs.
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Hi 
@thegaleforce7 and welcome to O2 Community Forum...! where solutions are solved cheerfuly...! 
Have you tried the earphones in another equipment? if they are OK! then, it is a repair time for your Samsung S7 after you check what @MI5 suggested
All the best to you...! 
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