xReminisce
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I wont deny they are annoying at times
I always have it tucked inside my clothes
but that's why i have the pixel buds
when I am topless walkign around the house lool
Bluetooth headphones?
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I always have it tucked inside my clothes
but that's why i have the pixel buds
when I am topless walkign around the house lool
Movementking
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yeah thats right, you can put it under the shirt but its annoying cause in my case i had to pull on them all the time i moved my body because they then tightened up and flew outI wont deny they are annoying at times
I always have it tucked inside my clothes
- Mar 22, 2013
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Okay dudes. You guys are awesome, it's been fun. Thanks for the help and the company
I gots to go now, have work to do.
You guys take your headphones, plug them IN your ears, just push them in until you feel them touching the mushy part of your brain, then stop. Put volume on max. And then play this song and enjoy yourselves
p.s imagine my surprise when I realized that this song wasn't even on Youtube. Pfff. So I tried uploading it, but stupid Youtube won't take an mp3 file. So I converted it to mp4, but stupid Youtube won't take mp4 without actual video. So I converted it to mp4 with blue background, and there we have it. Enjoy
I gots to go now, have work to do.
You guys take your headphones, plug them IN your ears, just push them in until you feel them touching the mushy part of your brain, then stop. Put volume on max. And then play this song and enjoy yourselves
p.s imagine my surprise when I realized that this song wasn't even on Youtube. Pfff. So I tried uploading it, but stupid Youtube won't take an mp3 file. So I converted it to mp4, but stupid Youtube won't take mp4 without actual video. So I converted it to mp4 with blue background, and there we have it. Enjoy
Richlove
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AirPods Pro have been one of my top 5 purchases since the beginning of the pandemic. They sound great and just work. Noise cancellation is legendary and allows me to take Teams meetings while I walk without background noise seeping through. Get them on sale.
I will add that all the other Bluetooth headphones/earbuds I got from Amazon all had some type of issue from battery life to not connecting consistently
I will add that all the other Bluetooth headphones/earbuds I got from Amazon all had some type of issue from battery life to not connecting consistently
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Get Airpod Pro's with earhooks. Prevents the Airpod from falling out (so you can use in intense exercise, eating, head movements, etc). Noise Cancellation is pretty good. There may be better headphones out there, but you may end up paying more than you are comfortbale.
- Mar 22, 2013
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You know what, the earhooks, all right, they may hold the thing in place. But they look retarded
No offense to anyone wearing them haha
Plus they may not feel so comfortable after hours of wearing, leave your ear hurting and shit. So no.
HoNeYBiRD
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I don't like in-ear earphones, so i got the Airpods 2, not the Pro. Not great, not terrible. The biggest annoyance is that it drops the bluetooth signal randomly. The Pro does the same, which i wouldn't expect from something at that price range. Sometimes it recovers fast and connects automatically again, sometimes it doesn't. It's due to some interference. I noticed, it's happening mostly, when i walk by certain traffic lights or i'm paying at certain cashiers.
I have a low-end bluetooth Sony headphone too, which i used out and about and i didn't notice signal drops with that.
I have a low-end bluetooth Sony headphone too, which i used out and about and i didn't notice signal drops with that.
Ashk881
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Idk, not sure about that. Mine have gone over a year by now and there's no indication that they are going to die any soon.
The sound is decent at best but I don't use it for listening exclusively anyways. I mostly use them when I am exercising or outside.
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Yeah the interference sucks. Like the FM transmittor in my car always losing signal a bit when I pass on certain streets.
I ordered the SonicGear earbuds, they should be here in 2-3 days. I'll report how they are when they arrive and I test them
- Mar 22, 2013
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I got the SonicGear earbuds.
They're really good. They look nice. They fit in the ear well. All the touch options work. And the sound is pretty amazing actually, exceeded my expectations.
They are a bit large though. I mean, maybe they could be a tiny tiny bit smaller. Like a millimeter
Anyway, all good here. I'm happy
They're really good. They look nice. They fit in the ear well. All the touch options work. And the sound is pretty amazing actually, exceeded my expectations.
They are a bit large though. I mean, maybe they could be a tiny tiny bit smaller. Like a millimeter
Anyway, all good here. I'm happy
TacoLocoTeam
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I have the airpods and they wor great for me!
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So 2 months later, using the Sonicgear TWS 5 Pro earbuds...
I don't use them every day, and I keep them in the box when not in use. They haven't been exposed to any extreme temperatures, and I didn't drop them once. I even turn off my phone's bluetooth when I'm not using the earbuds (in order to save the phone battery mostly).
Today the right earbud just ran out of battery after some 30 minutes of use. The left one was fine and kept going (they can be used independently of each other).
Then I put the earbuds in the box for some 20 minutes, and the left one charged fully. The right one didn't. Then I took the right one out of the case and paired with my phone, and it said 100% battery. But then I put on some music and literally every minute it would drop 10% battery. WTF
Now I've had them both in the box for about 2 hours. The left one is fully charged. The right one though, it's like it won't fully charge. There's a red light that should turn off when the earbud is fully charged. It just won't turn off. So I plugged the box to the lap top to recharge the box, and I'll leave the earbuds in like that until tomorrow. A guy on reddit mentioned he tried charging the case with the earbuds in when he had the same problem. It didn't help him any, but it's worth a shot.
I fully expect the earbuds to not last forever, but I bought them like 2 months ago, and that's too little time for them to be having problems, especially considering I often don't use them for days at a time, and nothing has happened to them to cause this problem.
If the problem persists, I'll have to claim my warranty. I should have a 2 year warranty. But you know how it goes with warranties - you're covered for everything except the problem you're actually having.
Meh...
I don't use them every day, and I keep them in the box when not in use. They haven't been exposed to any extreme temperatures, and I didn't drop them once. I even turn off my phone's bluetooth when I'm not using the earbuds (in order to save the phone battery mostly).
Today the right earbud just ran out of battery after some 30 minutes of use. The left one was fine and kept going (they can be used independently of each other).
Then I put the earbuds in the box for some 20 minutes, and the left one charged fully. The right one didn't. Then I took the right one out of the case and paired with my phone, and it said 100% battery. But then I put on some music and literally every minute it would drop 10% battery. WTF
Now I've had them both in the box for about 2 hours. The left one is fully charged. The right one though, it's like it won't fully charge. There's a red light that should turn off when the earbud is fully charged. It just won't turn off. So I plugged the box to the lap top to recharge the box, and I'll leave the earbuds in like that until tomorrow. A guy on reddit mentioned he tried charging the case with the earbuds in when he had the same problem. It didn't help him any, but it's worth a shot.
I fully expect the earbuds to not last forever, but I bought them like 2 months ago, and that's too little time for them to be having problems, especially considering I often don't use them for days at a time, and nothing has happened to them to cause this problem.
If the problem persists, I'll have to claim my warranty. I should have a 2 year warranty. But you know how it goes with warranties - you're covered for everything except the problem you're actually having.
Meh...
- Mar 22, 2013
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Insane in the mem(brain)?
bluetooth devices and 3G, 4G mobile phone causes brain tumour because of radiation
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These are indestructible:
https://www.amazon.com/Xiaomi-Single-ear-Double-ear-Compatible-Performance/dp/B08GSQ7B9Z/
I used them for like two years. These were the worst two years they could have ever lived. I stepped on them hundreds of times, dropped them millions of times, and they still kept their decent sound quality. They last pretty long and change fast enough.
However, my best recommendation would be sony wh1000xm4 noise canceling headphones, the only king. You won't regret buying if you initially needed them.
https://www.amazon.com/Xiaomi-Single-ear-Double-ear-Compatible-Performance/dp/B08GSQ7B9Z/
I used them for like two years. These were the worst two years they could have ever lived. I stepped on them hundreds of times, dropped them millions of times, and they still kept their decent sound quality. They last pretty long and change fast enough.
However, my best recommendation would be sony wh1000xm4 noise canceling headphones, the only king. You won't regret buying if you initially needed them.
- Mar 22, 2013
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Brain tumors run from me, because they're worried I'll give them a brain tumor. Noo problem
Yeah but I already got some bluetooth earbuds, so I'm not really looking for recommendations anymore. In any case, thanks for the comment
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Regarding my little problem:
So 2 months later, using the Sonicgear TWS 5 Pro earbuds...
I don't use them every day, and I keep them in the box when not in use. They haven't been exposed to any extreme temperatures, and I didn't drop them once. I even turn off my phone's bluetooth when I'm not using the earbuds (in order to save the phone battery mostly).
Today the right earbud just ran out of battery after some 30 minutes of use. The left one was fine and kept going (they can be used independently of each other).
Then I put the earbuds in the box for some 20 minutes, and the left one charged fully. The right one didn't. Then I took the right one out of the case and paired with my phone, and it said 100% battery. But then I put on some music and literally every minute it would drop 10% battery. WTF
Now I've had them both in the box for about 2 hours. The left one is fully charged. The right one though, it's like it won't fully charge. There's a red light that should turn off when the earbud is fully charged. It just won't turn off. So I plugged the box to the lap top to recharge the box, and I'll leave the earbuds in like that until tomorrow. A guy on reddit mentioned he tried charging the case with the earbuds in when he had the same problem. It didn't help him any, but it's worth a shot.
I fully expect the earbuds to not last forever, but I bought them like 2 months ago, and that's too little time for them to be having problems, especially considering I often don't use them for days at a time, and nothing has happened to them to cause this problem.
If the problem persists, I'll have to claim my warranty. I should have a 2 year warranty. But you know how it goes with warranties - you're covered for everything except the problem you're actually having.
Meh...
We may, just may be in luck.
I just remember I talked to a friend over a FB messenger call for about 30 minutes before I left the house. And from some reading I just did, it's normal for the right earbud (the master earbud anyway) to drain faster because it's the one that connects to the bluetooth, and the one that has the microphone and all that other shit. So it uses more battery by design.
So it's either that, or the right earbud's battery is going RIP on me after only 2 months of use.
I'll charge the earbuds while I charge the box at the same time, for a good 6+ hours, and I'll make sure to take a nice long walk at some point while listening to my music. If the right earbud runs out of battery really fast and the left one keeps going and going, I'll try to claim my warranty.
Fingers crossed I emptied out the battery of the right earbud for using the microphone.