Wireless Headphones

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If you want wireless, the moondrop edge has pretty good value. Has an acceptable low latency mode too. Though for gaming headphones, open back with good imaging is likely preferred. Audio technica R70x is really good. I really like this headphone for regular use and gaming.

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I'm thinking about getting some new wireless headphones but there are so many choices What wireless headphones have you used and liked? I'm looking for something comfortable with good sound and solid battery life. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/WorriedDaikon4573 to r/Bluetooth_Audiophile [link] [comments]

BTW I'm one of you - I have wired ones too =) submitted by /u/Futtman to r/NoStupidQuestions [link] [comments]

Im looking for the best wireless headphones for everyday use. Absolute max budget is $500. I would use these in class, while studying, for gaming, etc. Pretty much everything lol. Anyone got any recs? Big plus if the headphones are durable and look brand new for a while. Thanks! submitted by /u/Fabulous_Mix_4327 to r/HeadphoneAdvice [link] [comments]

Wireless headphones are a scam. Wired headphones are superior in every way, and just having to deal with wireless headphones, blootooth headphones, feels like such an imposition of the worst of the modern world. What is something nobody needed but all of a sudden you have to have because they've removed the ability to do things the old fashioned way? Wireless headphones. Ways in which wired headphones are superior: They don't have to charge. Plug them in the headphone jack and you are good to go, forever. Wireless headphones die in an hour, or they start beeping at you on your walk. They are harder to lose. Now with wireless headphones I have to keep track of two tiny little objects that are easy to lose. Connecting is easy- you just put them in the headphone jack. I don't have to unlock my phone, go into the settings, do all this dumb shit just to play a tune. And hope they stay connected, or like, god forbid you want to share a headphone with someone. They are right there. Let me tell you one thing- I have never and will never need my headphones to be more than a few feet from whatever device they're playing from. I'm not walking across the house. Do you know why? Because even with wireless headphones, they're going to cut out when you get a couple walls away from your phone. Fucking stupid. It's like this with everything now. We had something good going - everyone was used to it. Every device had a little 3.5mm headphone jack, perfect! Then someone decided to fuck it up, to create some totally useless little invention that the whoel world adopted without a second thought, and now you can't find a headphone jack on a phone to save your life. There are a lot of things like this, that were fine then somebody decided to ruin by ostensibly making a "cool new technological innovation" that actually makes it suck worse. submitted by /u/DirtyManCunt to r/redscarepod [link] [comments]

Could anyone recommend me a pair of wireless headphones that are: Easy on the ears (my current ones are making my ears ache from the pressure) Able to be worn pretty much 24/7 without too much wear and tear Amplify sound instead of noise cancelling (most important to me) I wear headphones purely for aesthetic purposes and have been having some trouble hearing people and have also been experiencing minor earache. I’m currently using skullcandy crusher evos. If there’s anything that has better ventilation to the ear that would also be nice because I’m concerned about ear infections, but if that’s not really possible with the other specifications that’s fine. submitted by /u/100_HOLLOW_001 to r/HeadphonesAdvice [link] [comments]

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Hello everyone sorry for the rant here but I've used Airpods 3 for about a year now, until recently while I was cleaning them I managed to literally push in the entire speaker on my left airpod in, and while trying to pry them open and repair them, (which by the way was completely possible with my previous airpods 1) I managed to screw up the whole thing and now it's useless. Now, apple has decided that for my mistake I must pay for more than half of what I did for the damned things originally, and honestly? I don't feel like it, now what annoys me is that in fact, I LOVE the audio quality in these things, and I'm afraid other brands (Samsung, Xiaomi, Sounpeats, etc) won't be up to part to what Im used to, Im a huge music lover and I NEED that quality in my music, I just need to be able to distinguish every instrument, but currently I don't have the money to spend another 200 dollars for a pair of airpods 4 or whatever, what has worked best for you?, do you recommend moving over to Samsung or whatever brands are constantly on sale on Amazonm, picture is some Sonys I saw that seemed to kind of fit what I want. submitted by /u/NxtDestiny to r/headphones [link] [comments]

I don't use headphones a lot because of sensitive ears and just a general desire to be aware of my surroundings. It's a bit hard for me to find comfortable headphones and the ones I bought about 10 years ago are falling apart even with very little use. The plastic around the wire is just falling off and it's clear these aren't good quality. The quality sound has also significantly decreased. I'm not sure if that's because of improvements in technology, but if it is, it has me wondering if it's a good idea to invest in headphones or, since I don't use them that much, just get something that works fine for my needs. I also prefer wires instead of wireless. Edit: I would love to just be able to use Apple headphones, but they, like most other standard headphones, don't work for people with sensitive ears. Neither does anything that completely covers my ear. submitted by /u/Anthro_Doing_Stuff to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

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We're gathering feature requests and improvements for the next-gen MOMENTUM Wireless headphones. Whether you're a current user or future buyer — we want your input. What do you want to see in the next version? Better mic performance? Snapdragon Sound support? Improved controls or app integration? More premium materials? Longer battery life or faster charging? Drop your wishlist in the comments! 👇 We’re listening. 🎧 submitted by /u/sennheiserconsumer to r/sennheiser [link] [comments]

I’m not an audiophile, but I just need a solid pair of wireless headphones for music, podcasts, and everyday use. I want something comfortable that I can wear during my commute, workouts, and even at work. Should have good Bluetooth connectivity, don’t want the signal cutting out like a WiFi router on its last breath lol. Budget is not an issue, I’m ready to invest in something high-quality that will last. What are the best options out there in the market? Please send me your recommendations. TIA! submitted by /u/solemnlyvalid to r/HeadphoneAdvice [link] [comments]

To think there was all that uproar when Apple removed the 3.5mm jack from the iPhone. Now after owning wireless headphones for over a year it’s almost unthinkable that they used to be wired. You’d have to buy new earbuds every few weeks or months because they’d get destroyed after a while whereas a good wireless pair will last you much, much longer. I really believe it’s one of the most useful day to day things we’ve developed recently submitted by /u/fawkwitdis to r/unpopularopinion [link] [comments]

Like the title says, my wife borrowed my headphones for a business trip. She was gone for two weeks, headphones in tow. I even spent time on an international call with her to help troubleshoot because they weren’t pairing with her phone. Now she’s back, and my headphones aren’t. I know it’s petty. I’m glad she’s back, but she seems to be awfully careless with my belongings. Broken, misplaced, damaged, or lost, we go on a trip, or just around the house, it’s my shit that seems to be affected. It’s beginning to feel targeted. Last year she broke the dome on my automatic watch when she was packing the car. My record player is mysteriously not working. (The last one was probably the children, but they don’t go in my office when I’m home, so) … when these things happen, I feel like she doesn’t respect me or my things. Things I’ve worked hard for, and things I take care of meticulously. It probably wouldn’t be an issue, but if something goes missing or gets broken, it’s never her fault. Even my headphones, which were half a world away from me, it was the person processing her through the checkpoint at the airport. Also, if they were easily replaced, no biggie. But, they don’t make this model anymore. The idea of used headphones makes my skin crawl. Oh, did I mention they were $350? I make good money, but I don’t like tossing out $350. Even a used pair in good condition are listed for over $250. This shit just pisses me off. I spent two weeks with the kids, on my own, so she could grow her career. None of her things got lost or broken. Hell, the house is just about as clean as when she left. On the bright side, she did buy me a $20 set of AI generated profile pictures for Father’s Day. She also picked up a bottle of scotch from Duty Free on her journey. So, I’ve got that going for me. Happy Fathers Day to me. TL;DR: Wife lost my $350 headphones on her way back from her two week business trip, now I’m left figuring out how to replace them and handling my emotions, because she doesn’t really seem too bothered by it. Update: We had a talk, and found a like new replacement on Poshmark. Still not pleased, but it has been resolved. This pair will not be traveling without me. Thank you Reddit for letting me vent. submitted by /u/JsDaFax to r/TrueOffMyChest [link] [comments]

You can't lose one earbud without ripping it off, if they fall you can always grab the wire, they don't run out of battery, you can put the cord inside your clothes if it gets in your way. I'm so sad phones no longer support wired earphones. I hope one day society will open their eyes and see the truth. Edit: in the title i said wireless headphones but i meant wireless earbuds, English isn't my first language, sorry for the confusion. submitted by /u/idkhowpykeworks to r/unpopularopinion [link] [comments]

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AirPods are overrated. You have to charge them. You have to keep track of many components (both pods, case, charger). You can easily lose them or drop them into an endless abyss that is the subway grate in the sidewalk. Not wired headphones! You never have to worry about if they’re charged; they’ll never die mid-run! When you drop them, they’re not likely to fall somewhere to their death, and they’re harder to lose!! Maybe this is the poor grad student coming out on me- but wired headphones have my vote any day!! submitted by /u/goh00s to r/unpopularopinion [link] [comments]

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