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There’s no evidence that wireless earphones are “better” in any sense. Right now, if I let the earphones just dangle, they stay together and attached to the ph
by makecheck 10y ago
There’s no evidence that wireless earphones are “better” in any sense. Right now, if I let the earphones just dangle, they stay together and attached to the phone nicely. If I take out the wire, both earphones stay together because they are attached. There is even a logical place for a microphone and controls on the wire, depending on the model.
What can I do with wireless earphones? Oh that’s right, I can lose ONE but not the other; or I can lose both; nothing tethers both of them and the phone together. Oh, and there is probably going to be some reduction in audio quality for the sake of the wireless trend.
- Grishnakh 10y agoYeah, but consumers are stupid and care more about trendiness than function or quality. Beats headphones are proof of this: people will spend a small fortune on ugly, poor-sound-quality headphones just to be trendy. Even worse, these headphones even have weights added in to make them "feel better", even though having extra non-functional weights sitting on top of your head is incredibly stupid from an anatomical point-of-view.