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If you don't mind crappy audio (music that skips, plays fast/slow depending on interference, etc) and terrible recording (handsfree car-like 8bit audio), Blueto

• izacus 10y ago
  And having to charge all the things all the time.
  • kranner 10y ago
    And latency which makes monitoring live audio (e.g. playing a guitar through an effects processing app) unusable.
  • sosborn 10y ago
    This is my only real concern. Audio quality has gotten pretty good the past couple of years.
• csydas 10y ago
  The audio recording hasn't been bad for long time, though with BT it really is a case of you get what you pay for. I had a fairly nice BT headset from Jabra back from about 2009, and it sounded good for playback and for talking to people on skype/vent/game chats. My cheapo chinese knockoff headset I bought for running has a horrible mic (but good audio) I'm not saying it's perfect and everyone should immediately love it, but wireless audio is good enough for most people right now. The fact that I have the option of getting a $10 pair of BT headphones for running is pretty cool, and it's a purchase I do not regret in the slightest - they've survived Russian winters, so they're good enough in my book.
• joshstrange 10y ago
  I listen to music all day long on $30 BT headphones/buds and have none of these issues (save for recording which I never do).