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They might be useless for you, but some people use them. This design decision might be coherent with their main target audience.
by louhike 10y ago
They might be useless for you, but some people use them. This design decision might be coherent with their main target audience.
- stinos 10y agoThat's always a bit double. At one point I appreciate they try to improve the sound (and maybe succeed? didn't hear the last model yet), on the other hand I loathe the marketing 'best sound ever'-like phrases and hope not too many people fall for it, as it is in fact physically impossible to get anywhere near proper source reproduction whith such small speakers placed behind a cover. Then again, as you say target audience might not care about that.
- asmosoinio 10y agoFor me video conferencing on a laptop is a very usual use case, and improved audio makes that better. I don't think I'm the only one.