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Except this comes back to same problem most things do these days: battery life. You're going to need to return these to their case every few hours, so no one is
by untog 10y ago
Except this comes back to same problem most things do these days: battery life. You're going to need to return these to their case every few hours, so no one is going to wear them uninterrupted for a day.
- rplst8 10y agoThis should be the top answer. The product is simply not ready - as evidenced by a two month delay.
- enraged_camel 10y agoIs the two month delay evidence that the product is not ready now, or is it evidence that it was not ready two months ago? (This is a rhetorical question. You don't have to answer, because the answer is self-evident.)
- intended 10y agoI wonder- if these things do enough processing, would they get hot?
- rplst8 10y agoHaving watched the industry for 25 odd years, it just feels like the tech is not there yet. The short battery life, the less than stellar looks (cigarette butt ears) and whatnot. Two extra months isn't going to fix that IMHO. If you are struggling to get a minimum viable product, it's worrisome. Who knows though, maybe the problems they had were in the actual manufacturing of them.
- stouset 10y agoThat's five hours of continuous audio. OP is talking about a world where you leave them in all day and get periodic audio. Not everyone listens to music 24/7.
- untog 10y agoDo we know the battery drain relates to playing audio and not maintaining a bluetooth connection? The battery drain would certainly not be zero.
- emgram769 10y agocheck out how bluetooth LTE works, I think you'd be surprised at how little it can consume in a passive state
- test1235 10y ago>Not everyone listens to music 24/7 Nobody listens to music 24/7 ...