> Wireless headphones are subject to interference while wired ones are not. The GSM "buzz" would like to have a word with you. Admittedly it's no longer much

> Wireless headphones are subject to interference while wired ones are not. The GSM "buzz" would like to have a word with you. Admittedly it's no longer much of an issue as that standard is not used much anymore, but still... > I think at best 50% of people would prefer wireless I'm curious what your sample size on that is, as literally everyone I know who switched to a (good) pair a bluetooth headphones (20+ at this point) is 100% on the wireless bandwagon, myself included. Admittedly - a large portion of that 20+ samples of anecdata are from pool players who like to wear headphones while playing the game. The fact that there are no wires means that said players no longer have to come up with a way of dealing with the wire to prevent it from interfering in the game (so, sure, my sample is biased).