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I bought a cheapy pair of heyday headphones ([0] but w/o active noise cancellation) a few years back because I wanted over-the-ear headphones with both Bluetoot
by mynameisash 6y ago
I bought a cheapy pair of heyday headphones ([0] but w/o active noise cancellation) a few years back because I wanted over-the-ear headphones with both Bluetooth and 3.5mm stereo jack. I used these in the office for music, on the bus for podcasts, as hands-free for my phone, etc. It was fantastic. The only complaint I really had was that the Bluetooth mode didn't work with my phone's mic. When they broke recently, I decided to pick up some Sennheisers[1] with similar functionality.
With both of these, there have been times when the cord got annoying, but I really like having that option. I've had these new ones almost two months and have probably charged the batteries once. That's about on-par with the heyday pair - probably less frequently, truly.
People hate on the 3.5mm jack, but it never fails, and I think the hate it gets is disproportionate to how much people actually struggle with it. And if you do struggle with it on occasion, having the option to flip between Bluetooth & 3.5mm is easy peasy.
[0] https://www.target.com/p/heyday-8482-active-noise-cancelling-over-ear-headphones-8211-black-gold/-/A-79899088#lnk=sametab https://www.target.com/p/heyday-8482-active-noise-cancelling...
[1] https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B083W7V3RG https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B083W7V3RG
- mrexroad 6y ago> People hate on the 3.5mm jack, but it never fails That was one of the most failure prone parts of the phones I’ve owned pre-AirPods. Corrosion, lint, etc...