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I don't understand this complaint, are Bose and Sony headphones only pairable with one device? Seems a little short-sighted... My $30 Anker headphones are able

• redisman 5y ago
  Bose experience is very underwhelming for a $300 pair. Mandatory iOS app to change many settings, it fights me every day about the active noise cancellation (I want it off but it keeps turning on), using the microphone seems to bug out 70% of the time, opening the “Input” tab on MacOS sound settings makes them all crackly until I turn them off.. just an absurd amount of problems. I’m very happy with my corded audio technicas over 10+ years I’ve had them and surprisingly the wireless buds I got off Amazon (Tozo T-6). Even though those still have about 25% of the issues the boses have
• morsch 5y ago
  Many more recent bt headphones support multipoint, but I'm not sure any support more than two simultaneous connections. This meant I was back to disabling Bluetooth on my tablet when I wanted to use the Jabra 85hs to the TV. And I was naive enough to think that the sound from the two connections would be mixed, so you could, for example listen to music on my phone while hearing audible notifications from the computer (without the music dropping out). As with anything BT, it's a mixed bag. That said, after resisting it for a long time, those Jabras were one of the best things I ever bought. https://www.soundguys.com/bluetooth-multipoint-explained-28601/ https://www.soundguys.com/bluetooth-multipoint-explained-286...