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That doesn't sound like simultaneous-connection support is inconvenient. It sounds like Bose's buggy implementation of it is inconvenient. Back when I used to
by StevePerkins 5y ago
That doesn't sound like simultaneous-connection support is inconvenient. It sounds like Bose's buggy implementation of it is inconvenient.
Back when I used to lug around over-the-ear headphones, I mostly used a $50 pair of bluetooth headphones by Taotronics (a no-name, fly-by-night company that doesn't even seem to exist in Amazon's catalog now). And they work flawlessly with two simultaneously connected devices.
- Tsiklon 5y agoTaotronics were one of the brands banned from Amazon last year for inflating user reviews[1]. [1] - https://www.theverge.com/2021/10/1/22703276/amazon-banned-brand-dodge-ravpower-vava-taotronics-choetech https://www.theverge.com/2021/10/1/22703276/amazon-banned-br...
- StevePerkins 5y agoHuh. Looks like the company behind my "Taotronics" headphones are the same people who made the "Vava" USB hub that I use with my Mac (and which has been more reliable than Anker's that I've paid twice as much for). Stupid. They would have done just fine relying on organic reviews, but now they have the death penalty. It's like watching Richard Nixon get Watergated out of office, because he thought he needed an edge to beat George freaking McGovern.