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Another data point: I currently use Marshall Major III wireless headphones, which are much cheaper than Bose's QC line, but I never had any problems with them (
by rob74 5y ago
Another data point: I currently use Marshall Major III wireless headphones, which are much cheaper than Bose's QC line, but I never had any problems with them (or with their predecessors, Marshall Major II, which I unfortunately lost). Of course my use case is the simplest there is: pair with phone, leave paired. But it works flawlessly, switch headphones on, headphones connected (except if BT is disabled on the phone of course).
- ChildOfChaos 5y agoAnother data point: I have these same headphones, listening to them now in fact and they are great. However the problem the original poster has still exists I think, when you use it across multiple devices it's annoying and I get that sound of it disconnecting and reconnecting to other devices while I am listening, so i have to find that device and turn the bluetooth off. Case in point this afternoon when I went to listen. Connect bluetooth on my iPad, connect the headphones, iPad shows that headphones are connected, listen to music, nothing, no sound... why? Ahh, have to go on my mac, disconnect them from my mac and then boom sound starts. It's just annoying with multiple devices and we live in a very multi-device world. I should just be able to press the device I want as a sound source and boom. It's silly to still be having this issue.