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Tis not fear.. I've bluetooth for my IPhone. Hell about 12 years ago I was writing bluetooth drivers for pumping trucks and PocketPC devices. It's just practi
by john_the_writer 4y ago
Tis not fear.. I've bluetooth for my IPhone.
Hell about 12 years ago I was writing bluetooth drivers for pumping trucks and PocketPC devices.
It's just practicality for a desktop I am tethered to the chair when I use my desktop. There is little point IMHO in asserting I could use the device if I were more than a few meters from it.
I have zero (and I mean zero) battery life issues. You've never had a connection issue? I mean in 15 years I have never spent more than 5 seconds connecting. And can you honestly say you've never run low on batteries? Never.. not once.
- jjeaff 4y agoI have wired headphones. However, I also have a lot of other things like lights, a mic on a boom arm, wireless mouse and keyboard, etc. If I had not had lots of trouble with my previous Bluetooth headphones, I definitely would still go wireless. there are just too many things for the cable to get tangled in, including me and the arms and wheels of my chair, the boom arm... Also, I have a one year old that gets positively giddy every time he rips my headphone jack out of my amp and gets a reaction out of me.
- darkteflon 4y agoI’m exactly the same. Bought a $40 Moukey 8-input mixer from Amazon, plugged everything in - PC, two Macs and a PS5, along with a pair of Sennheiser open-backed headphones. No futzing with connection switching, volumes are per-device so it’s set and forget, and you can even have multiple sources at the same time if you want (surprisingly useful). This is a domain where a wired setup makes perfect sense imo. It’s just painless. When I’m out and about, AirPods all the way.