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Yup. I am definitely wouldnt call myself an audiophile, but I like my over ear headphones. I switch them easily between my desktop, my laptop, and my cell phone
by SECProto 4y ago
Yup. I am definitely wouldnt call myself an audiophile, but I like my over ear headphones. I switch them easily between my desktop, my laptop, and my cell phone. They never die. Then I take my phone to my ten year old car and plug an aux cable in (it has Bluetooth but it is garbage - slow to connect, bad quality for music (regular skipping etc). Then when I travel to family's houses and want to play something over their stereo with an aux input, I can easily.
I like aux because it's easy. It just works.
- amelius 4y agoThere are still times when you want Bluetooth. For example when you want to pair with someone else's Bluetooth speaker at a party.
- SECProto 4y agoYes, fortunately including an aux port doesn't preclude also including Bluetooth. To quote the article: > It has NFC for pairing with wireless headphones, but it also has a headphone jack so you can choose. Shock of horrors
- Pawka 4y agoThere is also value of 3.5mm input on the speaker - it reduces battery drain a lot (useful when camping for example, mine lasted longer almost 50%). All three BT speakers I was able to find in my flat (different brands) have the line-in connector. Checked just now because I was curious.