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It is if you care about ANC and convenience of use. At home wired is obviously king :)

• Dylan16807 3y ago
  Noise cancelling isn't incompatible with wires... And both wired and wireless have their own convenience problems. But the wireless ones are more frustrating in my experience.
  • okdood64 3y ago
    What's inconvenient about wireless ones with ANC versus wired ones with ANC?
    • Dylan16807 3y ago
      Pairing problems, occasional dropouts, and the biggest one, delay.
      • wiseowise 3y ago
        Never had any of those. Define delay, maybe I have it.
        • Dylan16807 3y ago
          https://www.thewelltemperedcomputer.com/Pictures/Hardware/Bluetooth/Latency.jpg https://www.thewelltemperedcomputer.com/Pictures/Hardware/Bl... https://www.0db.co.kr/files/attach/images/179/725/105/002/ebfe9542ff0ff0eea9217a7359f51d53.png https://www.0db.co.kr/files/attach/images/179/725/105/002/eb... Bluetooth usually introduces some pretty big delays to sound. Sometimes video players can synchronize themselves, but controls will have a weird lag even for audio-only applications and hopefully you don't want to do anything interactive. And speaking of interactive, your typical bluetooth device will drop to horrendous quality if you switch into headset mode.