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I think we should adapt it into devices like phones, after all who doesnt like cheap quality audio hardware that just works (TM), and for some reason doesnt deg
by saiya-jin 3y ago
I think we should adapt it into devices like phones, after all who doesnt like cheap quality audio hardware that just works (TM), and for some reason doesnt degrade or die after few years due to batteries?
- warrenm 3y agoI hate cabled headphones on a portable device Physically tethering to something designed to be slipped into a pocket, put in case, set down on the table while I walk around, etc is stupid Physically tethering to a stationary object (that you can't really use if you walk away form it) makes sense in some cases
- aidenn0 3y agoI like headphones primarily on devices that go in my pocket because they move with me. When I use headphones at a non-portable device I'm likely to damage them by walking away with them on. I use a BT headset at my PC for this reason; I can get up and pace &c. without worrying. Quick tip if you are using wired headphones while doing chores: run the cable under your shirt; that should leave little-to-no exposed cable to snag on things.
- warrenm 3y ago>run the cable under your shirt; that should leave little-to-no exposed cable to snag on things ...except your shirt when you take your phone out of your pocket to change what's playing, answer a message, etc :|
- trey-jones 3y agoI am also a get-up-and-pacer, and agree with your reasoning completely.
- warrenm 3y agoI pace, too .. but not if I'm using a desktop - only when on the phone (and occasionally) with a laptop