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What does it do? Why do you want a bluetooth connection when you are trying to sleep?

• zoky 3y ago
  For listening to music/white noise/droning YouTube videos while falling asleep.
• astura 3y ago
  Plenty of people use audio to fall asleep - be it relaxing music, white noise, nature sounds, podcasts, talk radio, boring speeches, or whateverelse. Not everyone likes the same sleeping audio as others sleeping in the same room.
  • Fnoord 3y ago
    The application such as Spotify could have a timer. The headphones apparently don't, nor do they have an auto go off when battery is depleted, or a way to more silently announce battery is low.
• Vicinity9635 3y ago
  You can use it to play music, I go with audio books. it's actually better at pairing with my iphone and ipad than my apple devices, which is wild. Product page: https://www.amazon.com/MUSICOZY-Headphones-Bluetooth-Everything-Christmas/dp/B07TPLZY74?th=1 https://www.amazon.com/MUSICOZY-Headphones-Bluetooth-Everyth...
  • simonklitj 3y ago
    I'm interested to hear in what way it pairs better!
    • Vicinity9635 3y ago
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