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The bigger problem for me isn't that I'm listening for 6 hours nonstop and the battery runs out. It's Bluetooth and the seeming lack of sleep on the devices wh
by mancerayder 3y ago
The bigger problem for me isn't that I'm listening for 6 hours nonstop and the battery runs out. It's Bluetooth and the seeming lack of sleep on the devices when they're not playing anything. What happens is after a commute, I'll leave the earbuds in my pocket but the Android phone stays connected and they drain overnight. This might be because of the noise canceling staying on.
Either way I have to remember to turn off Bluetooth on the phone, because who's going to manually unpair and repair.
And the earbuds have no light on them in one case (Ankers) and no obvious way to turn them off without listening to a chime (Shures).
I'd like to just blame Bluetooth out of spite, but it seems perhaps a limitation of the drivers of those devices.
- PoignardAzur 3y agoI've never had this problem, because from the very first time I got wireless earbuds I got into the habit of taking the case with me whenever I take the earbuds. So if I want to take the earbuds off I just put them into the case out of muscle memory. The other benefit of doing this is it's a lot harder to lose them.
- mancerayder 3y agoThen don't get the pricey Shures, with their giant case that doesn't fit in a pocket (unless you want to seem happy to see someone).