> Most people prefer Bluetooth because you don't need to deal with annoying wires getting tangled, ripping your earbuds out, etc. Thanks for this summary. I fe

> Most people prefer Bluetooth because you don't need to deal with annoying wires getting tangled, ripping your earbuds out, etc. Thanks for this summary. I feel sad to be in a minority who prefer wired headphones. For me it's because all their failures you listed are issues I can understand and mitigate. But when bluetooth goes wrong, what do I do? Usually: 1. turn off both devices and then turn them back on again 2. try to reconnect 3. if step 2 failed, give up and try again another day I don't learn anything. I feel infantilised and helpless.