Yeah for sure, just feels deeper than my other normal wired earbuds. Perhaps its just due to them being larger overall with all the extra electronics.They have to be pushed in. Small driver works well in small volume.
Yeah for sure, just feels deeper than my other normal wired earbuds. Perhaps its just due to them being larger overall with all the extra electronics.They have to be pushed in. Small driver works well in small volume.
I have two different pairs for under 100 cad and I dont care for either both are different brands and both pairs after no more then 1 hr of using them seem to go out of balance meaning the left side I can barely hear compared to the right side at first I thought that it was me or my tablet ( I was only less then 23 feet away at all times when using them) but I have trued them on others things and it also happens on them but if I connect wired none bluetooth they work fine ,. I then thought that maybe it had something to do with the batteries on both pairs but they seem to be fine. If I could confirm that more expensive Bluetooth ear buds wont do this then I would by them but as it is I dont want to have the chance that I am wasting even more money . this happened when I bought my second pair that was on for 40% off ( if I remember correctly)
that is probably what I am going to do . also I really hate the stupid flashing light of bluetooth it kept distracting me lolThat seems to be a common complaint for many of the new(er) fully wireless bluetooth devices. I haven't had that issue with either of my "wired" bluetooth ear buds. (Still wireless from the phone, but have a wire connecting the two ear pieces).
If it were up to me.... I'd just keep my eyes open for a decent $100ish sale on name brand buds that have reasonably good reviews.