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What has everyone's experience been with Bluetooth headphones? I'm tired of getting tangled and adjusting my headphones when I lift, so I'm thinking of going with some wireless IEMs. I'm looking through some reviews, but I'd like as many perspectives as possible.
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You know what? I just added platinum just for you. PM away!
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Aug 9, 2013 02:02
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What is the go-to wireless sports headphone at this point? I looked at this stuff a couple of years back and I'm hoping to go wireless this time if the market for wireless headphones has come far enough. Here's what I'm looking for: -Used for music while at the gym and working outside -Gotta be able to sweat in them -Battery life and ease of charging are important. Sometimes my Saturdays are an hour at the gym, followed by 5 - 8 hours of working outside. -This is to replace some old Bose IE2 buds that are showing some major signs of wear -The only thing I dislike about the Bose buds is the wire. I had a lot of trouble with it getting caught on things while doing yardwork. I'm really leaning more towards wireless. If you guys tell me that wireless is still meh then I'm open to corded again. Maybe keep this in the $100 range. $150 would be pushing it unless they come with a really solid warranty.
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Mar 17, 2016 13:39
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Using an iPhone. Thanks for those suggestions. If I were to go another wired pair, what would you recommend? I'm not sure how much audio quality I'm willing to sacrifice after a couple of years with the IE's 
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Mar 17, 2016 15:57
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PRADA SLUT posted:
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who noticed this. It's made researching products by user reviews on Amazon so much more difficult.
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Mar 24, 2016 15:40
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PRADA SLUT posted:It's pretty easy to tell which products are full of those though, even if they don't say they were paid off in the review. Right. If there was a way to filter them out, I'd be thrilled. Oh well. I've still been doing research to find some good gym/outdoor buds and I think I'm ready to sacrifice some audio quality for the convenience of wireless. I've considered buying the Jaybird X2's and then I ready that the next series (X3) comes out this spring, which may reduce the X2 price a good bit. Normally I would just wait, but my Bose IE2's are on their last leg. The cord is cracked and it's just a matter of time before they crap out 
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Mar 24, 2016 16:15
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Budget - $150 Source - MSI GS70 gaming laptop. Isolation Requirements - No isolation requirements. Preferred Type of Headphone - Full size. I have a blue snowball microphone already, so I do not need a headset with a mic. Just headphones. Preferred Tonal Balance - I'm not incredibly picky. I'm looking for something balanced that I can use for gaming and music. I play Overwatch and like to listen to music as I play. I also play PUBG and audio (footsteps, distant gunshots) is really important in that game. Past Headphones - I'm using my PS4 gold headset on my laptop right now and they get uncomfortable after a while. They're pretty terrible for music as well. Preferred Music - Pretty wide variety, but mostly indie rock, metal/hardcore and rap. Ehud fucked around with this message at 14:39 on Sep 9, 2017 |
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Sep 9, 2017 13:50
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DancingShade posted:I'm going to hazard a guess you want a mike as well for the gaming? Oh sorry, I forgot to say that I have a Blue snowball mic, so I just need headphones. I have a mic already. I'll edit that into my post.
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Sep 9, 2017 14:38
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Lube banjo posted:Open 'phones: The ad900x is what I'm leaning towards. Thanks for your input.
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Sep 9, 2017 18:35
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Lube banjo posted:Open 'phones: I went with the AD900x's and they're pretty great. I've only listened to music so far. Excited to try out some PUBG next.
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