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Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro True Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds (various colors) $72.25 + Free Shipping
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From the previous thread:
Battery life is not as good as advertised but solid. I get ~4 hours from the buds at 60% volume and ~ 4 charges from the case. Case supports wireless charging and quick charge so dropping it on a MagSafe puck for a few minutes is super convenient. The multi point connect is excellent, even jumping between my MBP and iPhone whenever appropriate. I'm not sure about their Hear i.d gimmick but there are other eq in the soundcore app to customize to your liking.
Only linger con imho is they don't always properly sit in the charging case. The right bud specifically has to be removed and reset in its grove to make sure it's charging properly. Sometimes they also remain connected to devices if not properly set in their case and end up draining both the buds and connected device battery.
For 1/2 or 1/3 price these compete 95% with best in class models. If you're on the fence, Liberty Pro 3 are excellent at this price.
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There's been multiple studies that show it'll really fark up your hearing even with short term daily usage - >90 min.
My experience: for music listening, I really liked them, lots of EQ options. ANC worked well during a business trip I took. The jet engine noise dropped significantly
My absolute biggest gripe was the phone call. The background noise was reported to be awful, this thing picks up the smallest of noise. My voice, it came across as digitized and at times, garbled. I sent them back, and got a replacement. Nothing changed in regards to the quality when making a phone call. They are sitting on the coffee table.
The apple AirPods Pro gen 2 are on sale for $200. Bought them on Monday. background noise complaints seems to have gone away. For my ears, the music sounded very good too.
I'll do some more playing around with the Anker liberty 3 pro, but I'm 99% sure they are going back to amazon.
There's been multiple studies that show it'll really fark up your hearing even with short term daily usage - >90 min.
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It's the combination of A/NC + earbuds at high volumes for long durations.
For younger people, it is almost used intentionally at higher volumes for long periods. There are definitely major benefits though, but most of the time people use ANC with their volume at 100%.
Typically over the ear headphones provide better seals than earbuds b/c for most people earbuds aren't fitted correctly - which is why most earbuds come with 4-8 different ear fittings. it's also the reason why most professional shooters (who can still hear) choose to use over the ear hearing protection unless they have those pricey custom earbuds.
From a design point of view, most earbuds also don't have volume controls, and you have to control the volume from your device, which is typically difficult to equalize when certain tracks or videos are extremely loud, while others are soft and you typically end up on the higher volume end than the lower volume end to compensate.
I also work in healthcare, and have seen an influx in hearing problems in younger people compared to their peers and their device of choice is usually earbuds of some kind.
https://www.health.harv
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/1...-loss.html