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Anyone have these and have any feedback? I mean, you probably wouldn't be reading this if you already own them - but who knows?
I have them and work great noise cancelling is great for the price however the left side emits a really bad noise when touching them when noise cancelling is on not sure if mine is defective or not, sound wise are very good, for calls are great as well, very comfortable for me but YMMV.
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I like mine, been using them for almost 2 years now. Good battery life, decent mic, comfortable for long use. I do wish they had multiple device paring, so I could go back and forth between my laptop and phone though.
That said these are pretty commonly within $5 of this price, so you be the judge of whether this is actually a deal.
Anyone have these and have any feedback? I mean, you probably wouldn't be reading this if you already own them - but who knows?
They sound excellent for $45 with their AutoEq profile. Battery life is good enough for an in-ear, and the noise cancelling is very good. The mic is pretty bad, though.
I like mine, been using them for almost 2 years now. Good battery life, decent mic, comfortable for long use. I do wish they had multiple device paring, so I could go back and forth between my laptop and phone though.
That said these are pretty commonly within $5 of this price, so you be the judge of whether this is actually a deal.
These do have multi point pairing. I use them with my phone and computer. Only problem is they make my computer lag when I get a phone call, but I think that's a windows issue.
The sound quality is just ok, but for the price they are great.
Anyone have these and have any feedback? I mean, you probably wouldn't be reading this if you already own them - but who knows?
I paid $60 almost a year now. Sound quality is good, and you won't turn these on accidentally like many single touch earbuds, burning data while it plays in you pocket. However they're more confusing to pause or skip forward, backward. I cant remember how and have to pull out my phone to do it. Active noise canceling is cool and is an improvement over models without it. The hearthrough function is really annoying to listen to. If your ear canals get sore after wearing ear buds for multiple hours, consider buying a bone conduction model.
With ANC you can reduce the volume which is really important. Noise over 85 dB damages your hearing which leads to early onset of dimensia. With that in mind, its really important to wear earplugs at loud clubs, concerts, or using loud tools or equipment like circular saws. You dont want to be wearing hearing aids at age 40.
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They sound excellent for $45 with their AutoEq profile. Battery life is good enough for an in-ear, and the noise cancelling is very good. The mic is pretty bad, though.
Best mic is beat stupid plus if you are looking for noise cancelling mic on earbuds . no regret.
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That said these are pretty commonly within $5 of this price, so you be the judge of whether this is actually a deal.
That said these are pretty commonly within $5 of this price, so you be the judge of whether this is actually a deal.
The sound quality is just ok, but for the price they are great.
With ANC you can reduce the volume which is really important. Noise over 85 dB damages your hearing which leads to early onset of dimensia. With that in mind, its really important to wear earplugs at loud clubs, concerts, or using loud tools or equipment like circular saws. You dont want to be wearing hearing aids at age 40.
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