If you’ve been paying any attention to the world of earbuds and earphones for the last decade, you’re familiar with Mpow. These are the folks that manufacture audio equipment for virtually every conceivable application, from call centers to console gaming, and we’ve reviewed a number of their products in the past. Today, we’ll be looking …
Over the last few years, SoundPEATS has grown significantly as a company. From their beginnings as a budget-rate manufacturer, they’ve started to put out some very well-engineered earbuds. These include the TruEngine 2, which we’ve reviewed recently. The TruEngine SE, which came out around the same time, is a smaller earbud, without the large in-ear …
You can use ordinary non-athletic earbuds for exercising. But unless you get the perfect fit, it’s horribly easy for earbuds to start working their way out of your ears while you’re active. Maybe they pop out almost straightaway. Maybe they’ll stay in for ten minutes. But they will gradually work their way out. Working your …
The shift from wired to wireless earbuds has been rough at times. When Apple first announced that the iPhone was going full wireless, without even the option for a 3.5mm jack, the technology press went berserk, with some writers predicting an end to the earbud as we know it, and others lamenting the fact that …
Recently, more and more modern smartphones have been eliminating their 3.5mm earphone ports in favor of requiring you to use wireless earbuds. This eliminates one route of water infiltration, as well as cutting down on hardware, so there’s more room inside for larger hard drives, enhanced cameras, and other features we all know and love. …