Wireless earbuds are getting pretty popular, but there are advantages to keeping your buds wired. With that physical connection linking each earbud, your audio equipment doesn’t have to spend any battery power or computational energy trying to keep both buds in sync. With a wire, you can take advantage of a larger shared battery. And …
Who knew wireless earbuds could be so difficult? There are just too many ways to screw them up. It’s a balancing act to get both earbuds to play in perfect sync. Then you start adding in variables like comfort and battery life, and things get terribly complex. It’s even trickier for people who are trying …
Nowadays, listening to music on the go is something that most people take for granted. For decades, people have been listening with headphones that “get the job done” but don’t necessarily excel at anything specific. Gone are the days of clunky wired headphones that commonly tangle and become more of a hassle than they’re worth. …
How many times can they reinvent earbuds? More than you might think. Because different earbuds are made for different people. Sticking some earbuds inside a charging case isn’t exactly a new idea. But extending that design to appeal to more than travelers and athletes? That’s actually a pretty novel idea. HUB: HiFi Wireless Earbuds HUB …
Being truly wireless is great — until you start encountering performance issues. Forcing two earbuds to sync with each other, and then play in unison, is a significant technological hurtle. In one way or another, it’s something many earbuds fail to deliver on. But fortunately, there are always exceptions. Crazybaby Nano 1S True Wireless Bluetooth …