Alternatively, if your current phone doesn’t have a headphone jack, do you wish it did?

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    1 year ago

    If you buy a good pair of headphones they’ll last for over a week of frequent use. Mine tell me the battery level every time I turn them on so whenever it drops below like 20% I just leave them on the charger that night. Literally never had them run out on me in 6 years of using it.

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      1 year ago

      Does it connect in an instant? Sometimes when calls comes in I prefer dongle because it is instant

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        1 year ago

        Pretty much. Whenever I turn it on it’ll immediately search for any paired devices it can find. Usually that means my phone. Never takes more than 2 seconds to connect.

        I only sometimes have issues with the connection when it’s connected to both my phone and laptop at once. But it’s never a big deal. And with just 1 device it’s always flawless.

        For reference I own a pair of Bose QC35’s. But I imagine all headphones around that price range would be of similar quality. Certainly Bose and Sony will.

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          1 year ago

          oh you are using headphone, it will make me headache. i can only wear apple earpod kinda design

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      A good set will come with wireless charging as well. I can charge my headphones on the back of my phone if I get desperate. Even better, each earbud has its own battery, and the case has its own battery, so if I ever get the low battery warning on my case, I just charge it while still using my earbuds without any issues.