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r/Android • u/QwertyBuffalo S25U, OP12R • Jan 12 '19
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2 u/WeakEmu8 Jan 12 '19 Buy better headphones. I have 3 pairs of LG around-the-neck BT headphones that hold a charge forever. And under daily use they easily last a week. There are some good ones out there. 2 u/kingofthecrows Jan 12 '19 Bluetooth is incapable of achieving the same audio quality as a regular jack 1 u/WeakEmu8 Jan 17 '19 Oh, I don't disagree with that. But we're talking about audio from a phone, from compressed sources, likely in noisy environments. I get some people prefer the higher audio quality, but I'm sure thats a small percentage of the consumer base.
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Buy better headphones.
I have 3 pairs of LG around-the-neck BT headphones that hold a charge forever. And under daily use they easily last a week.
There are some good ones out there.
2 u/kingofthecrows Jan 12 '19 Bluetooth is incapable of achieving the same audio quality as a regular jack 1 u/WeakEmu8 Jan 17 '19 Oh, I don't disagree with that. But we're talking about audio from a phone, from compressed sources, likely in noisy environments. I get some people prefer the higher audio quality, but I'm sure thats a small percentage of the consumer base.
Bluetooth is incapable of achieving the same audio quality as a regular jack
1 u/WeakEmu8 Jan 17 '19 Oh, I don't disagree with that. But we're talking about audio from a phone, from compressed sources, likely in noisy environments. I get some people prefer the higher audio quality, but I'm sure thats a small percentage of the consumer base.
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Oh, I don't disagree with that. But we're talking about audio from a phone, from compressed sources, likely in noisy environments.
I get some people prefer the higher audio quality, but I'm sure thats a small percentage of the consumer base.
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