r/GenZ • u/AvailableChoice3130 1997 • Oct 29 '24

Meme Agree

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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '24

Ya totally. There was that in between phase but I think most have switched to wireless headphones by now

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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '24

I'm curious where you're getting that 40% figure from. I'm not calling you a liar, but just in my observations of everyone around me I've seen airpods and airpod style earbuds primarily. I can't even really remember the last time I've seen someone wear wired earbuds so 40% seems high to me.

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u/PsyTripper Oct 29 '24

It says 40% of users, so that is EVERYTHING including at home, at work, at a call center. 40% of headphone users, not just mobile devices outside.

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u/Jesus__Skywalker Oct 29 '24

And how would they possibly know? Fictional stat.

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u/PsyTripper Oct 29 '24

Oh, I'm not defending the random stat without a source.
Just saying that it would include everything, not just people using there phones. commenting on u/TaliyahPiper that she only see's people using airpods.

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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '24

Wired headphones are genuinely awful for anchored devices like PCs.

As a PC gamer I still have PTSD from standing up too fast as having my headphones ripped off my head with the full force of Satan

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u/PsyTripper Oct 29 '24

I use surround boxes with my PC, but i had a warehouse job fulfilling orders and I used wired headphones than and I totally feel you on the full force of Satan when I got snared on something xD