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I never use the headphones that come with the phone either, I keep them wrapped and sell them along with the phone when that time comes. Haven't used the cable that came with it either, thing is too short
APPLE THREAD | Apple Event Sept. 9th 2024 10a.m. PT. | iPhone 16
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superblytrife
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Really looking forward to seeing what this dual camera is all about. I take a grip of pictures of my kid, so an upgraded camera is reason enough for me to cop the 7.
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There's so much wrong with this statement.
You know wired headphones give you better sound quality, right?
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what kinda reverse hipster statement is this?
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Using that same space to make the screen bigger without having to make the phone bigger.
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It's not a hipster statement at all. What's hipster is everyone acting like they are an audiophile when that's not the case at all lmao.
What headphones are all of you audiophiles using? The average user is not an audiophile, I'm very aware the sound quality is better with wired compared to BT.
I have wireless beats studios and when I plug in the wire I can hardly tell the difference, it is very minimal.
Same way average people beast over CPU speed when they will never see the difference lol.
If you all were such big audiophiles you wouldn't be complaining about the price of BT headphones.
What headphones are all of you audiophiles using? The average user is not an audiophile, I'm very aware the sound quality is better with wired compared to BT.
I have wireless beats studios and when I plug in the wire I can hardly tell the difference, it is very minimal.
Same way average people beast over CPU speed when they will never see the difference lol.
If you all were such big audiophiles you wouldn't be complaining about the price of BT headphones.
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1. Durability
2. Don't have to worry about charging
3. Sound quality
4. Price and not having to buy a new item
5. Cars have bluetooth
What other reasons do you need?
The only advantage wireless has is, no wire.
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Basically what magic said..not eem about being an audiophile.
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Dodging the question, what headphones you rocking with audiophile?
How isn't it? First thing dudes screaming about is audio quality, to even notice the difference you would have to be using a QUALITY pair of headphones lmao.
How isn't it? First thing dudes screaming about is audio quality, to even notice the difference you would have to be using a QUALITY pair of headphones lmao.
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Tried Bluetooth head phones,the beat just doesn't flow through as good as wired.I need that hard hitting bass at the gym.
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Can you name benefits for having Bluetooth headphones? You're the one that came in here talking about can't believe people still use wired headphones for music like it was a bad thing 
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Only BT headphones on the market with good bass, noise cancellation, and sound quality are the Beat Studios so I understand why people say BT isn't good enough for them. Gotta try out the studios before you can really pass judgement.
Bose BT are terrible, they need to re-engineer those. I bought and returned em before I tried the studios.
Bose BT are terrible, they need to re-engineer those. I bought and returned em before I tried the studios.
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BT is very beneficial for me at work and the gym, I get up numerous times during the day . When I had my Shure se535s my phone would always drop when I had to get up, or the cord would get caught up. Same issue at the gym.
Now I can get up and walk 20ft no problem .
Now I can get up and walk 20ft no problem .
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Have tried 3 pairs of blue tooth headphones. They all broke.....im done with them.
Jabra sent me a free pair after i broke the first pair and they then stopped responding to my emails and phone calls too...
I stay with some JBL wired headphones. My biggest complaint was the wireless headphones would never get loud enough.
Jabra sent me a free pair after i broke the first pair and they then stopped responding to my emails and phone calls too...
I stay with some JBL wired headphones. My biggest complaint was the wireless headphones would never get loud enough.
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Have had the same pair of Skullcandy Titaniums for like 3 years now, I have no idea how they have held up so well. But the sound quality is 
Bluetooth headphones I find usually don't have the sound quality I desire as a musician, but I haven't tried any high end ones. My Skullcandy's were $40, and I'm not spending more than that on headphones that could be lost or broken easily while travelling or going about daily activities.
Bluetooth headphones I find usually don't have the sound quality I desire as a musician, but I haven't tried any high end ones. My Skullcandy's were $40, and I'm not spending more than that on headphones that could be lost or broken easily while travelling or going about daily activities.
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Beezy is kinda right about everyone being an audiophile these days though. **** is wild annoying to me. Got cats out here talmbout they only listen to lossless and what not.
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I'm cool with wireless bluetooth headphones
wireless bluetooth ear buds .. no want
wireless bluetooth ear buds .. no want
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Beezy is kinda right about everyone being an audiophile these days though. **** is wild annoying to me. Got cats out here talmbout they only listen to lossless and what not.
Bruh I know I'm right lmao, people are out here FAKING. Regurgitating what they read on a blog. 2 people have stated what they use , Jabra, JBL, and Skull Candy .
*CMON SON gif*
When I was using wired headphones it was Shure or nothing for me. Yal are proving my point.
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But you're the one in here with the elitist attitude As if you're above everyone because you use Bluetooth headphones 
As if you're above everyone because you use Bluetooth headphones
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I don't claim myself to be an audiophile at all, but I'm a musician and sonic quality is something that is a must.
I know there are better headphones or ear buds out there, but my Skullcandy's do the job very well for what I paid for them over 3 years ago.
I know there are better headphones or ear buds out there, but my Skullcandy's do the job very well for what I paid for them over 3 years ago.
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But you're the one in here with the elitist attitude
I'm elitist but the first thing everyone argued was sound quality as if you were audiophiles and had to have loseless quality. Never said anything elitist. Why would I be above anyone or better than anyone because of some headphones, that just sounds dumb. I just don't understand why people are still using wired headphones besides not wanting to buy a new pair of headphones.
It's pretty much like watching the transition from CD to MP3 people are really fighting it. Bluetooth is gonna be the standard of the future whether people like it or not.
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I have no problem with folks wanting to remain wired. There IS a difference in sound quality and that shouldn't even be a debate.
The problem is that for the average person's usage, that difference is so negligible that they wouldn't even hear it unless someone told them. This is where the hipster part comes in--cats read some **** online and all of a sudden they're demanding lossless audio and are shunning technological advances in the name of better audio. Are you REALLY that worried about how your music sounds while you're working out? Guess you gotta have studio quality music for your commute to work, too.
The problem is that for the average person's usage, that difference is so negligible that they wouldn't even hear it unless someone told them. This is where the hipster part comes in--cats read some **** online and all of a sudden they're demanding lossless audio and are shunning technological advances in the name of better audio. Are you REALLY that worried about how your music sounds while you're working out? Guess you gotta have studio quality music for your commute to work, too.
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But you're the one in here with the elitist attitude
I'm elitist but the first thing everyone argued was sound quality as if you were audiophiles and had to have loseless quality. Never said anything elitist. Why would I be above anyone or better than anyone because of some headphones, that just sounds dumb. I just don't understand why people are still using wired headphones besides not wanting to buy a new pair of headphones.
It's pretty much like watching the transition from CD to MP3 people are really fighting it. Bluetooth is gonna be the standard of the future whether people like it or not.
We're going this route, are we?
Wire Headphones are advantageous to me right now because
-I don't do anything that would require bluetooth range, and the cables don't bother me
-I don't have to charge them, and with how much I listen to music and at the volumes I listen to it at.. my bluetooth headphones had to be charged daily, and it got quite annoying to have to worry about it cutting out in the middle of me listening to something at work.
-The price I paid vs sound quality cannot be matched that I've found in bluetooth headphones (unless you can point me towards a great pair of in-ear BT headphones that I can test out in store to judge otherwise)
Plus side to BT headphones (that I know of)
-no cables, longer range.
Meh. I'm not fighting the bluetooth change. There just isn't much out there intriguing me right now. Beats are too expensive for me to workout in. I use my free apple headphones because I don't need sound quality at the gym, I just need something to listen to while I hit a punching bag.
Also, I have a Bose Soundlink Mini at home, which is obviously Bluetooth. I love it to death. Because it SOUNDS GREAT and I can put it on the charging dock so it doesn't die.
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