Wireless Headphones?
Wireless Headphones?
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- uan0
- < exactly, they only last a couple of hours and bluetooth isn't exactly known as passing on anything considered quality audiomonospaced
- um... what? most wireless headphones charge via bluetooth now. No batteries.kona
- I have a pair of in-ear Jay Bird Storm X2 that were $143. They fit great and are comfortable. However, I don't think I could wear them all day.kona
- I also have a pair of Beats Studio noise-cancelling wireless headphones. The sound is great but they're... Beats. The price point is higher than what u want.kona
- If I had a do-over I would get a set of Audio Technica. http://www.abt.com/p…kona
- argh. edit. Most headphones charge via USB now.kona
- When something charges by USB, what do you think they are charging?
Batteries die. Viva la cords.jasontroj - 'needs batteries and shit' implied AA or AAA batteries. not internal polymer type. you don't need to purchase batteries for most wireless headphones.kona
- ewwwwwww********
- still need to charge them...aka sometimes they don't workuan
- Never buy headphones that aren't german or made by companies that know jack shit about headphones like MarshallWeyland
