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Bose launches wired earbuds with USB-C and active noise cancellation
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Bose launches wired earbuds with USB-C and active noise cancellation
dpa-international.com/trends-and-features/urn:newsml:dpa.com:20090101:260930-99-807179/Replying to @schizoidman@lemmy.zip
I just hate how most earbuds these days are “in ear”. Still love using my old Samsung Beans, and I will always refuse to call them by their real product name.
Replying to @FridaVanMercury@discuss.tchncs.de
You might enjoy the increasingly popular “clip” style of earbud.
An example of such: shokz.com/pages/opendots-one
Replying to @tb_@lemmy.world
Interesting, hadn’t seen this before.
They keep emphasizing its comfortable, but it definitely does not look like it.
Replying to @FridaVanMercury@discuss.tchncs.de
I’ve been using them for a while and am fairly happy with them. I like that they keep my ears open, and after wearing them for a bit I hardly notice they’re there.
There’s enough of a gap between the rear “drum” and the front piece that it doesn’t uncomfortably pinch the cartilage of my ear, even during extended sessions.
I know Bose and JBL have their own versions too, there’s probably other brands out there.
Not to say you have to run out and try them, but just so you know there be options.
Replying to @tb_@lemmy.world
Sorry for joining in, but can you comment on “noise leakage”, i.e. is the sound intended for you escaping to the outside and perceptable to others?
Replying to @nodiratime@lemmy.world
I find it difficult to say. I’ve gotten no such complaints, but I don’t generally use these on, say, the couch next to others.
I wouldn’t think they’re much more noisy then the “non-plug” style of earbuds of yesteryear.
Replying to @tb_@lemmy.world
I always found that the cheap ones of the right side variety sounded way better than the cheap ones of the left side variety, but neither type tends to stay in my ear well enough, they all fall out so I’m the idiot who takes over-ear headphones to the gym.
Replying to @boonhet@sopuli.xyz
Yee. The music being injected directly into the ear canal does make it easier for it to sound better. Just that the noise leakage of these is more on par with the ones on the left.
I do think the clip ones I have sound fairly well, but it does take a step from plugs.