• brap@lemmy.world
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    4 days ago

    Pros: The Skullcandy ones have built in Tile so even a ham-fisted gibbon like me can actually find them around the house/car.

    Cons: Expensive. Battery doesn’t last all day. Mics are shit for calls. Constant re-pairing due to needing to switch between 5 devices. Random disconnecting.

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      4 days ago

      Back in the day skullcandy was said to be overpriced and not very good (but good looking). Try Sennheiser if you want something sturdy and good sounding (but quite boring looking)

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        3 days ago

        Yeah, they’re acceptable.

        I had plenty of Sennheisers back in the days of actually having a 3.5mm jack to plug into. Shouldn’t have tried other things really.

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            3 days ago

            Looks are fine, it’s just things that get annoying. One sometimes doesn’t charge. They have a touch panel on each one so you’re forever changing things. Sound quality is just ok - not a problem, just not a wow.

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              3 days ago

              Ah ok, I have the wired ones so no buttons or such, and my closed HD ones was like you say, good but no wow, the open ones, like the 598 with a good DAC are very very good sounding IMO.

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      3 days ago

      Weird how I never had issues with disconnecting, even though I’m using BT headphones since it was humanly possible, and I tried dozens different models and companies. I wonder what the difference is