Anyone
reading this blog probably have a pair of earphones in their home. It
might be a beloved old pair that is connected to your stereo or a cheap set of
earbuds that came with your previous smartphone and are tangled up in a ball in
a drawer. Headphone technology has changed very little over the last few years.
It's very simple - sound travels from a source through a cable to a speaker
placed above (or in) your ear. The biggest development in recent years has been
the addition of Bluetooth technology, which enables wireless transmission,
allowing you to listen to music without the hassle of cables.
So how do
they function? Simply put, your headphones receive sound that has been
transmitted via Bluetooth from a source, such as your smartphone, laptop, TV,
etc. This allows us to move freely without being tied to your source with
a range of about 10m. Additionally, wireless headphones give you the ability to
start and stop the music, change the volume, and skip tracks right from the
headphones. The best part? You don't have to give up great sound for
convenience because the majority of wireless headphones transfer music in
really good quality.
Wireless
headphones have a very similar appearance in terms of design, with bigger
variants that drape over your ears and tiny earbud-style devices that
comfortably fit in your ear. Some in-ear wireless headphones contain a cable
that transmits sound between the two bud-like devices, frequently with a little
component that also serves as the microphone and playback control. Other in-ear
designs have no connecting cable, and the earbuds connect to each other
wirelessly. This design is referred to as "truly wireless."
While all
Bluetooth headphones operate in roughly the same manner, there are a few unique
characteristics that certain Bluetooth headphones have that can improve your
listening experience more enjoyable:
Microphone:
Most modern wireless headphones come equipped with one, but if you want to be
able to answer calls without taking off your headphones, make sure to check.
Waterproof/sweat-proof:
This is a vital characteristic to check for if you’re intending on wearing your
headphones while exercising or swimming.
Voice
Assistant: Some headphones are compatible with your smart phone's Voice
Assistant, enabling you to carry out a variety of tasks without taking your
phone out of your pocket or bag.
Wireless
headphones come in a range of designs, sizes and price-points. We take great
satisfaction in having a large selection, and you will find one to suit your
needs.
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