After several years of refusing to modernize and switch from wired to wireless headphones, I gave in.
I didn't allow it because I don't have my own attitude and character, but I was practically forced (not completely, but I wanted some convenience - listening to music and podcasts without wires).
While using a Samsung A52s mobile phone, which had a 3.5mm jack for wired headphones, I had no problems. The Samsung S23+ I carried as a second phone was upgraded with the A52s headphone functionality and there was no need to change the existing headphones.
However, when I switched to the Samsung S24+ and Samsung A56, I lost the ability to use 3.5mm wired headphones.
The option was to buy an adapter for the existing 3.5mm or buy new headphones.
Although in one post more than a year ago, I advocated the position of using wired headphones, this time I decided to change my opinion, that is, I will not change my opinion, but only my decision. I still find wired headphones to be far safer to use.
I'm sorry if someone based on my post decided not to buy wireless and now gets tangled up in cables, but I was just giving my opinion not advice.
Fuck it, think for yourself and make decisions at your own discretion 🙂
I have a smart watch that is connected to my phone via Bluetooth, so I decided to buy wireless headphones as well.
I used the discount I have with the operator and bought Samsung Buds 3 Pro.
When they appeared on the market, they cost like Apple about $250, and now I paid $150 for them.
And why did I buy them just now, after holding back for so long?
I decided to take care of myself.
Buy it. Unpack. Explore, Connect. Use it.
When I didn't already have the opportunity to travel to Malaysia, to Kuala Lumpur for the tenth consecutive #HiveFest, where a large group of our Hive friends met this morning, I needed high-quality headphones, with which I will be able to follow the live broadcasts from HiveFest and hear every word spoken without getting tangled in wires.
I hope so, because these headphones have been praised on forums, as headphones with quality sound and good management of surrounding sounds.
What they really are, I will have a chance to see for myself in the next few days, as I have hours of listening to presentations ahead of me.
If any of you have these headphones, can you tell me if I made a mistake by choosing them or not?