I think it is a good innovation, but I wouldn’t buy one, I would rarely listen to it anyway. I like my 10-year old Samsung phone. No smart phones either.
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You have to recharge earbuds after every 6 hours. That would really put me off.
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‘Recharging them after every 6 hours’ sounds quite unreasonable, I charge my old phone just once a week.
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No that would be annoying
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I have Samsung buds. They last a long time, but I only use them for walks around the neighborhood. I was tired of a cord getting in my way. I bought a cute pink Kanken mini backpack, a purple Coleman spill-proof canteen, and my buds so that I can walk around and be comfy. I bought a pair for hubby, and this Christmas, I have a pair to give my son (who also complained about the wire getting tangled). We all have different brands, though, so they are easy to tell apart.
My Samsung is nearly three years old and going strong. I use it a lot for listening to music, mostly through TuneIn, Replaio (online radio apps) and Google Play Music. I’ve got some excellent sets of headphones, all wired. I just can’t be bothered to have one more thing to charge so I’m avoiding wireless.
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Bluetooth stuff and electronics in general don’t seem to work around me. No delusions there, it’s just the truth of it.
I need to pick up some. I’ve an iphone and use a hard case so the wired earbuds just don’t work. The rechargeable would be fine as I usually only need them when on the train every month or so.
I don’t get the Bluetooth thing and how to set it up.
I’ve no real need other than using them for my Kindle. Those huge cans would have made me look silly at the library.
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