Much better when mowing the lawn. I used to rip the wire out 2 or 3 times a session. Mine last a long time between charging and they are the same weight and size as my wired pair. The first pair I bought was garbage but the ones I use now are really good.
So much more convenient without the wire. The ones I use also can be used with the wire.
ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!
Now this is funny. And I thought I stood alone in self debasement. lol
Good post.
I wouldn't give up wireless headphones at this point. I use ear buds, not the over the ear variety, and love them. I used to go through about 4-5 sets of wired earphones a year because the constant movement, and sometimes getting them hung up on a knob, or my dogs, eventually causes the wires to break at the connection, and so I always had a spare on hand, and now have a box of earphones with only 1 ear working, etc.
LOL, not for me! My wireless ear buds don't break down, don't have pairing issues, and are very reliable, and over a year, DEFINITELY cheaper. And cutting the wire for them is as important for me as cutting the wire for my phones. It's great while exercising that I don't have to have the phone on my person. I can set it on a bench or wherever in the same room or general vicinity and don't have a heavy phone bouncing around, or covered in sweat. I'm also no audiophile, so the quality is plenty good for my use, which is mostly books on tape, podcasts and music while exercising, and there's no drop off from the wired earbuds that I notice.
Your table saw would just chop that wire like a knife through soft butter.
you should purchase less crappy BT headphones. I have some airpods that work just fine.
A 28 gauge cord destroying my carbide tip blade really isn't my first concern. A cord interrupting or getting in the way of movement around a table saw is a big no-no because of the secondary dangers that can lead do. It's incredibly common if you're wearing corded headphones for the cord to catch on something. How often have your cords caught on kitchen drawer handles? If you're a normal person, the answer is "Pretty often." In a kitchen that qualifies as super annoying. In a shop that qualifies as potentially deadly.Your table saw would just chop that wire like a knife through soft butter.
I saw the wood shop remark as well, there and motorcycle riding are two pursuits that I want to hear what is going on. Many bikers roll down my street with the music blasting....not for me.Your table saw would just chop that wire like a knife through soft butter.
