andrewilley
Established Member
I've tried a few basic Bluetooth semi-in-ear earbuds (e.g. Tronsmart Onyx Ace, and Anker) but even without noise-cancelling features they have a faint low-level background hiss (white noise) when they are operating, even when there is no music coming from the source. Turn them off, or disconnect the BT, and there is a slight click and then complete silence. Same goes for my more expensive Parrot Zik enclosed cans, but as they are noise-cancelling I had originally assumed that the hiss was related to that functionality.
I often listen to my phone late-night at very low volume levels, and in a completely silent room with quiet music the hiss is quite annoying. Even my cheap-as-chips Samsung freebie stock wired headset is completely silent between tracks, as is a relatively cheap pair of LinkLike QUADs, and that's what I expect from any headphones, wired or wireless.
Should I just be resigned to occasionally pulling my phone off the bedside table when I roll over?
Andre
I often listen to my phone late-night at very low volume levels, and in a completely silent room with quiet music the hiss is quite annoying. Even my cheap-as-chips Samsung freebie stock wired headset is completely silent between tracks, as is a relatively cheap pair of LinkLike QUADs, and that's what I expect from any headphones, wired or wireless.
Should I just be resigned to occasionally pulling my phone off the bedside table when I roll over?
Andre