Seems a good deal for branded earbuds
Here’s a couple reviews:
https://www.techguide.com.au/reviews/audio-reviews/blueant-p…
https://www.gadgetguy.com.au/blueant-pump-air-2-true-wireles…
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Are you saying for $35 on Amazon it’s worth it ?
We know RRP are usually inflated.
Went to check that and found This
has much better reviews, specs and priced at 45 a pair.
I always struggle with my current JLAB Go Air buds, they are so tiny to hold and I have dropped them like 4/10 times I use them, it's no fun in the train searching buds b/w ppl's legs :D
So for folks with big hands better get something that has a long stalk which you can hold onto.
There is 20% off on top of the current discount if you check the 20% off box.
It's not popping up for me, but i noticed if you google it, the exact same add comes up as 29$
Whatever works for you, but personally I drop "stem" earphones as much if not more than "buds".
Comfobuds Pro are the worst for this, they are slippery as all hell and top heavy also… also fiddly getting in and out of the case, probably the worst buds ever for this. ANC is solid as is battery so, you cant have everything…
I definitely prefer the less bulky "bud" type and Stem does not = better calls, its more down to Microphone/s quality & placement / angle…
Agree…I am only looking at stem once as I keep juggling my small form factor buds all the time I use them…
Yes have found that stem doesn't equal to good mic but I was just going by nice review strength on the one I linked based on call clarity, sound quality etc…
I do lots of research before buying BT earphones, I have about 15 pairs, maybe more..
There is value in seeing all the good/bad points before committing, I personally thought Truefree (that you linked to) is either a Soundpeats copy or related company (but I think Soundpeats is better value)
I mainly use:
Scarbir
Picky Audio
Gamesky
Among others..
@nismo: Thx mate will check these but I don't want to spend more than 80-100 bucks. Having spent too much already for having a HiFi itch ;)
Tempted to buy as a backup, besides the reviews on the page, anyone got an experience?
I bought some for my GF, think I paid around $45. They sound good but call quality it very average - makes you sound flat and monotone.
Worth the price for sure.
It would be more for gym as a backup, maybe i'll pull the trigger. Thanks!
For that price you can't really complain. I tend to go through a few pairs of these types of ear buds / headphones a year either from losing them, accidentally stepping on them or seeing a good deal and buying a different pair.
Being careful is on special at Coles this week
Lol
FYI these aren't sold by Amazon AU at this price, but by 'iFrog'. 78% seller feedback rating so YMMV. That said, it's $35 so personally I'm ok taking the risk.
Whoops terrible memory when I was typing sorry. 72% rating…
Blue ant used to be a great brand… Still the case?
Bought one, the obvious downside is it using micro USB
$99 at JB