The Bluetooth protocol limits how well any transducer will sound. Personally, I pick a recognized brand and get their median priced product. Spending a lot on a bluetooth audio product makes little sense. You're buying bluetooth for convenience only. So pick one you think looks good and isn't too expensive. No more than $50 is reasonable. I don't have a brand recommendation because there are so many. I think they're all made in China by a handful of manufacturers, so it probably makes no difference.
The Bluetooth protocol limits how well any transducer will sound. Personally, I pick a recognized brand and get their median priced product. Spending a lot on a bluetooth audio product makes little sense. You're buying bluetooth for convenience only. So pick one you think looks good and isn't too expensive. No more than $50 is reasonable. I don't have a brand recommendation because there are so many. I think they're all made in China by a handful of manufacturers, so it probably makes no difference.
I didn't plan on soending too much. I've been using wired headphones until now, but cable got fucked so I'm thinking on trying out Bluetooth.
I don't have high expectations tbh.
Thanks for your advice.
I didn't plan on soending too much. I've been using wired headphones until now, but cable got fucked so I'm thinking on trying out Bluetooth.
I don't have high expectations tbh.
Thanks for your advice.
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