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David Yakir and Wayne Dillon Yak About Tech – Best Headphone Recommendations
David Yakir and Wayne Dillon Yak About Tech – Best Headphone Recommendations
Since Wayne and I were going to get together in the studio, I thought we’d do some tech talk. Tried to answer some questions, but with the limits of time I only got as far as recommending Bluetooth headphones. Boy can we chit-chat. Next time we’ll be more focused. So here are the recommended headphones. Put a little focus on Chromebooks. I’m starting to recommend them to my wiser and more mature friends.
Best Sport Headphones for iPhone and Apple Watch
by Mike Tanasychuk, imore.comDecember 5, 2016 10:00 AM
What’re the best sport headphones? Here are our picks!
Music moves you — sometimes literally. But if you don’t have the right pair of headphones, then moving can be a drag.
Don’t suffer in silence — grab a kickass pair of sport headphones and crank your tunes while you tone.
Jaybird X3
Jaybird’s been making excellent earbuds for a while and the X3s are phenomenal. Jaybird’s fantastic at marrying great sound quality with comfort, style, and durability (it’s a polyamorous relationship).
You can get a full week of workouts on a single charge and a quick 15 minutes of charging will get you a full hour at least. If you rely on your tunes to get you through a workout, check out the Jaybird X3 wireless earbuds and enjoy.
These headphones come in Blackout or Sparta (white) colors, and they’re sweat- and rain-proof, so you can pour your heart and soul into every workout without worrying about frying them.
See at Best Buy
JLab Audio Epic2
You don’t name a pair of earbuds “Epic2” and then have it be anything but. JLab’s wireless earbuds combine bombastic sound with sweat-proof durability that’ll last you throughout the toughest workouts. It’s no wonder these earbuds are the Wirecutter’s top pick.
In the box, you get a hard travel case, all the silicone gel tips you could possibly need, in different sizes, and a USB to Micro-USB charging cable.
You can control your music with the in-line switch, and you have your choice of black, blue, or teal.
See at Amazon
Bose SoundSport Wireless
Ask someone the first name that comes to mind when they think of top-notch audio, and they’ll likely say Bose. Bose has built a reputation on superior sound quality, no matter the device, and its foray into the realm of sporty headphones is welcome and wonderful.
The SoundSport Wireless earbuds are sweat- and weather-resistant, and the gel tips are wholly designed with comfort and stability in mind. Though battery life isn’t the greatest in these (about 6 hours on a single charge), they still pack an aural wallop and the mic and music controls are handy.
Comes in Aqua, black, Citron, and Power Red, which has a heart monitor.
See at Am...
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David Yakir and Wayne Dillon Yak About Tech – Best Headphone Recommendations
Since Wayne and I were going to get together in the studio, I thought we’d do some tech talk. Tried to answer some questions, but with the limits of time I only got as far as recommending Bluetooth headphones. Boy can we chit-chat. Next time we’ll be more focused. So here are the recommended headphones. Put a little focus on Chromebooks. I’m starting to recommend them to my wiser and more mature friends.
Best Sport Headphones for iPhone and Apple Watch
by Mike Tanasychuk, imore.comDecember 5, 2016 10:00 AM
What’re the best sport headphones? Here are our picks!
Music moves you — sometimes literally. But if you don’t have the right pair of headphones, then moving can be a drag.
Don’t suffer in silence — grab a kickass pair of sport headphones and crank your tunes while you tone.
Jaybird X3
Jaybird’s been making excellent earbuds for a while and the X3s are phenomenal. Jaybird’s fantastic at marrying great sound quality with comfort, style, and durability (it’s a polyamorous relationship).
You can get a full week of workouts on a single charge and a quick 15 minutes of charging will get you a full hour at least. If you rely on your tunes to get you through a workout, check out the Jaybird X3 wireless earbuds and enjoy.
These headphones come in Blackout or Sparta (white) colors, and they’re sweat- and rain-proof, so you can pour your heart and soul into every workout without worrying about frying them.
See at Best Buy
JLab Audio Epic2
You don’t name a pair of earbuds “Epic2” and then have it be anything but. JLab’s wireless earbuds combine bombastic sound with sweat-proof durability that’ll last you throughout the toughest workouts. It’s no wonder these earbuds are the Wirecutter’s top pick.
In the box, you get a hard travel case, all the silicone gel tips you could possibly need, in different sizes, and a USB to Micro-USB charging cable.
You can control your music with the in-line switch, and you have your choice of black, blue, or teal.
See at Amazon
Bose SoundSport Wireless
Ask someone the first name that comes to mind when they think of top-notch audio, and they’ll likely say Bose. Bose has built a reputation on superior sound quality, no matter the device, and its foray into the realm of sporty headphones is welcome and wonderful.
The SoundSport Wireless earbuds are sweat- and weather-resistant, and the gel tips are wholly designed with comfort and stability in mind. Though battery life isn’t the greatest in these (about 6 hours on a single charge), they still pack an aural wallop and the mic and music controls are handy.
Comes in Aqua, black, Citron, and Power Red, which has a heart monitor.
See at Am...