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Don in LaBelle, Florida listens to the podcasts and asked: “I was wondering about wireless headphones and earbuds. I have never used them. I have an iPhone that apparently would be able to do that. I’m not sure if there is a benefit, if the quality would be good enough. If you could, please explain a little bit about using wireless devices with iPhones.”

Don, the main benefit of wireless headphones is that they’re wireless really. The quality will be good, but it won’t be better, and you’ll have to charge them.

The process of using it is reasonably simple, the first time you use then there will be some kind of pairing process, depending on the set you buy they may pop up on screen automatically or, most likely, you’ll have to go to your bluetooth settings and pair them there.

The process of pairing them is generally pretty easy, you’ll just have to put them into pairing mode (which usually involves holding down a button for a few seconds) and select them from a list. That’s it.

After they’re paired turning them on will automatically connect them to the phone and your music will play through them.

Other than having to turn them on and charge them, there’s not much about their usage that’s different from using wired ones. The sounds come out of them unless you ask the phone to send them to a different device.

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