Showing posts with label Ear buds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ear buds. Show all posts

These wireless earpods are cheaper and sounds better than Airpods

There are three reasons why Apple's AirPods are considered the best true wireless earbuds you can buy: They're small, pair really easily to iOS devices, and only cost $159.
Everyone from Samsung to Jaybird to Bose have their own alternatives, but they cost even more. $159 for AirPods is a great price, but Crazy Baby, the company behind that crazy Mars levitating Bluetooth speaker, thinks it can offer even better sound for an even lower $99.


Seven interesting thing you can do with google pixel bud


google announced Google Pixel Buds, a pair of wireless headphones that sound great and help you do more without you needing to look at your phone. Pixel Buds are easy to control, comfortable to wear, and fast to pair, and with the Google Assistant, help is just a touch away. There’s a lot these headphones can do—did we mention real-time translation in 40 languages?

Pixel Buds recently started shipping from the Google Store and our retail partners, so we wanted to share seven (hopefully) handy things you can do with them.
1. Connect with one tap: Pairing Pixel Buds with your phone is fast and easy—open the charging case near Pixel 2 or phones running Android Nougat or newer (with the Bluetooth turned on of course) to pair. Then tap connect on the notification that pops up on your phone and you’re ready to get started.

2. Control with just a touch: No more searching for tiny buttons on a cord or pulling out your phone to change your tunes or answer a call from Mom. Tap the right earbud to play, pause or answer a call; swipe forward or backward to adjust the volume. All your audio controls are conveniently packed onto a touchpad on the right earbud.

3. Instantly access the Google Assistant: Want to get things done without needing to look at your phone? If you have an Assistant-enabled Android phone and data connection, just touch and hold the right earbud and ask the Google Assistant for help. Play music, send a text, or get walking directions without ever reaching for your phone.

4. Communicate in 40 languages: Order spaghetti bolognese like a pro, give directions to a traveler from China, or just impress your friends with real-time translations using Google Translate, Pixel Buds and a Pixel or Pixel 2. Your earphones hear you and your Pixel’s speaker will play the translation in another language. When the other person speaks, you’ll hear the translation right in your ear. To launch Google Translate, simply touch and hold your right earbud and say “Google, help me speak [LANGUAGE]”.

5. Check your messages without looking: No need to stop what you’re doing when you get a new notification. When you enable spoken notifications on your phone, you’ll hear a brief chime whenever you receive a new notification.  Double-tap on the right earbud after hearing an alert and your Google Assistant will read the new message to you or tell you what’s next on your calendar.

6. Store and charge your headphones on the go: Keep Pixel Buds safely stored when you’re not using them in the handy little case. No need to jam the cord into the case—we designed the charging case so you can neatly wrap Pixel Buds inside. Charge up both Pixel Buds and the charging case all the way and get up to 24 hours of total listening time combined. Learn more about battery life and charging in our help center.


7. Get the perfect fit: Customize the fit of Pixel Buds without needing to swap out any pieces. With the fabric loop, you can adjust the fit so they sit in your ear comfortably and securely. That sweet little loop is part of the cord that connects Pixel Buds, meaning you can wear them how you want all day—both earbuds in, one in and one out, or both out around your neck—you choose.
And, to cap off our list, here's one thing NOT to do with your Pixel Buds—don't cut the cord!

New Samsung Gear Icon X eear buds

Go phone-free
 Leave your phone at home. The Gear IconX earbuds work as standalone media players when you upload music from your phone.* You can also create two more playlists: one favorite and one for the gym. Now you’re good to go. And if you do need your phone nearby, Gear IconX connects via Bluetooth.


Up to 1,000 tracks can be uploaded within 4GB (User memory is less than the total memory due to storage of the operating system and software used to operate the device features).
**Compatible with devices that run Android 4.4 KitKat and above, and have a minimum of 1.5GB RAM. Galaxy phones users can transfer music files to Gear IconX either from the Galaxy phone or a PC via USB connectors or USB cables (not applicable to some Galaxy phones). Non-Galaxy Android phone users can transfer music files to Gear IconX from a PC via USB cable.


Simply tap to control

Play playlists, navigate tracks, and turn up the volume. It's all easily done with taps and swipes—without having to take out your phone.
  • Single Tap
    Illustration of finger tapping Gear IconX
    Play or pause track
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  • Double Tap
    Illustration of finger tapping Gear IconX twice
    Play next track
    Answer or end call
  •  
  • Triple Tap
    Illustration of finger tapping Gear IconX three times
    Play previous track
  • Tap and Hold
    Illustration of finger tapping and then holding Gear IconX
    Hear the menu readout
    Reject call
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  • Double Tap and Hold
    Illustration of finger double tapping and then holding Gear IconX
    Play next playlist
  •  
  • Swipe up/down
    Illustration of finger swiping Gear IconX up and down
    Volume up/down

Designed to be seamless



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