• piefood@feddit.online
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        3 days ago

        Mine eventually did too :(

        I’m on the lookout for better headphones, but I feel like I’m going to be stuck with a cable for a while, since BT is so bad

            • Possibly linux@lemmy.zip
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              3 days ago

              I’ve had them for a few weeks and I really like how small they are.

              Pros:

              • They are super small and light

              • built in ANC that can be adjusted

              • solid sound quality including bass

              • decent battery life (a few days of use for me)

              Cons:

              • ANC isn’t great

              • small size means they get lost easier

              • Proprietary app needed to change settings

              • Audio flakes out in areas with lots of RF congestion

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        3 days ago

        Well, they do constantly state everywhere it’s tech made for tinkering with, not made to be used as a regular consumer.

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          2 days ago

          My problem with them isn’t that the software is beta but rather that there is only a single person (megi) doing all the heavy lifting for pine in their free time and they’re the only reason why the pinephone even remotely works.

          I’m annoyed that pine’s software support concept is to hope that somebody will do all the work.

          Also the hardware is dogshit and their QC is too