Difference Between Wireless And Bluetooth Headphones

I use the headphones to listen to TV late at night via bluetooth. Between the Headphones & TV they connect automatically with easy volume controls.

I have been through two (2) other pairs of wireless, bluetooth headphones. Active lifestyle wore them out in about a month. These things don't fall out of your ears, they don't get damaged from sweat or dirt, and they uh..you know..sound good. We tend to forget that we need our headphones to sound good and these really do! Highly, highly recommend.

I bought the Bose QC35 wireless headphones and could not connect to my older Mac Pro. Turns out the Bose QC35 required Bluetooth 4.x, and the Mac Pro has Bluetooth 2.1. So I bought this adapter and it worked like a charm. I can now connect to my iPhone 6S and switch to the Mac Pro easily.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I basically wear wireless Bluetooth headphones all day. I wear them to listen to podcasts, music, and to take calls. What I look for in wireless Bluetooth headphones is battery life, sound quality, and comfort. These Sony wireless Bluetooth headphones knock it out of the park on all 3 counts. They feel like I'm wearing nothing at all and seem to last all day. The app lets you fine tune sound quality. Best of all is you can hear the outside world too, so you don't miss out on IRL conversation.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Skullcandy’s Riff 2 wireless headphones are the most comfortable headphones I’ve ever used. They are so light and the ear coverings are so soft. The sound quality is amazing. I have to say, I am very impressed with these headphones. I use them every night and sometimes in the day chillin outside with the pup. My husband uses them even more. They are so easy to connect to Bluetooth. As long as your Bluetooth is on, they just hook right up. If you don’t have Bluetooth, there is an app so you can connect your Riff 2 headphones. The app is very useful and handy. Oh yeah! If you misplace or lose your headphones, you can ring them through the Tile app! Be hard to lose them I would think, but it’s cool just in case. I highly recommend Skullcandy’s Riff 2 wireless headphones.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use A LOT of Bluetooth Speakers. Between my car, my house, my garage I use all different types but this one .... has well made me decide to buy all Sony. They last a long time without needing to be charged. The only thing I'm frustrated with, is more a user error as it is a bit heavy.

Never had Bluetooth headphones till now and I'm loving them.

Between the totally wireless play, the ability to cast to the TV with a push of a button and the exclusives, I'm really impressed with this thing. I don't know how they achieved the graphics on "Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy" on a portable device, and the ability to sideload developer apps was a blast to learn about after the fact. I've gotten hours of play out of this thing every other day and so far I'm definitely a satisfied buyer. I just hope my Facebook account doesn't get shut down by algorithms over something dumb and I lose all my games or something. That's truly the only downside to this thing, is the Facebook requirement and the unease that comes with that. Otherwise, it's an amazing piece of hardware.

I can't believe how great this is for the price. Between the security features, the VPN features, and the incredible wireless coverage and speed, I'm a fan of Synology now.

Between battery grips, strobes, and wireless triggers I need to charge dozens of AA batteries for a shoot. I bought three of these, and now can pop in two dozen at a time, walk away, and know that the chargers will individually top off each battery and then turn off. I've used faster chargers, but am not happy with how hot they make the cells. These still make the cells warm, but at a level I'm comfortable with. This takes charging to a new level of sophistication and convenience.