Iphone In Headphones Mode

I use it to connect my wired headphones to my new iPhone. Works great!

With the LEDs off it is more sensitive in low-light than my iPhone 11 in night-mode. The bright white LED is nice too. No need for external light to 10 meters in total darkness easily. I will replace all my Mobotix cameras except of the doorbell ones with this model.

It fits my new iPhone 7 Plus in portrait mode, with the Otter Box clear case. It fit my older Galaxy Note Edge, in portrait mode, but I had to remove the case - no big deal. They could make that lower adjustment slot longer. I am not sure why they bother with the upper holes. The adjustment slot should extend to that upper hole for maximum fit options, but this works well for me now.

Upon arrival i set it up. It was super easy to do so. Prior to the TMP 50 I used a mirror attached to my tripod with a mount that allowed my iPhone to be in front and the mirror in the back - with this the mirror was pointless. To frame up I used my apple watch so for folks who don't have this it will be manual. Secondly my iPhone mount for my iPhone 7 plus sat back a bit it seems, such that it would capture the corners of the teleprompter frame. To fix this i purchased an Arca Swiss Mount iPhone Tripod adapter which positioned the iPhone closer to the glass. I use an iPhone SE (1st gen) and Prompt Smart Pro in portrait mode since the landscape mode required me to pick it up and the camera would pick up my eye movements - in portrait mode it is centered on my iPhone 7's camera. All this to say I am SUPER happy with it and recommend it.

Folks, I just got my new iPhone wallet to go with my matchingly cased iPhone Pro Max. They look so slick! The wallet hangs on the back like a baby kangaroo. Only safer. No way this can fall off on its own. I love how I can rotate the stand halfway so I can watch YouTube in landscape mode and still juggle! Just kidding. I don’t juggle. But I do watch YouTube in landscape mode and it’s a relief not to have to hold the phone while watching. No wrist pain! And I can put all my credit cards and my driver license in the wallet, so all I have to grab is my keys and I go leaping out the door! Just kidding. I don’t leap. Anyway, this is the second case-and-wallet set from Peak Design I’ve owned and I love this one as much as the first. Which, by the way, was still working good-as-new after accompanying my iPhone 12 for over two years. Peak Design, y’all do outstanding work. Highly recommended!!

Use to connect iPhone to mixer and mic and headphones. Works perfect so far.

If you have mic'd headphones, then this TRRS is useful for monitoring and recording on a lightning input iPhone.

I have used Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones for six weeks as of this writing. Pros: I bought these headphones to use over my hearing aids. They are very comfortable. I travel frequently by car and airplane, and I find the noise cancelation to be excellent. I have tried all modes, quiet, aware, immersion, and a custom mode. While using the quiet mode on the airplane I could hear the pilot for the first time in years! In quiet or immersion mode you can hear a loud voice talking without the background noise which I find beneficial. For the hearing impaired, I wish you could increase the volume of the voices without increasing the background noise. It would also be nice to increase the volume of each ear independently. These headphones are not meant to be a replacement for a hearing aid, but no brand of hearing aid provides noise cancellation like these. I find myself wearing them in noisy environments over my hearing aids to better hear. One of the more useful modes for hearing voices without background noise is a custom mode with only wind block on. Cons: The headphones could do a better job of sensing when they are on your head. Too frequently I must move them around on my head when the music stops. Don’t put your fingers near the joint where the earpieces rotate. I have pinched my fingers one too many times.

I got these headphones when I pre-ordered my S20 and these are quite the step up from the last year models in my opinion. The batteries (headphones and case) are much longer, more features are unlocked within the wearable app, the ambient mode is far better this year, and the touch controls are much more responsive. The audio is also pretty great especially if you turn on Dolby Atmos and the Dynamic mode in the wearable app. When calling people can hear me much better and I can hear them. One thing I am sad about is that they don't have active noise cancelling, just the seal it creates which isn't the same. I've seen people get mad about not being able to open the case with one hand, that's stupid in my opinion, opening the case is easy and if you know what you're doing you can open the case with one hand. All in all great headphones!!

The design and features of the QuietComfort Ultra headphones are an improvement from the previous models. These headphones are modern, sleek, and aesthetically pleasing. The headphones are lightweight and portable, so it's comfortable to wear for long periods of time. As a graduate student, I rely on the noise cancellation feature of my headphones so I can study in any environment. I mainly use the Quiet mode when I am in loud environments like a coffee shop, but I am able to navigate to the other two modes with ease when needed. I especially enjoy the immersive audio mode when I am listening to music or watching videos/movies on my phone or laptop. It truly has a long lasting battery life compared to the QC 35 or 45. With the Bose Music app, pairing the headphones with devices and making adjustments is easy. The call quality is quite clear with no voice distortions. The only thing I had to get used to was swiping along the volume strip to control the volume as there is no physical button like the previous models. Based on the design, sound quality, functionality, and features of the Ultra headphones, I would highly recommend this pair of Bose headphones.