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Page Text: These features were explained in the Top 10 new features of AirPods Pro , and AirPods 3 vs AirPods 2: Top 8 improvements and new features of AirPods 3 . AirPods 3 vs AirPods Pro: Advantages of AirPods Pro You may find the new AirPods 3 lacks the following three features when comparing AirPods 3 vs AirPods Pro. Silcion tips Although AirPods 3 looks closer to AirPods Pro than to AirPods 2 (for example, the shape, the length of the stem/leg), you can easily differ AirPods 3 vs AirPods Pro due to lack of chargeable silicon tips. The small silicon tips actually mark a fundamentally different design. AirPods 3 adopts the “open” design, as in AirPods 2. This design does not create a “sealed” space for the sound from the wireless earbuds. On the contrary, the silicon tips and other parts in the AirPods Pro create (at least attempt to) a sealed environment in the canal for the earbuds. Such a sealed environment is usually needed for active noise cancelling (ANC). Samsung Galaxy Buds Live is the only exception combining open design and ANC. Some users may feel more comfortable with the open design, especially if they need to wear the earbuds for an extended period every day. But if you prefer a quiet environment, then AirPods Pro is an obvious choice. Active noise-cancelling One of the flagship features of the AirPods Pro is ANC. It seems Apple still sees the demands … Read the rest Bluetooth headphones , noise cancelling headphones , wireless earbuds AirPods 3, the successor of the 2-year-and-7-month old AirPods 2, was officially announced on October 18 2021. So many users are wondering about the new features of AirPods 3 (vs AirPods 2). This AirPods guide explains the top 8 improvements and new features of AirPods 3 vs AirPods 2: the Force Sensor, IPX4 water-resistance rating, longer battery life, Spatial audio, wireless charging, adaptive EQ, Find My Network, and improved design. A comparison of AirPods 3 vs AirPods Pro is discussed in this post. As mentioned, AirPods 3 is the successor to AirPods 2 with considerable upgrades. They share a similar design and use the same H1 chip . But Apple managed to add some exciting new features to AirPods 3. Some are ported from AirPods Pro and AirPods Max. Compared to AirPods 2 , you may find the following 8 improvements and new features of AirPods 3. Force Sensor: the best of the new features of AirPods 3 Force Sensor is one of the most well-received features of AirPods Pro . As explained in this guide in detail, the Force Sensor is superior to “touch” (as in Samsung Galaxy Buds ) or “button (press)” controls (e.g., in Jabra Elite Sport ) for in-ear wireless earbuds. In AirPods 2, you have to tap (mostly, double-tap) to control the earbuds. With AirPods 3, you can now press the Force Sensor at the stem of the earbuds. More gestures (single, double, triple presses, and long-press) can be used. Personally, I would rate this Force Sensor as the No.1 new feature of AirPods 3. Sweat and Water Resistance AirPods 3 has an IPX4 rating for sweat and water resistance. So, it is safe to use these wireless earbuds in a heavy workout or even on rainy days. As a comparison, AirPods 2 has no official rating for sweat and water resistance, although many AirPods 2 owners use them in the workouts without issues. The IPX4 is surely one of the most wanted new features of AirPods 3 for many AirPods or AirPods 2 owners. Longer battery life AirPods 3 offers a playtime of 6 hours on a single charge (or 5 with spatial audio enabled). The talk time is about 4 hours. As a comparison, AirPods 2 can last about 5 hours on one charge. The talk time is about 3 hours only. The charging case of AirPods 3 can provide about 30 hours … Read the rest Bluetooth headphones , noise cancelling headphones , wireless earbuds Force Sensor on Airpods Pro is one of the most meaningful innovations for wireless earbuds control. It is a far superior solution compared to the touch control as in most other wireless earbuds. This AirPods Pro guide explains what the Force Sensor on AirPods Pro is, how to use the Force Sensor to control music playing, handle calls, switch noise control modes, and launch Siri. The customization of the press speed and press duration of the Force Sensor on AirPods Pro is also illustrated. Update: the latest AirPods 3 also features an almost identical Force Sensor . So, this guide also applies to AirPods 3 if you want to learn to use Force Sensor on AirPods 3. The differences between AirPods Pro and Air Pods 3 are discussed in this guide . What is Force Sensor on AirPods Pro? Due to the tiny size, it is usually hard to control the wireless earbuds easily. For example, Jabra Elite S p ort used the old-style buttons ( Multifunction button , Sports button , volume up button , and volume down button ). Many owners complained it is too painful when pressing these buttons. Most other wireless earbuds (including Apple’s own AirPods 2) in the market use touch control. For example, all Samsung’s wireless earbuds, including Galaxy Buds , Buds+, Buds Live , Buds Pro, and Buds 2, use similar touch controls. The most common issue with touch control is inadvertent touch. For this reason, Samsung added the “block touches” option in the Galaxy Wearable app to turn off the touch control. Now, you may understand the powerfulness of the Force Sensor on AirPods Pro . You need to “press” the Force Sensor, which is located in the recessed area near the end of the stem, to control AirPods Pro, as shown in the picture below. Force Sensor on Apple AirPods Pro Compared to using buttons or touch control, the Force Sensor at least solves the following four questions.: It will not cause any pain fopr your ear. You just press the Force Sensor. It will not dislodge AirPods Pro in your ear, It will nor push AirPods Pro further into the ear. It will not be pressed inadvertently. Technically, the Force Sensor is similar to touch control . It only adds a force threshold. If the force (pressure, to be precise) is lower than the threshold, no action is taken. The … Read the rest Bluetooth headphones , noise cancelling headphones , wireless earbuds Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 is a significant upgrade of Galaxy Buds+. Galaxy Buds Pro and Galaxy Buds Live are also major upgrades of Galaxy Buds+. So what are the significant differences between Galaxy Buds 2 vs Galaxy Buds Pro? This wireless earbuds guide explains the top 8 major differences of Galaxy Buds 2 vs Galaxy Buds Pro. Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 has advantages in the 4 aspects (weight, price, battery life, ear-fit test ), and Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro wins in the other 4 categories (water resistance rating, 360 audio, voice detect, and better ANC and ambient sound controls). Please note, Galaxy Buds Live is substantially different from Galaxy Buds + and Galaxy Buds Pro, as explained in this guide. Galaxy Buds 2 vs Galaxy Buds Pro: Galaxy Buds 2 wins Galaxy Buds 2 and Galaxy Buds Pro look similar and share many common features. However, Galaxy Buds 2 is NOT an upgrade to Galaxy Buds Pro. In fact, Samsung positions Galaxy Buds 2 as the successor to Galaxy Buds+. Although Galaxy Buds 2 is a cheaper version of Galaxy Buds Pro, it has advantages in the following 4 aspects when comparing Galaxy Buds 2 vs Galaxy Buds Pro. 20% Lighter At 6.3g, Galaxy Buds Pro is not heavy and is very comfortable to wear. But Galaxy Buds 2 is about 20% lighter. The design of Galaxy Buds 2 and Pro is very similar, although the material and finishing are slightly different. So, most users will find it is even more comfortable to wear the Galaxy Buds 2 for an extended period. Cheaper As mentioned, Samsung designed Galaxy Buds 2 as a “lite” version of Galaxy Buds Pro so that Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Buds+ users will feel it is natural to upgrade to Galaxy Buds 2. The MSRP of Galaxy Buds 2 is $149.99 . The street price is around $100 currently. So, it is very affordable. As a comparison, the MSRP of Galaxy Buds Pro is $199.99. Of course, now you can get a new one for around $150 . The sound quality and active noise cancelling (ANC) on Galaxy Buds Pro and Galaxy Buds 2 are comparable. However, Galaxy Buds 2 uses a less powerful chip BES2500ZP, from a not-well-known vendor. FYI, Galaxy Buds Pro uses a popular chip Broadcom BCM43015 . Ear-fit test

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Page Description: Headphone 101 includes guides of fundamental features that are universal to all types of headphones. You can find detailed guides explaining everything about headphones including

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Page Text: Why you should read guides in Headphone 101 section? If you want to get the most of your headphone, you need to know your headphone better. If you want to get the desired headphone matching your budget, you need to know what matters and what is most important. Headphone 101 section was created here to help you in this aspect! In headphone 101 section, you can find detailed guides explaining everything about headphones including: different headphone technologies, for example, differences among various headphone drivers. what are the most important factors you should consider when buying a new headphone? For example, should I get an in-ear headphone, or on-ear or over-ear headphone ? advantages and disadvantages of wired headphones (and wireless/Bluetooth) headphones. how noise-canceling headphone works? when do you need a Bluetooth headphone? and many more… Headphone 101 section is complemented with some other special sections in headphone guides community, including: Bluetooth headphone guide . You can find everything about Bluetooth headphones. Reviews of Bluetooth headphones. Noise-canceling headphone guide . Technical guides on how noise-canceling headphone works , how to choose a noise-canceling headphone, how to use noise-canceling headphones, and noise-canceling headphone reviews … Sports headphone guide . If you want to know about sports headphone, or if you plan to buy a headphone for your workouts, or if you are not sure how to use some specific models of sports headphone, you can get help here. Wireless earbuds guide . You can find guides on how to use wireless earbuds, how to get alternatives if you are not impressed by AirPods, and reviews of various wireless earbuds. List of Headphone 101 Guides All headphone 101 guides are added regularly. This means this is a live page. If you cannot find the headphone guide you need, you may check back later. You can also ask questions in the comment box below. We will try to get an answer for you. We may also release a new guide for you as well. Here is the non-exhaust list of released or coming-soon headphone 101 guides: 1. What is the difference among electrostatic drivers, dynamic drivers, balanced armature drivers, planar magnetic drivers, and hybrid drivers, in headphones? 2.  What are the differences among in-ear, on-ear and over-ear headphones? The differences among in-ear, on-ear and over-ear headphones are not just about the size. Each of these 3 types of headphones are designed for different scenarios. This headphone guide shows you how to choose the correct type of headphones. In addition, it is explained the sound quality of in-ear, on-ear and over-ear headphones are NOT determined by the size of the driver. 3. What is the advantages and disadvantages of wired headphone, compared to Bluetooth headphones? 4. Do you need an active noise canceling headphone? 5. Why in-line volume control is not working on my smartphone? 6. The sound quality of headphones explained 7. Headphones for audiophiles 8.  and many more to come … As mentioned, if you have any questions on headphones, please leave your question in the comment box below. You can also post your questions on our Facebook page . The community will help you get the answer. Share this:

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Page Text: / Bluetooth Headphone Guides Bluetooth Headphone Guides Bluetooth headphone has become popular since Apple removed the headphone jack on the iPhone in 2016. Samsung, the largest smartphone maker, also removed the headphone jack in Galaxy Note 10 in 2019. The surge of the demands for Bluetooth headphones caused many confusions for consumers. The Bluetooth headphone guides will help consumers to understand the technologies behind Bluetooth headphones and how to properly choose a Bluetooth headphones. Table of Contents hide 3) Other headphone guides Do you really know Bluetooth headphones? Bluetooth headphones can be found in almost all headphone stores.  It can be as cheap as less than 20 dollars. Of course, some can be as expensive as $400-500. Most Bluetooth headphone owners enjoy it without the tangling cable/wire. When you are driving or in a workout, you may find it is easier to make phone calls or listen to music with a wireless headphone than a wired one. Some Bluetooth headphones can even pair to your mobile phone through a simple tap ( NFC ). And the new Bluetooth standard also allows you to pair one headphone to two devices at the same time. Although it is not complicated to use Bluetooth headphones, you may find that you cannot connect (pair) your headphone to your smartphone. You may not know that different Bluetooth headphones may differ dramatically: not only in price but also in sound quality, connectivity, and compatibility. You may not know why some manufacturers tout aptX on their Bluetooth headphones. Bluetooth is not a new technology, but it is evolving.  Even some seasoned Bluetooth headphone owners maybe not aware of some new features in the latest Bluetooth standards. So, we created this special section for Bluetooth headphones. You will be able to find answers to many questions related to Bluetooth headphones. And you can also learn to use some new features you may not be aware of in your Bluetooth headphone. List of Bluetooth headphone guides? Bluetooth headphone guide is a dynamic page. New guides are added regularly. If you cannot find the guide you want, please let us know your question in the comment box below. We will help you get the answer. We may also release new guides related to your questions. Here is the list of released and to-be-released Bluetooth headphone guides: 1. What is Bluetooth? What is the Bluetooth profile? What is Bluetooth Codec? 2. How Bluetooth headphone works? 3. When does aptX matter, and when not? 4. How to pair Bluetooth headphones with a smartphone? 5. How to choose a Bluetooth headphone? 6. Do you need a Bluetooth headphone or a wired headphone? 7. Review of Bluetooth headphones 8. The top 5 Bluetooth earbuds in 2020 under $20 9. The top 5 Bluetooth headphones in 2020 under $50 10. The top 5 Bluetooth headphones in 2020 under $100 11. The best Bluetooth headphones in 2020 12. Solutions to common Bluetooth headphone problems

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Page Description: Noise-canceling headphone guides help you understand, choose, and use headphones with active noise canceling (ANC). Active noise-canceling is a sound technology which can be used in all types of headphones

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Page Text: 3) Other headphone guides Why noise-cancelling headphones? Noise-cancelling headphones were initially enjoyed by some frequent travellers.  Such magic headphones can give you a quiet journey in the aeroplane without using an uncomfortable earplug . You can enjoy the music in a quieter condition at the same time with a noise-cancelling headphone. Now, more and more urban commuters find noise-cancelling headphone a necessity. Active noise-cancelling headphones can effectively cancel out annoying low-frequency noises and bring you a quiet environment in an aeroplane, in the subway, or simply in the office. Active noise cancelling (ANC) is different from noise blocking. As explained in the differences among in-ear, on-ear and over-ear headphones , all headphones can block certain ambient sound (not just low-frequency noise) physically. An extreme example of such physical blocking is ear muffs used in the shooting.  Some in-ear headphones may seal the air inside your ear, but most of them are not effective. Over-ear headphones can offer better noise blocking depending on the design. On the other hand, active noise-cancelling headphones can “filter” or cancel the ambient low-frequency noise, which is the most annoying and disturbing portion of ambient sound. An ANC unit can generate a “negative” sound wave to cancel the ambient noise. And the result is that you get music without ambient noise. Most active noise-cancelling headphones in the market can cancel up to 80-95% ambient noise. So, if you travel a lot, or use public transport frequently, or work in a noisy office, you will find out that a noise-cancelling headphone can be your lifesaver. But a lot of headphone users are not fully understanding the benefits of active noise-cancelling headphones.  They need some detailed guides showing how to get the best headphone with active noise canceling within their budget. Some noise-cancelling headphone owners may be still confused about the features in these headphones with ANC. So, we created this noise-cancelling headphone guides section to explain to you how ANC works, how to choose an active noise-cancelling headphone, and how to use noise-cancelling headphones. Please note, active noise-cancelling is a sound technology that can be used in all types of headphones. List of noise-cancelling headphone guides More noise-cancelling headphone guides are added regularly. The list will be updated once new guides are released. Here is the list of published and coming-soon noise-cancelling headphone guides. You need an active noise cancelling headphone if you want to block the ambient low-frequency noise, like engine noise in the aeroplane. Active noise cancelling (ANC) is different from noise blocking/isolating, which passively blocks both high and low-frequency noises. This headphone guide explains what the active noise cancelling (ANC) is and how the active noise cancelling headphone works. It will not only help you understand ANC but also help you choose proper active noise-cancelling headphones. Read to learn more about ANC and ANC headphones … 2. How to use active noise-cancelling headphones? 3. How to choose an active noise cancelling headphone? 4. The top 5 noise-cancelling headphones in 2019 under $100 5. The top 5 noise-cancelling headphones in 2019 under $200 6.  The best noise-cancelling headphones in 2019 7. Review of noise-cancelling headphones 9.  A review of Samsung Galaxy Buds Live The added active nosing cancelling (ANC) makes Samsung Galaxy Buds Live a direct and serious competitor to Apple AirPods Pro and Sony WF-1000XM3. This headphone guide explains the new features and improvements of Galaxy Buds Live (vs Galaxy Buds Plus), and how Galaxy Buds Live stands against Apple AirPods Pro to help you choose a pair of proper wireless earbuds. 10. and many more ……. Other headphone guides In addition to noise-cancelling headphone guides listed on this page for headphones with ANC, you may check other specialized headphone guides: Headphone 101 .  You can find detailed explanations on features, technologies, and usages of headphones. Bluetooth headphone guides . You can find detailed guides on how to choose a Bluetooth headphone, how Bluetooth headphone works, and how to pair and use Bluetooth headphones. Sports headphone guides . If you are considering a headphone for sports, or if you have any questions on sports headphones, you can find answers and guides there. Wireless earbuds guide . You can find guides on using and choosing wireless earbuds in this section. Do you have any questions on noise-cancelling headphones? If you have any questions on noise-cancelling headphones, or if you encounter any problems with using active noise-cancelling headphones, please leave your question in the comment box below. You can also post your questions on our Facebook page . The community will help you get the answer. Share this:

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Page Text: / Sports headphone guides Sports headphone guides Sports headphone guides help you to choose a proper phone for your workout based on required features and your budget. Some headphones and earbuds may include some special fitness-related features (e.g., heart rate monitor). Some may be just designed for active use. We will try to cover both of them. Table of Contents hide 3) Other headphone guides Sports headphone can help you enjoy your workouts Fitness and health are important in your life.  Now, almost all smartphones even have a fitness app helping you track your workouts. And a lot of people like to enjoy music while exercising. So, here comes the sports headphones, which are specially designed for your workouts. But there are very a few sports headphone guides. When using a sports headphone, you want to make sure: the headphone fits well and will not fall out. headphone cables, if any, do not cause distraction or inconvenience when you are moving. you can hear notifications and ambient alarms. sound quality is acceptable. for Bluetooth sports headphones , good connectivity between headphone and smartphone can be maintained. This means choosing a sports headphone can be substantially different from choosing a normal headphone. Sports headphone guides were therefore written to help you: choose a sports headphone within in your budget; compare different sports headphones; find the solution for any sports headphone problems you may encounter. Although most sports headphones are wireless (Bluetooth headphone), there are some accessories making it easy to use wired headphones when exercising. List of Sports headphone guides We release new and updated sports headphone guides regularly and therefore, this is a live list. If you cannot find the sports headphone guide you want, or if you have any questions on sports headphone, please let us know in the comment box below. We will find a solution for you.  We may also release some special guides addressing your questions and problems. List of published and some coming-soon sports headphone guides. 1. What is sweat-resistant and waterproofing headphones? 2. How to choose a sports headphone for a workout? 3. The top 5 sports headphones in 2020 under $20 4. The top 5 sports headphones in 2020 under $50 5. The top 5 sports headphones in 2020 under $100 6. The best sports headphones in 2020 7. A Complete Guide for Jabra Elite Sport Jabra Elite Sport, which was first released in 2016, is still one of the best wireless sports earbuds with a heart rate monitor and audio coaching. This sports earbuds guide explains everything you need to know about the Jabra Elite Sport: the outstanding (and unique) features (a no-nonsense review of Jabra Elite Sport), items in the box, the layout of the Jabra Elite Sport buds and the charging case/base, how to use the buttons to control Jabra Elite Sport, how to charge the buds and charging case, how to wear the earbuds properly, how to pair the buds with mobile devices, how to reset the earbuds, how to use HearThrough and SideTone. Read the guide to learn more about Jabra Elite Sport … #. and many more … Other headphone guides In addition to Bluetooth headphone guides listed in this page, there are a few other specialized headphone guides: Headphone 101 .  You can find detailed explanations on features, technologies, and usages of headphones. Bluetooth headphone guides . You can find detailed guides on how to choose a Bluetooth headphone, how Bluetooth headphone works, and how to pair and use Bluetooth headphones. Noise-canceling headphone guides . This is a dedicated section for active noise-canceling headphones. You can find everything about noise-canceling headphones. Wireless earbuds guide . In this section, you can find guides on using and choosing wireless earbuds. Do you have any questions on Bluetooth headphones? If you have any questions on sports headphones, or if you encounter any problems on using sports headphones, please leave your question in the comment box below. You can also post your questions on our Facebook page . The community will help you get the answer. Share this:

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Page Text: / Wireless Earbuds Guides Wireless Earbuds Guides Wireless earbuds guides cover all aspects of choosing and using wireless earbuds. The detailed comparisons and reviews of wireless earbuds are also covered. Almost all wireless earbuds rely on a Bluetooth connection. So, the guides in this section may partially overlap with the Bluetooth headphone guides section. Table of Contents hide 3) Other headphone guides Why wireless earbuds? Although Apple touted AirPods as the futuristic wireless headphone, they are essentially a pair of Bluetooth headphones, just like other wireless earbuds. Of course, AirPods have a few special (but not revolutionary) features, including: The left and right pods are synced individually with iPhone. You can double-tap any of the AirPods to activate Siri voice assistant . The optical sensor detects whether the AirPods are in your ear, and therefore AirPods can pause the play automatically once they are removed from your ears. Simple pairing with iPhone. Noise-canceling for the microphone input. Wireless earbuds including AirPods are facing some challenges, for example Pricey. Many wired in-ear headphones can offer batter sound quality at a cheaper price. Poor active noise canceling (ANC). Active noise-canceling requires additional power (and chips). Most wireless earbuds (including AirPods) do not have active noise canceling at all. A few wireless earbuds with ANC offer poor battery life and inferior noise canceling (compared to wired ones, or over-ear ones). Easy to lose. Volume control. Due to the small size, most wireless earbuds do not have volume control. You have to control the volume in the host device (smartphone, for example). Play control. Product-dependency. AirPods work on iPhone only. Galaxy Buds work best on Samsung phones. Although Galaxy buds and many other wireless earbuds (except AirPods) work just like normal Bluetooth headsets, you may find some wireless earbuds do not work well on some devices. Anyway, there are plenty of options for wireless earbuds. But it is hard to find one that works well with your device. This wireless earbuds guide section will cover all aspects related to wireless earbuds: how to choose your wireless earbuds, how to pair and use wireless earbuds, how to choose the best codec for your wireless earbuds, and reviews of wireless earbuds. List of Wireless Earbuds Guides We add new wireless earbuds guides regularly. If you cannot find the wireless earbuds guide you need, or if you have any questions on using or choosing wireless earbuds, please do not hesitate to post your questions in the comment box below. We will find the answer for you as fast as we can. A new wireless earbuds guide may also be released to address your problem. Here is the list of available and coming-soon wireless earbuds guides. 1. How wireless earbuds work? 2. How to use AirPods on Android phones? 3. Top 5 alternatives to AirPods 4. How to use Samsung Galaxy buds? This wireless earbuds guide explains everything you need to know about Samsung Galaxy Buds:  box contents of the buds, the layout of the buds, how to use the buds, how to charge the buds, how to check the battery status, how to pair the buds with other devices, how to use touchpad commands to control the buds. A concise review of the Galaxy Buds was also included. Read on to learn to use Galaxy Buds or read the review … 5. How to use Sony wireless earbuds wf-1000x? 6. How to use Sony wireless earbuds wf-1000xm3? 8. Top 10 new features of AirPods Pro (vs AirPods 2) This wireless earbuds guide explains the top 10 new features of AirPods Pro (compared to AirPods 2): active noise cancelling (ANC), wireless charging, in-ear design, transparency mode, force sensor, adaptive EQ, Sweat and water resistance with IPX4 rating, ear tip test, secure fit, and a $249 price tag.

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Page Title: What are the differences among in-ear, on-ear and over-ear headphones? - Headphone Guide Pro

Page Description: This headphone guide explains the differences in size and sound quality among these 3 types of headphones. Then we explain whether you should get an in-ear, on-ear, and over-ear headphones to meet your needs (and comfort).

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Page Text: 6) When you should use an on-ear headphone? Why do you need to know the differences among in-ear, on-ear and over-ear headphones? When buying a new headphone, the first question you need to ask yourself is what “size” of the headphone should be. In the market, there are roughly 3 types of headphones based on their sizes (both wired headphones and Bluetooth headphones): in-ear headphone (aka earphone, or earbud); on-ear headphone; and over-ear headphone. The differences among in-ear, on-ear and over-ear headphones are NOT just about the size. Quite often, a certain type of headphone may be better than others for a special group of users (e.g. people with glass), or better for special occasions (e.g., for running). So, it is important to know the differences among in-ear, on-ear and over-ear headphones to get the headphone that is most suitable for you when you plan to get a new headphone. Size matters: the obvious difference among in-ear, on-ear and over-ear headphones In-ear headphone, aka earbud or earphone, is the smallest among the three. For example, Samsung Galaxy Buds , AirPods, AirPods Pro , Jabra Elite Sport are all in-ear wireless earbuds. Because of the small driver (aka transducer ), a unit that converts an electrical signal into sound (air pressure), in-ear headphone is small enough to fit inside your ears. The on-ear headphone usually uses larger drivers. But the padding is not large enough to cover your ears. Instead, the headphone sits on your ears without fully covering them. The over-ear headphone has a large enough padding to cover your ear.  Manufactures can put larger drivers in over-ear headphones thanks to the additional space. Sound quality difference among in-ear, on-ear and over-ear headphones When sound quality is concerned, size is NOT the major factor. Many headphone buyers have the wrong impression: the bigger driver means better sound quality. This is wrong. Large drivers generally can boost high volume (louder) with higher capacity for the bass. But unlike the volume or bass, the sound quality (audio quality) is NOT simply determined by the driver size. For all headphones, sound quality (audio quality) is mainly determined by: Driver type. Most headphones use the dynamic driver (aka moving coil driver), which usually gives moderate sound quality. Balanced armature drivers and planar magnetic (orthodynamic) drivers can be found in some high-end earphones and headphones. Of course, for sound quality, no drivers can beat the electrostatic driver . But headphones with electrostatic driver will set you back by a high price tag (usually a few thousand bucks). Driver quality. Of course, the quality of the driver differs dramatically among different manufacturers. You cannot expect the same driver in a $50 headphone and a $500 headphone. Acoustic design. The acoustic design of the headphone is often overlooked, especially for low-end headphones. But for middle-range and high-end headphones, the acoustic design can be a deal-maker or a deal-breaker. In short, driver size only affects the loudness; while different types of driver, quality of the driver,  and acoustic design usually are critical for sound quality. When you should use an in-ear headphone (earbuds)? In-ear headphones (and earbuds) are always smaller than over-ear and on-ear headphones, and therefore you may consider to get or use in-ear headphone: if you want to avoid bringing a bulk headphone. if you wear glasses. All on-ear and over-ear headphones need to press your ears, and therefore you may have to re-position the glasses when using these two types of headphones. when you are running or doing workouts. Most on-ear headphones will not be able to stay on the ears in these situations. Some sports edition of over-ear headphones may work. But in-ear headphone usually works the best. Of course, it is better to get a Bluetooth headphone (and in-ear) for your workouts. if you do not want your headphones being noticed. For example, in the office,  an on-ear or over-ear headphone may attract undesired attention. An in-ear headphone usually is not so obvious. Please note, the in-ear headphone can have comparable audio quality compared to over-ear and on-ear headphones. But there are so many poor quality in-ear headphones in the market. You need to do some homework before buying one. You may follow this in-ear headphone buyer guide if you need help to decide the best in-ear headphone based on your budget. When you should use an over-ear headphone? Although driver size is not a deciding factor for the sound quality of a headphone, you may find there are more options when you buy an over-ear headphone. The big cap in over-ear headphones allows manufacturers to fit more components, and optimize the acoustic design. You may consider an over-ear headphone: if you prefer strong bass. The bigger driver, physically, has the capacity of offering stronger bass. Of course, this depends on manufacturers’ implementation and design.  Generally speaking, headphones with a driver larger than 40mm is able to produce a well-balanced sound with decent bass. For smaller drivers in many in-ear headphones, special design and tuning are needed to get a similar bass. if you use the headphone mainly at home or office. Normally, an over-ear headphone is more comfortable than in-ear and on-ear headphones for long-duration usage. if you are not comfortable with in-ear headphones. Some users may feel uncomfortable when using in-ear headphones for extended periods. if you need to block some ambient sound. Most over-ear headphones can physically block some ambient sound. Of course, this is through passive blocking. If you need to block ambient noise aggressively, you should get an over-ear headphone with active noise canceling (ANC) capability.  For example, Bose 25 or Bose 35 can cancel about 90% low-frequency noise. You will have more choices for over-ear headphones compared to in-ear and on-ear headphones. So, it is easier to find the desired over-ear headphone within your budget. When you should use an on-ear headphone? On-ear headphone lies between in-ear and over-ear headphones in size. In the market, demand for the on-ear headphone is not high, but steady. You may consider using an on-ear headphone : if you need a light-weight headphone, but you are not comfortable with in-ear headphones. if you are not comfortable with ears covered by over-ear headphones. For example, some users may find their ears are sweaty when using over-ear headphones, especially in hot weather without air conditioning. if you prefer some special designs. Although there are far more over-ear headphones in the market than on-ear headphones, most cool designs can only be found in on-ear phones. Please note, on-ear headphones are not good for sports. It is hard to keep an on-ear headphone in position during workouts. Do you know the differences among in-ear, on-ear and over-ear headphones? Do you know whether you should get an in-ear, on-ear or over-ear headphone now? If you have any questions on the differences among in-ear, on-ear and over-ear headphones, or if you have any questions on choosing one of them, please let us know in the comment box below. The Headphone Guide Pro community will help you find the answer. Share this:

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Page Title: What is active noise canceling (ANC)? How active noise-cancelling headphone works? - Headphone Guide Pro

Page Description: This headphone guide explains what the active noise canceling (ANC) is and how the active noise canceling headphone works to help you choose proper active noise-canceling headphones.

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Page Text: 3) How does an active noise cancelling headphone work? What is active noise cancelling (ANC)? Active noise cancelling (ANC, aka active noise control ) is a set of audio technologies that actively cancel the ambient noise. Both the annoying noise and music reach your ear as sound waves transmitted through the air. So, one simple way to reduce noise is to physically and passively block it. For example, there are many soundproofing materials and technologies. In the airport, you may notice ground staff are wearing earmuffs to block the engine and other noises. In the shooting clubs, it is also common that earmuffs are used. Active noise cancelling (ANC),  on the contrary, uses negative sound waves to actively cancel the noise. This means ANC requires at least three components: Power source.  Active noise cancelling (ANC) always requires a power source to detect and analysis noise and then generate a negative wave. Noise detection. Normally, one or more microphones are used to sample the ambient sound. Anti-noise sound wave generator. Once the ambient noise is sampled, an active noise cancelling (ANC) system must generate an inverted (negative) sound wave (with similar amplitude) to cancel the low-frequency noise. When the ambient noise is cancelled, you will get a quieter environment for your music. Active noise cancelling (ANC) is still evolving, especially on how to sample ambient sound, how to analyze the sampled ambient sound, and eventually how to effectively cancel the low-frequency ambient noise in real-time. Please note,  active noise cancelling (ANC) currently is most effective for low-frequency noise only. Active noise cancelling (ANC) vs passive noise blocking As discussed earlier, noise can be “blocked” (passive)  and/or  “cancelled” (active). Most headphones, in-ear or on-ear or over-ear , can block certain ambient sounds. For example, some in-ear headphones are designed to seal the ambient sound (e.g., Sony WF-1000XM series and Apple AirPods Pro ). Of course, over-ear headphones usually can block more ambient sound. A few vendors may choose “open” designs with ANC earbuds (e.g., Samsung Galaxy Buds Live ) to make you more comfortable when wearing them. In this case, noise isolation is minimal. ANC needs to do more work. For headphones, some manufacturers may also refer to noise-blocking as noise isolation. Anyway, the differences between active noise cancelling (ANC) and passive noise blocking (or noise isolation) are obvious. Active noise cancelling (ANC) cancels ambient noise selectively. Although different manufacturers may use different algorithms and technologies, they all try to mainly cancel the low-frequency ambient noise. However, noise-blocking or noise isolation will always block all frequencies. Active noise cancelling (ANC) requires a power source. To cancel the ambient low-frequency noise, the control unit in noise-cancelling headphones must generate sound waves. Of course, the power source is also used to analyze the sampled ambient sound. While noise-blocking (noise isolation) relies on physical barriers made by noise-isolating and absorbing materials. Active noise cancelling (ANC) can be complemented by passive noise blocking (isolation). All headphones have a certain capacity for blocking ambient noise. Most noise-cancelling headphone manufacturers also try to improve the physical blocking or isolation of ambient sound as well. Anyway, if you need a headphone with noise-cancelling, you should not be fooled by noise isolation claimed by a few manufacturers. In addition, a lot of Bluetooth headphones may also claim the noise-cancelling feature. However, such noise-cancelling usually refers to the microphone input, not ANC.  You should not be misled by such claims/features. How does an active noise cancelling headphone work? As mentioned, in any headphones with ANC, there is at least one (usually 2) microphone dedicated to ambient sound sampling. These sampling microphones normally were positioned outside of the active noise-cancelling headphone. For example, for over-ear headphones with ANC, the sampling microphones are usually on the outside of the cap (for example, Bose 25). It is possible to put such microphones inside the cap. Theoretically, this sounds better. But in reality, it is a bit complicated because the music is also pushed to the same region. The ambient sound is continuously sampled. The sampled sound waves were processed in the ANC unit in real-time. The delay usually should be in the order of a few milliseconds. This ANC unit is the brain for noise cancelling in any active noise-cancelling headphones. Different vendors may use entirely different technologies and algorithms to generate a negative sound wave based on the sampled ambient noise. The generated sound was then superimposed on your music. So, when the sound wave reaches your ear, the ambient noise is effectively cancelled. Most branded active noise-cancelling headphones, for example, Bose 35 , or Sony WH-1000XM3 , currently can reduce the ambient low-frequency noise up to 80-95%; Apple AirPods Pro can block up to 50-80%. Please note, the popular Samsung Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Buds+ does not have ANC. It can only block some noise. The later version of Galaxy Buds Live , Galaxy Buds Pro, and Galaxy Buds 2 do offer decent ANC. Do you know what active noise-cancelling (ANC) is and how ANC works in headphones? If you have any questions on active noise cancelling (ANC), or if you have any questions on active noise-cancelling headphones, please let us know in the comment box below. The Headphone Guide Pro community will help you find the answer. Other active noise cancelling headphone guides can be found in the Noise-canceling headphones  section. You may check  Headphone 101  for detailed explanations of headphone technologies and terms. For Bluetooth headphone guides, please check  Bluetooth headphones  section. Sports headphones section is dedicated to guides on sports headphone . Are you considering a wireless earbud? You should check our wireless earbuds guide  section. Share this:

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Page Description: The guide explains everything about Samsung Galaxy Buds: layout of the buds, how to wear, use, charge,, customize the buds, touchpad commands, review of the buds.

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Page Text: 13) A review of Samsung Galaxy Buds What is Samsung Galaxy Buds? Samsung announced Galaxy Buds, a wireless earbud for Android phones, together with the Galaxy S10 in March 2019. Prior to Galaxy Buds, Samsung already offered Gear IconX as a fitness (and wireless) earbud. Galaxy Buds is smaller and lighter by removing the built-in storage and workout-tracking ability in IconX. If you need earbuds for a workout with a heart rate monitor, the best option is the Jabra Elite Sport . So, you can think Galaxy Buds is the wireless in-ear earbuds for Android phones matching AirPods for iPhones. In 2020, Samsung updated Galaxy Buds with Galaxy Buds+ (Galaxy Buds Plus) with longer battery life, better sound and audio quality as explained in this guide . The MSRP price is $149 . In many regions, Samsung Galaxy Buds+ is bundled with Galaxy S20 as a free gift. What devices are compatible with Galaxy Buds? The official spec sheet of the Galaxy Buds requires Android 5.0 and Galaxy Wearable app . But this is for “quick” pairing. In fact, you can use Samsung Galaxy Buds as a normal Bluetooth headset. Therefore, you can use the Samsung Galaxy Buds with most devices that support Bluetooth audio, for example, iPhone, Windows PCs, and laptops. Unlike AirPods, Galaxy Buds does follow the Bluetooth standards. This means it is compatible with most devices that follow the Bluetooth standards. In short, if your device can use other Bluetooth headphones, it can also use Galaxy Buds. What is included in the Samsung Galaxy Buds box? In most regions, you can find the following items in the Samsung Galaxy Buds box: Earbuds (L/R). Charging case (wireless charging dock). Wingtips (3 sizes, S/M/L, M is pre-installed). Ear tips (3 sizes, S/M/L, M is pre-installed). A USB cable (USB-A to USB-C). Quick Start Guide. Please note, there is no charger (wall or wireless) inside the box. Layout of Galaxy Buds and the charging case To use Galaxy Buds effectively, you need to know the layout of both the buds and the charging case. As illustrated below, there are mainly 11 parts you need to know: Battery (and charging) status light for the charging case. USB-C port for charging the charging case. Metal contacts for the buds. The buds will not be charged unless you place it correctly. Battery charging status of the buds. Solid red means charging normally. Sold green means fully charged. If it is flashing (pulsing) red, it means charging was blocked due to some problems mainly overheating. Microphone (outside). Touch panel (touchpad) for controlling the buds. Ear tip. You need to choose the size of the ear according to your ears AND whether it is comfortable when wearing them. Occasionally, some owners may have to choose a different ear tip size for each ear. Wingtip. The wingtip helps to secure the buds in your ears. Metal contacts for the charging case. Contact sensor. The sensor can detect whether the buds are in your ear or not. Microphone (inside). Please note, the two buds (left and right) are identical. The illustration shows part of each. Please note Galaxy Buds Live is substantially different. You may check the layout of Galaxy Buds Live here . Illustration of the layout of Samsung Galaxy Buds and the charging case How to charge Samsung Galaxy Buds? Galaxy Buds can only be charged by the charging case (cradle).  You have to put the buds into the charging case to charge it. The charging case has a built-in 252mAh battery for Galaxy Buds and 270mAh for Galaxy Buds+. You can charge the charging case with at least 3 different methods: Use the USB cable charging. Use Wireless charging. Use Galaxy S10, Note 10, or S20 (wireless PowerShare). Please note, when charging the charging case, the buds will be charged automatically as well. The charging method for Galaxy Buds Live is similar, as explained in this guide . USB cable charging To charge Galaxy Bud and the charging case (cradle) with a USB cable, you may follow these steps. You can skip steps 1 and 2 if you charge the charging case without buds inside. For example, you are using the buds and just want to charge the case. Step 1:  Open the charging case If you want to charge the buds together with the charging case, you should open the case to put the buds inside the case. If the buds are inside the case, you’d better check the buds as well. Of course, you can use your buds while charging the charging case. In this case, you can skip this step and the next step. Step 2: Check the buds are positioned properly As shown below, you need to make sure the buds are inserted into their corresponding slots. You should also check the direction of each bud and positioning. Step 3: Close the charging case If the earbuds are placed and positioned properly, or after you take out the buds, you can now close the case. Step 4: Connect to a USB charger The Galaxy Buds charging case uses a USB-C port. Therefore you have to: Use a USB-A to USB-C cable (which is included in the box), if your USB charger has a USB-A port, or you charge the case through normal USB ports on your PC/laptop. Or, use a USB-C to USB-C cable if your charge has a USB-C port, or you charge the charging case through a USB-C port on your PC/laptop. Anyway, the USB-C port on the charging case only accepts a USB-C connector. Step 5: Power on the USB charger You can plug the charger into an electric socket to power on the USB charger. Step 6: Wait till fully charged It should take less than 2 hours to charge Galaxy Buds and the charging case from 0% to 100%. The LED light in the charging case should turn from solid red (charging) to solid green (fully charged) once it is fully charged. Step 7: Disconnect charging case from the charger Once it is fully charged, you can unplug the USB cable from the charging case and then unplug the charger from the electric socket. Wireless charging You can charge the Galaxy Buds and the charging case with a Qi Wireless charger. You only need to put the charging case on the wireless charging pad to start to charge, as shown below. Tha’s all. Please check this page if you want to learn more about wireless charging on Samsung devices. Wireless PowerShare charging Samsung introduced wireless PowerShare on Galaxy S10 and Note 10 . You can enable the wireless PowerShare on Samsung Galaxy S10 or Note 10, then put Galaxy Buds on the back of the phone to charge it, as shown below. You may check this guide on how to enable and use wireless PowerShare to charge other devices with Galaxy S10 and Note 10. How to check the battery status of the Galaxy Buds? You can open the Galaxy Wearable app to find the battery level of the Galaxy Buds. Of course, in this case, the buds must be paired with the phone. You can also check the battery level of Galaxy Buds (including Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Buds+, Galaxy Buds Live, Galaxy Buds Pro, and Galaxy Buds 2) in the Galaxy Wearable app .  You may check this guide (it was written for Galaxy Buds Live. But it works for Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Buds + as well) to use any of the 4 methods (including using a widget on Android devices) to check the battery level of Galaxy Buds and Buds+. How to check the battery status of the charging case? You can check the battery status of the charging case with the battery (and charging) status light on the front panel of the charging case. The LED colour will tell you about the battery charging status of the charging case: Solid red. The charging case is being charged. Solid green. The charging case is fully charged. Fast flashing (pulsing) red. Something wrong with charging. Slow flashing (pulsing) red. The battery level is low. If the charging case is not connected to a charger, when you close the case, the LED will light up for a few seconds: Red. It means the battery is less than 30% left. Yellow. It means the battery level of the charging case is between 30-60%. Green. The battery level of the charging case is more than 60%. How to pair Samsung Galaxy Buds with your phone? The quick pairing between Galaxy Buds and your phone requires the Galaxy Wearable app. If you did not install the Galaxy Wearable app, or you are trying to pair the buds with your laptop of PC, you have to pair them as a standard Bluetooth headset. With Galaxy Wearable app If you have installed the Galaxy Wearable app on the phone, the phone will be able to detect Galaxy Buds automatically when you open the charging case. You just need to follow the pop-ups and agree to pair. Without Galaxy Wearable app You can pair the buds with the device as a normal Bluetooth headset. Why my phone does not recognize Galaxy Buds although I installed the Galaxy Wearable app? Galaxy Buds can remember the last paired device. By default, it will not try to pair with other devices.airPod To pair the buds to a new device, you can use one of the following methods: Tap and hold both touchpads while the earbuds are in your ears for 5-7 seconds until you hear the pairing sounds. Unpair with the old device. You can do this in the Galaxy Wearable app on the old device. You can also use “forget this device” in the Bluetooth settings of that device. You can also reset Galaxy Buds so that all settings will be erased. How to use touch gestures (touchpad commands) on Samsung Galaxy Buds? You can use the touchpad on each bud to control Galaxy Buds. The supported gestures (touchpad commands) include: Single tap (tap once). Triple-tap (tap 3 times quickly). Tap and hold (long tap). Tap and hold (long tap) both touchpads. Please note, Galaxy Buds Live uses slightly different touch controls. You may check this guide if you want to learn to use touch control on Galaxy Buds Live. Single tap (tap once) When you are playing music or videos, you can tap the touch panel once to pause. You do not need to tap on both buds. You only need to tap on any of the buds (left or right). In other words, the single tap work on both buds. Double-tap (tap twice quickly) When you are playing music or videos, you can tap the touchpad twice quickly to play the next track. If there is an incoming call (i.e., the phone rings), you can tap the touchpad twice to accept (pick up) the call. If you are engaged in a call, the double-tap gesture will end the call. If you are in a multi-party call (conference call), the double-tap gesture can be used to switch lines. Triple-tap (tap 3 times quickly) When you are playing music or videos, you can tap the touchpad three times quickly to play the previous track. Tap and hold (long tap) Functions for the tap and hold (long tap) gesture of Samsung Galaxy Buds can be customizable for: Google Assistant.

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Page Title: A Complete Guide for Jabra Elite Sport - Headphone Guide Pro

Page Description: The guide explains everything you need to know about the Jabra Elite Sport: the outstanding (and unique) features, how to charge, pair and use Jabra Elite Sport

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Page Text: Fitness-focused features of Jabra Elite Sport (A concise review of Jabra Elite Sport) As one of our favourite sports earbuds, Jabra Elite Sport has some outstanding fitness-focused features. Heart rate monitor Jabra Elite Sport has a heart rate monitor. Most importantly, it is quite accurate if you wear the buds correctly. Samsung Gear IconX (2019) removed the heart rate sensor. Galaxy Gear Buds does not have it either. The updated Galaxy Buds+ does not have one. AirPods and AirPods Pro never have one. So, if you need a heart rate monitor with your wireless earbuds, your choice is actually very limited. And this Jabra Elite Sport wireless earbuds probably is the best choice. Exercise tracking Ther built-in tri-axis accelerometer can track your walking or jog very accurately. Of course, if you want to track or map your run, you need to use GPS on the phone through the Jabra Sport Life app (or some other supported fitness tracking apps). You can also track reps for some exercises with the Jabra Sport Life app. Audio coaching You can get “personalized” real-time audio coaching through the Sport Life app. You can watch the video illustration for some cross-training activities on the phone. It’s beneficial for owners who didn’t have a coach before. VO2 max measurement The Jabra Sport Life app can estimate your VO2 max based on your heart rate and activities. It uses the technology and algorithm from the First Beat. The estimation will get more accurate gradually when you use it a few times. Remember to input the correct age, height and weight if you want to get an accurate measurement. IP67 rating As an earbud for sports, sweat-proof is an essential requirement. Jabra Elite Sport does more. It’s IP67 rated. So. The earbuds can survive in 1m-deep water for up to 30 mins. In the market, currently, only Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro offers comparable water-resistant. AirPods Pro and AirPods 3 both only have an IPX4 rating. Jabra is so confident in their gadget that in most regions they offer a 3-year warranty including water damage. Decent audio quality Among wireless earbuds, Jabra Elite Sport delivers outstanding audio quality, which is on par with other top-tier wireless earbuds like AirPods or AirPods Pro, Sony WF-1000XM3, and Bose Sports Free. Reliable connectivity Jabra is a trusted brand of Bluetooth headsets. The connectivity of the earbuds is robust. Decent battery life There are two generations of Jabra Elite Sport. The first-gen has a 3-hour battery life, and the case offers an additional 6 hours for the buds. So the total battery life is about 9 hours. This gen was in the market before 2018. The second-gen of the earbuds have a battery life of 4.5 hours and an additional 9 hours from the case. The total battery life is about 13.5 hours. If you bought the buds in 2018 or 2019, very likely, you got the second-gen. Contents in the Jabra Elite Sport Box In addition to the quick start guide and a few leaflets, you can find the following six items in the box (corresponding to the numbers in the picture below). #1. Earbuds Each of the two buds has a mark of L and R indicating for the left and right ear, respectively. The one with + and – (volume control) is for the left ear, and the other one (with two dots) is for the right ear. #2. Charging (and carrying) case The only way to charge the Jabra Elite Sport buds is to put the buds into the charging case. The charging case is also a carrying case. There is a micro USB charging port on the side. You need to charge the case with a USB charger. Your computer or laptop can also charge the case. #3. Micro USB cable The micro USB cable is for you to charge the case (and therefore the buds). You need to insert the smaller end (micro USB connector) into the charging case. The standard USB (USB A) end is for you to connect it to a USB charger or the USB port on your PC or laptop. The USB cable is more or less universal. You can use any micro USB cable if you lose the original one. #4. Silicon EarGels You can use either the silicon EarGels or the foam ones (#5) for the Jabra Elite Sport buds. For most owners, the foam tip EarGels are more comfortable. There are three sizes of the EareGels: small, medium and large. You should try them to find the best fit for your ears. #5. Foam tip EarGels The foam tip EarGels are thicker and more comfortable for wearing the buds in an extended period. Of course, it depends on individual owners. Some Jabra Elite Sport owners may still prefer the silicon ones. #6. EarWings The Jabra Elite Sport EarWings are designed to help you secure the buds in the ear. How to use the buttons on Jabra Elite Sport to control the earbuds There are two buttons and one LED on each of the earbuds, as shown below. On the left bud, the two buttons are volume up and volume down. On the right one, the main button is the multifunction button. The other one is the Sports button to launch the Jabra Sport Life app on the connected phone. For Jabra Elite Sport, the right earbud is the main one. It can be used alone. The left earbud can only be used with the right one. Now, let’s learn to use the buttons to control Jabra Elite Sport. The meaning of LED colours will be explained later in this post. Multifunction button The multifunction button is the most important one to control Jabra Elite Sport. You can Hold down the multifunction button for about 5-7 seconds to turn on (power on) or turn off  (power off) the right earbud. Hold down the multifunction button for 3 seconds to pair the earbuds with your smartphone (when the Jabra Elite Sport is turned off). Hold down the multifunction button for 1 second to activate voice assistant (Siri, Google Assitant, or Cortana depending on the connected device). Tap the multifunction button to play/pause music. Tap the multifunction button to answer/end a phone call. Double-tap the multifunction button to reject a phone call. Double-tap the multifunction button to turn on/off HeearThrough (when not in a call). Hold down the multifunction button for 2 seconds to put the current call on hold and answer the incoming call when you are already in a call. Hold down the multifunction button for 2 seconds to switch between held call and active call when there is a held call. Please note, the call holding relies on the carrier and phone support. A few carriers may not offer the call holding feature to some mobile plans. The button requires some force to register the gesture. So, it is different from the touch control on Galaxy Buds devices . But the force needed is not as much as for the Force Sensor on AirPods Pro , or AirPods 3 . Sports button The sports button on the Jabra Elite Sport is mainly for sports-related activities. The functions of the Sports button before and during a workout are different. Before a workout When you are not in a workout, you can: Tap the Sports button to launch the Jabara Sports Life app on the connected phone. Press and hold (hold down) the Sports button for about 1 second to start a workout. Press and hold (hold down) the Sports button for about 10 seconds to enable or disable Bluetooth Smart . During a cardio workout If you are in a cardio workout, you can: Press and hold (hold down) the Sports button for about 1 second to pause/resume the current workout. Tap the Sports button to listen to on-the-go updates. Double-tap the Sports button to turn on/off on-the-go updates. During a cross-training workout Press and hold (hold down) the Sports button for 1 about second to pause/resume the current workout. Tap the Sports button to start the next exercise. Multi-function button + Sports button You can: Press and hold (hold down) the multifunction button and the Sports button simultaneously for about 2 seconds to enable/disable sidetone. Press and hold (hold down) the multifunction button and the Sports button simultaneously for about 5 seconds to reset the pairing list (reset pairing). Sidetone is a feature that allows you to hear your own voice when you are on a call. You can also use the Jabra Sport Life app to enable or disable the sidetone on Jabra Elite Sport. Volume up button (+) You can: Tap volume up button to increase the volume (when in a call or during music playing). Tap volume up button to listen to battery status (when not in a call and not during music playing). Press and hold (hold down) the volume up button for 1-2 seconds to skip track (forward). Volume down button (-) In addition to the similar functions of the volume up button, the volume down button can also be used to turn off or turn on the left earbud. You can: Tap volume up button to decrease the volume (when in a call or during music playing). Tap volume up button to listen to battery status (when not in a call and not during music playing). Press and hold (hold down) the volume up button for 1-2 seconds to skip track (backward). Hold down the volume down button for 5-7 seconds to power on or power off the left earbud. The meaning of LED colours on Jabra Elite Sport earbuds and the charging case LED colour meaning on the earbuds On each earbud of Jabra Elite Sport, there is one LED to indicate the status of the earbud individually. The meaning of the LED colours on the Jabra Elite Sport earbuds is illustrated in the following picture. Green means high battery (more than 75%). Yellow means medium battery (about 30% ~75%). Red means low battery (less than about 30%). Blue means pairing mode or connected to a device. White means the left and right earbuds are linking or unlinking. Purple means the earbud is being reset. The LED lights up briefly after you take them out of the charging case (powering on), or when there is a status change. It is NOT always on. LED colour meaning on the charging case On the charging case, there are 3 LEDs, as shown above. The LED near the charging (micro USB) port indicates the battery status of the charging case. The meaning of the LED colours is: Green means high battery, or the charging case is fully charged if it is connected to a charger. Yellow means medium battery. Red means low battery, or the charging case is being charged (when connected to a charger). You should charge the charging case if the LED colour is red. In the front side of the Jabra Elite Sport charging case, there are two LEDs for each earbud. These two LEDs light up briefly after you open the case or close the case. The meaning of the LED colours are: Green means high battery.

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A Complete Guide for Jabra Elite Sport Fitness-focused features of Jabra Elite Sport (A concise review of Jabra Elite Sport) Contents in the Jabra Elite Sport Box How to use the buttons on Jabra Elite Sport to control the earbuds The meaning of LED colours on Jabra Elite Sport earbuds and the charging case How to charge Jabra Elite Sport and the charging case? How to wear Jabra Elite Sport properly? How to pair Jabra Elite Sport with your mobile phone? Can I use only one earbud with Jabra Elite Sport? How to update Jabra Elite Sport firmware? How to reset Jabra Elite Sport? How to turn on/off Jabra Elite Sport? How to use HearThrough on Jabra Elite Sport? How to use Sidetone on Jabra Elite Sport? Does Jabra Elite Sport have active noise cancelling? How to check the product version of Jabra Elite Sport? How to use the Jabra Sport Life App with Jabra Elite Sport? Do you have any questions on Jabra Elite Sport? Reader Interactions Primary Sidebar Heart rate monitor Exercise tracking Audio coaching VO2 max measurement IP67 rating Decent audio quality Reliable connectivity Decent battery life #1. Earbuds #2. Charging (and carrying) case #3. Micro USB cable #4. Silicon EarGels #5. Foam tip EarGels #6. EarWings Multifunction button Sports button Multi-function button + Sports button Volume up button (+) Volume down button (-) LED colour meaning on the earbuds LED colour meaning on the charging case Step 1: Insert Step 2: Rotate Step 3: Tuck Scenario 1:  First time pairing out of the box without charging Scenario 2: First time pairing out of the box after charging Scenario 3: Pairing with other smartphones (not first-time paring) Share this: Comments Leave a Reply Cancel reply   Galaxy S22 Guides  Samsung Galaxy S21 Guides  Galaxy Note Guides  Chromecast Guides Recent Posts Add Headphone Guide Pro to your Homescreen! 

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