"Are wired headphones better than wireless Bluetooth headphones? In terms of sound, the answer can often be yes. Although, I won't pretend Bluetooth headphones aren't good enough for the majority of the population's ears. They are. Still, wired headphones are often easier to use (caveat below) and tend to not have as much fancy (read: expensive) tech that drives up the price. Plus you can use them after months of neglect without needing to charge. What a blessing."
"These days many of us use our phones to listen to music, podcasts, what have you, and modern phones don't have 3.5mm headphone jacks. But the truth is most other modern deviceslike laptops, tablets, turntablesstill do. The more high-tech audiophile coded it is, the more likely it is to include a 3.5mm port. You can also always just buy an adapter. They don't cost much."
Wired headphones frequently deliver better sound quality, simpler operation, and lower cost while requiring no charging and remaining usable after long periods of neglect. Bluetooth headphones offer sufficient sound for most listeners and add wireless convenience, especially with modern phones using USB-C ports. Many phones no longer include 3.5mm headphone jacks, but laptops, tablets, and turntables commonly retain them, and high-end audio gear is more likely to include a 3.5mm port. Affordable adapters restore wired connectivity. Open-back headphones use mesh ear cups to increase airflow, reduce sweating and pressure, and improve comfort for long sessions compared with closed-back designs.
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