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Difference between Wireless and Bluetooth Headphones

CJChua
By CJChua
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So I heard some rumors that iPhone 7 won't have headphone jack, and someone said use Bluetooth Headphones but what's the difference between Wireless and Bluetooth? Is it even the same?

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Apple won't be so stupid to ditch the headphone jack ;) There are a lot of crazy rumors to many upcoming devices, always.

Cabled headphones won't go away anytime soon.

 

Also Wireless headphones are the same as bluetooth headphones.

I never heard of any headphones using something different than bluetooth :)

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The most common wireless standard (and the only one you'll find on mobile phones or any current devices) is bluetooth.

Bluetooth is one form of wireless technology.

Other wireless headphones over the years have been served by infra red, proprietary RF (often 900 MHz), and FM radio broadcast.

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Most Wireless headphones are bluetooth. Others use other methods.

 

No, the Iphone 7 will not not have a headphone jack, That would be stupid.

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My brother has the RF wireless Sensenhauser, the cheapest version, and it sounds like shit.  Although it does have better range than BT.  Most BT headphones I've had sound really good but only have a reliable range of about 10 ft from the source from my experience.  One set of BT IEMs would constantly cut out if I went jogging with my phone in my pocket.

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BlueTooth is SHIT. Always 3.5mm or optical when can.

Wireless is crap too.

and no if apple ditches 3.5mm they lost a whole family forever. .3.

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