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A: No it doesn’t matter which one you use. For work I use my left one all day. At home I’ll use my right one in. Most times I don’t feel like putting both in. Whichever one I’m using, I leave the other one inside the case. You’ll be fine using just one for a while. They last very long. I charge my case once a week. So you’re okay to just use one if that’s what you choose to do
Q: Can I use this with Samsung android phone ?
A: Yes. My wife uses them with a note 10 plus. The box would make you thing they are only for iPhone but they work with Android
Q: Are they noise canceling? The description says yes, but some say no..
A: There is no active noise cancelation but they are good in terms of passive noise cancelation.
Q: How is the microphone quality? Do others hear you clearly?
A: I use phone for work much of my day and have had no issues with people hearing me.
Q: Do they have different rubber tips that come with it?
A: Yes they do, they have a few different sizes to fit more comfortably.
Q: Do these have physical buttons or touch capacitive sensors?
A: Each earbud has one button. It’s physical touch to turn up the volume, turn down the volume, pick up a phone call or hang up a phone call. Also they can be used for whatever voice assistant your phone uses. I got my self a pair. I love them. They also have a very clear instruction booklet that also teaches you how to use each earbud. The box itself also has a QR scanner code that you can scan and the website also has the same instructions if you don’t wanna read the instruction booklet.
A: They will work for that, just be aware that any EQ settings from the Headphones app won’t work because the Apple Watch doesn’t support it.
A: If your TV has Bluetooth, then yes these can be used on it. You just need to connect them, you don’t need a fancy box or anything. Just look up the pairing process and take it from there.