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Surely you can listen to music and also answer calls when you use one earbud, but there is only one volume control on one earbud, which means if you use the left earbud only, you can reduct the volume by “-” button; if you use the right side only, you can increase the volume by “+” button. Also you can hold and press the “-” button on left earbud for 1 second to switch to previous track and press and hold the “+” button on right earbud for 1 second to switch to next track. Besides, the other functions are working fine with one earbud as listed below: Short press the pause button on left or right earbud to play or pause music, or to pick up the call; Long press the pause button on left or right earbud for 1 second to switch to reject call.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.YES. The most significant one I've found so far (after owning them for 2 days) is that you can only control the volume completely if wearing BOTH. The left one controls the "down" volume and the right one controls the "up". I was very confused at first but finally figured out the very unhelpful user manual's hieroglyphics! For the record, the user manual leaves a LOT to be desired, especially for the older generations that may be a wee bit technologically impaired, lol. Unfortunately, it's kind of a necessary evil, as they both have / need the pause, play, skip (for music), plus the answer / decline call capability - they can only fit so many buttons on each earbud. You can still control the volume with the buttons on your phone though. Hope this helps!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You can use them independently, very easily as well. Not sure on what features you lose.
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