What does not true wireless mean? null

They are wireless, but you have the option to use them with a cord. They provide a cord you can plug into your phone. It’s just a personal preference.

Hi fellow costumer, That might refer to headphones that are connected to the device wirelessly but have a cord connecting the earbuds to each other. I hope this helps!

Just essentially that it has a separate port for wired in connection.

True wireless” means: No wire between the left and right sides Each side connects independently (usually to the phone or to each other) Either side can work on its own Because of that, true wireless products are almost always earbuds, not over-ear or on-ear headphones.

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They are wireless, but you have the option to use them with a cord. They provide a cord you can plug into your phone. It’s just a personal preference.
Answered by Christian 2 years ago
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Hi fellow costumer, That might refer to headphones that are connected to the device wirelessly but have a cord connecting the earbuds to each other. I hope this helps!
Answered by FernandoR 2 years ago
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Just essentially that it has a separate port for wired in connection.
Answered by DDA3 2 years ago
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True wireless” means: No wire between the left and right sides Each side connects independently (usually to the phone or to each other) Either side can work on its own Because of that, true wireless products are almost always earbuds, not over-ear or on-ear headphones.
Answered by Anonymous 6 months ago
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