Wireless Ear Buds for Android
Wireless Ear Buds for Android
I purchased AirPods Pro for my iPhone about a year ago. They are great. I'd like to buy a gift of something similar for a friend with a Samsung Android phone. For $100 or less. Any suggestions?
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I really like the Aftershoxz bone conduction headphones both me and my wife use. They aren't earbuds. They are connected by a band from ear to ear and use bluetooth. They have transducers that go in front of your ears and vibrate the bones to provide sound (you can't feel them vibrate, at least I can't). The Trex version (the low-end) is less than $100.
After using them for several months, I wrote a review of them on my website, if you want a more in-depth review of them.
After using them for several months, I wrote a review of them on my website, if you want a more in-depth review of them.
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The Jabra bluetooth headphones have been terrific in my experience. Now that the 75t is out the 65 series (I have the 65t sport) can be had for less than $100. Great value.
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AirPods work with Samsung Android phones That is what I use and they work great.
Costco has the 2nd generation AirPods for $129, Woot has them for $109 (refurbished) and Zuilly for $99 (Refurbished)
Costco has the 2nd generation AirPods for $129, Woot has them for $109 (refurbished) and Zuilly for $99 (Refurbished)
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At that price range, I'd consider the Samsung Galaxy Buds+ Plus ($100) or Jabra Elite 65t ($74). If you're looking for something cheaper, the AUKEY EP-T21s are on sale at Amazon right now for a little over $20 with a coupon.
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I was given a pair of these by my son, they are terrific! I have never been able to manage earbuds, tolerate them for noise reduction on airplanes, but these are great. I am able to hear outside sounds as needed, great for calls, movies, etc.Raybo wrote: ↑Wed Dec 02, 2020 8:44 am I really like the Aftershoxz bone conduction headphones both me and my wife use. They aren't earbuds. They are connected by a band from ear to ear and use bluetooth. They have transducers that go in front of your ears and vibrate the bones to provide sound (you can't feel them vibrate, at least I can't). The Trex version (the low-end) is less than $100.
After using them for several months, I wrote a review of them on my website, if you want a more in-depth review of them.
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