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Anyone using sports low latency earbuds?
- Thread starter pine3874
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I use just normal Apt-x earbuds which are not Low Latency
They work well without any lag that I can notice
Mine are just a pair of cheaper ones and they sound tinnie so I have got a better pair coming
My new ones are IPX7 waterproof so I can use them in knee deep water (with the control pod not submerged)
Apt-X L.L are a bit hard to find ...I was looking at Sennheiser cx 6.00bt ( these are low latency) but they are $170 AUD and not waterproof
After trying out the the normal aptx I see no need for low latency for my 800 for my purposes.
good luck
They work well without any lag that I can notice
Mine are just a pair of cheaper ones and they sound tinnie so I have got a better pair coming
My new ones are IPX7 waterproof so I can use them in knee deep water (with the control pod not submerged)
Apt-X L.L are a bit hard to find ...I was looking at Sennheiser cx 6.00bt ( these are low latency) but they are $170 AUD and not waterproof
After trying out the the normal aptx I see no need for low latency for my 800 for my purposes.
good luck
Mascard thanks for your recommendation. I needed a new set to replace my iPhone wired set that's starting to fail, and thought it would be interesting to try them on the EQ800 too.
I ordered this set for waterproofing and longer battery life for a couple of bucks more:
SoundPEATS Magnetic Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth Headphones Sport In-Ear IPX 6 Sweatproof Earphones with Mic (Super sound quality Bluetooth 4.1, aptx, 8 Hours Play Time, Secure Fit Design) (Black)
Although I purchased primarily to replace my iPhone wired set, It'll be fun to see how they work on the EQ800.
I ordered this set for waterproofing and longer battery life for a couple of bucks more:
SoundPEATS Magnetic Wireless Earbuds Bluetooth Headphones Sport In-Ear IPX 6 Sweatproof Earphones with Mic (Super sound quality Bluetooth 4.1, aptx, 8 Hours Play Time, Secure Fit Design) (Black)
Although I purchased primarily to replace my iPhone wired set, It'll be fun to see how they work on the EQ800.
Always Curious
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I have ordered the Sennheiser cx 6.00 earbuds, which are low latency. I decided to try earbuds because my hat will fit better. If these don't work, I'll just try wired earbuds--no lag there!
I have a set of last year's avantree 4.1 bluetooth ear buds and transmitter I ordered online. They work great but I wish they'd stay charged all day. Now they're selling 4.2 bluetooth transmitters and ear buds with a longer charge for roughly the same money. 4.2 bluetooth is the latest and greatest and is very close in speed to those systems being sold for metal detectors. I like the bluetooth because you can use the ear buds in hot weather and headphones in cold and for other things other than detecting.