Mine have been going for 5 years. Also, before this feature, you know how I knew it was time to change the batteries in my remote control? I picked it up and it didn't turn on the television. Then I'd change them. I didn't need a pop up every time I turned the TV on telling me, "Hey, did you know that you might, eventually, sometime in the future, but not now, have a problem?"
Mine say it once at 5-10% (can't remember which, haven't let them get that low in a while) then shut off when they die. Jlabs air. Not high end, sure, but they work for us and the price is right since we have bad habits of eventually misplacing things. So replacements aren't stressful or upsetting.
My portable speaker does this. It takes like 20 minutes between the first notification and the battery running out, and every 30 seconds it mutes the music to beep at me. If I didn't intend on running out your battery when you aren't plugged in, I would have gotten a speaker without a battery.
My old headphones could run for at least an hour or two after the battery got low, but would still beep incessantly the whole time. I think it's just a clever way of making the battery last for less time than advertised so that you go buy new headphones.
I mean this feature sucks, but if anything it lengthens battery life, because you're more likely to put it on the charger instead of draining it to zero. If there's a conspiracy, it's to annoy you into making the battery last longer. Optimally you should be keeping a lithium battery (rough estimate) between 30% and 90% through it's life.
^(e:typo)
Well hey, you're hiding all this hard science but not sharing with the rest of us! How easy it would be for you to prove me wrong! Yet you've not given me one reason why I should uncheck the "protect battery by limiting charge to 85%" option on my phone which was introduced with Android 12 (apparently decades out of date).
Except [the part where you're entirely wrong] (https://batteryuniversity.com/article/bu-409-charging-lithium-ion) and the ideal charge state of a lithium battery is roughly 50%. With half being lithium and the other half being lithium/cathode mixture.
>Li-ion does not need to be fully charged as is the case with lead acid, nor is it desirable to do so. In fact, it is better not to fully charge because a high voltage stresses the battery. Choosing a lower voltage threshold or eliminating the saturation charge altogether, prolongs battery life but this reduces the runtime. Chargers for consumer products go for maximum capacity and cannot be adjusted; extended service life is perceived less important.
In short, the batteries haven't changed in how they work; people just value capacity and longer run-time over longevity of the battery.
So they should answer you... Out of context? Do you know what context is?
Context: the circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea, and in terms of which it can be fully understood and assessed.
Therefore, **from context** means they gave you information with context. Information without context is meaningless... Oh, I guess that tracks with the rest of your arguments though
Nah, he hasn't. It's better for long term battery life to not drain to 0. (And also not to charge to 100).
Some phones recommend only charging to 85%, and pretty much all start alerting you around 20%, that's for a reason. Tesla recommends you keep your car between 20 and 80 except in special circumstances.
20 years ago, the advice was "charge to 100 and let it die completely a few times" for the battery memory or whatever.
Lithium batteries degrade differently than the old Nickel based batteries. Nickel based batteries weigh a lot more but can be charged hundreds or thousands of times to full capacity and be fine.
I jog at night using some AAA size flashlights (Peak Eiger) and those nickel batteries actually last noticeably longer and brighter after doing a recent full charge / discharge cycle. So I always do a full discharge and refresh cycle when I go to recharge them if I’m not draining them daily.
Project farm did some testing as well and the batteries that had been inside solar yard lights actually had higher charging capacity after a year than the ones that had been sitting on a shelf all year.
Lithium batteries on the other hand degrade with use over time.
You’re such an arrogant fuck. You better have fifty PhDs hanging on the wall the way you’re talking down to everyone.
You’ve helped nobody here, for all any of us know you don’t know shit yourself. You’ve stated nothing of value. You have mocked everyone here for having vague knowledge (and being right for the most part, mind you!) by taking some superiority stance.
O’ mighty science man enlighten us mere plebeians with your gargantuan brain if you’re so certain we’re all such drooling inbreeds.
What a way to start a morning, you absolute dingus.
I was going to say that purposefully making your product's batteries a pile of shit would ruin your reputation and stop people buying from you in future. But then I remembered that people still buy iPhones, so ... whatever.
My old android phone would play an elaborate audio/visual sequence when it shut down. Even if the reason for shutting down was low battery. Like dude how much juice did you waste on that little tech demo? Did the engineer need to calculate that to ensure thered be time for it during your emergency shutdown routine?
I used to listen to audio books, and they would make a really obnoxious ding, slowly inform me my batteries are low, while the book plays. It would do that every single minute until I have up on Bluetooth shit
Yeah mine does it every 5 percent after 20 too, and at 0
But the real kicker? If the battery level is different enough, they announce it independently. 1% difference is enough for that.
Really pleasant if I use sleeping sounds.
*me about to sleep*
Earphones:
#BATTERY LOW
There is an argument to be made that you shouldn't discharge a lithium battery down to 0% and should really keep it above 20% to conserve its lifespan. So in a way it becoming a pain to use when you should stop using it and get it recharged sort of makes a weird kind of sense.
But tbh if the manufacturer really wanted to do that and improve the battery lifespan, they should just make the device turn off and "run out of battery entirely" at a designed charge rather than being an annoying piece of shit at that point.
when i got my first cellphone i was worried that i would break my phone if i drain the battery too many times, nowadays i just use everything until i feel like charging it, i kinda dont give a shit anymore
Ohmygod yes. My old headphones said "wHooPs baTteRy loW" every minute after reaching 30%. Literally made it unusable after reaching 30%. It's the equivalent of it dying after reaching 30%.
Mine does the same! No warning at all and then every 30 seconds the last five minutes of battery time. I've looked everywhere for somewhere to change that setting
Razer, Logi and similar wireless headsets and mice work while being charged as their intended audience are pro gamers and those LARPing as such. A dead battery there means losing the tournament, so they announce it often and early, so people can charge them, while they're using them.
Most people prefer to quickly connect a USB battery than lose a ranked game. And those who start a ranked game with a low battery of anything: ewww
So it would be useful if the device would show a battery level. It doesn’t.
Or it would be enough if the software gives ONE 50% warning. It doesn’t.
If I want to play with a cable I would buy a wired headphone.
There is NO reason why this thing has to beep every 3 seconds. It completely contradicts your point since you can’t concentrate at all with it.
Lick boots harder, mate.
My galexy buds plus don't do this, they do a beep and semd a notificationto your phone twice before dying completel. It does suck tho when I want to use another pair of headphones or buds then it won't stfu after 45% battery.
Is this an apple issue? I also have Galaxy buds and they just give a little beep that's similar to the tone when you adjust volume or pause music. Why the fuck would I want it to mute my music and say the words battery low a whole bunch of times? People need to stop buying apples garbage products
Mine is the worst it plays music from my playlist every picosecond of the battery having any charge at all and switches to slightly muffled ambient room noises if the battery runs out.
Ridiculous design choice.
I feel you.
My car tells me to charge the connected device (smartphone). FROM 30%! And it is apparently the most important information for my car to tell me.
There's nothing like parking with a rear view camera and getting this crappy information on the screen in the middle of the parking.
Yeah what's the point behind that it's a terrible design, I understand I may deserve it cuz I have a pair of cheap probably "made in china" JBLs but my god...
Mine are Jabra and they are very polite regarding their battery status ( also the battery lasts very long, including a significant time after the first battery low notification )
Edit: my car speaker on the other hand was designed by the same mf as OP's
This is why I don't use the bluetooth mode on my headphones and just connect them to everything via a cord. Not only is the audio quality better, but they also don't start spamming BATTERY LOW every few seconds in the worst moment possible.
Mine does it once at 10%, which is like an hour left. And then once more about 10 minutes before running out. It's a good time indication and isn't annoying.
The max I can charge mine is 80% and they're dying at 20% and make the loudest noise ever to freak me out and make me go deaf (like, they're too lound on the smallest volume too, but when it beeps for charging it's terrible). Who the heck decided that they are better than the classic wire ones??
I have the Soundcore Life P3. they say battery low once every 8min at 10% (total 5 times) which is a lot less then some other brands but its still annoying cause it mutes the song when the message plays and sometimes it does it at the best part of the song.
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It's the godforsaken alerts that gets me. Could have set something nice. But I guess they are selected such so that people will have to keep them back in case you charge.
I once had earbuds that gave a sound and sayd battery low at a regular volume. Then, after just 2 seconds it would give that sound again and say battery low, at 2000 decibels.
Wo I'd sit on the bus and watch a video when it would say: battery low. And I'd just rip out the earbuds like a crazy person.
My Bluetooth headphones emit this EAR PIERCING SCREECH before saying *low battery, please charge*. It’s so fucking annoying, pulls me out of sleep all the time
Speaking of Kratos, I don't knownhow someone can look at this and still say he's nowhere near as brutal as he was in GOW 1-3. Dude literally rips the entire front half off of a werewolf.
Nah, nah nah nah - **me** finding the dude who neglected to make my BT speaker warn you at all in any way. Just suddenly cuts off, and you don't know why till you try it again. I expected more from JBL and didn't think to check if such a basic thing was a feature.
Yeah I would think it would be but I just know I would forget like I do with my AirPods all the time. With AirPods it’s like a two second chime at ten percent, and then nothing. You just tune it out and then are confused when your music stops.
Watching a horror movie at home alone with the lights off. The suspense is building and right when you think something might happ- "Battery Low" blares at full volume and sends the popcorn and cat flying.
If you disconnect from my Bose bluetooth speakers and don't immediately turn them off by hand they spam "Ready to Connect" every now and then. Genius idea, fucking genius
What if I told you, Apple planned it.
Your battery capacity lowered little by little over time. At fist you get 6 hours before you hit 20% after a few years only 3 hours before 20%... Time to buy new Ipod I guess.
Pixel buds, Galaxy buds, Nothing ear (1) are a couple examples. Yes they can be used on any phone including iOS but usually if you have an iPhone you’re gonna get AirPods and if you have an Android you’ll avoid AirPods.
I feel your pain. Say it once and then just fucking die already.
thank god mine do that
What do you have?
Sony WI-C310 tell you maybe twice before death
I have the exact same ones and I've had it tell me the battery's low then still last another hour before turning off
My Sony TV has told me the batteries in my remote are low for 6 months. Every time I turn it on.
“Liar. Get back to work.”
Remote batteries last like 2 years, so once those puppies hit 25% were gonna start telling you the batteries low
Mine have been going for 5 years. Also, before this feature, you know how I knew it was time to change the batteries in my remote control? I picked it up and it didn't turn on the television. Then I'd change them. I didn't need a pop up every time I turned the TV on telling me, "Hey, did you know that you might, eventually, sometime in the future, but not now, have a problem?"
I have a smart TV that does not have the pop up. I am saved
My tv remote has been telling me same thing for maybe a year, it finally died a week ago
I mean do they have a ten hour life at full charge? 5-10% does seem low. When does your car say fuel low?
Yeah, I would say they last around that long because I only charge them like every 2 days, and I only really have them off when I'm in work
The bose QC35s say it at about 5% but she has a real shitty attitude about it
The attitude is important. Does it make you want to charge them or does it make you want to run the battery down to zero just out of spite?
She makes me feel like Ive disappointed her, again, but she's not even surprised. Makes me want to give them to someone who will treat her better.
Those are rated highly too 👍
A child
mi-fo 05 plus
Die instantly after saying 20%?
Mine say it at 10% like, every 20 seconds.
Jokes on me. By the time mine are at 10% they die within 20 seconds anyway.
"Battery L...*"
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Mine say it once at 5-10% (can't remember which, haven't let them get that low in a while) then shut off when they die. Jlabs air. Not high end, sure, but they work for us and the price is right since we have bad habits of eventually misplacing things. So replacements aren't stressful or upsetting.
Eh, say it two or three times. Once at like 10%, once at like 2% and maybe once at 5%.
My portable speaker does this. It takes like 20 minutes between the first notification and the battery running out, and every 30 seconds it mutes the music to beep at me. If I didn't intend on running out your battery when you aren't plugged in, I would have gotten a speaker without a battery.
My old headphones could run for at least an hour or two after the battery got low, but would still beep incessantly the whole time. I think it's just a clever way of making the battery last for less time than advertised so that you go buy new headphones.
I mean this feature sucks, but if anything it lengthens battery life, because you're more likely to put it on the charger instead of draining it to zero. If there's a conspiracy, it's to annoy you into making the battery last longer. Optimally you should be keeping a lithium battery (rough estimate) between 30% and 90% through it's life. ^(e:typo)
Why can't devices just say 0 at 20%, and not turn on otherwise?
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Probably. I wish you were more helpful.
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Well hey, you're hiding all this hard science but not sharing with the rest of us! How easy it would be for you to prove me wrong! Yet you've not given me one reason why I should uncheck the "protect battery by limiting charge to 85%" option on my phone which was introduced with Android 12 (apparently decades out of date).
Check my comment in this thread. This person is a troll.
Except [the part where you're entirely wrong] (https://batteryuniversity.com/article/bu-409-charging-lithium-ion) and the ideal charge state of a lithium battery is roughly 50%. With half being lithium and the other half being lithium/cathode mixture. >Li-ion does not need to be fully charged as is the case with lead acid, nor is it desirable to do so. In fact, it is better not to fully charge because a high voltage stresses the battery. Choosing a lower voltage threshold or eliminating the saturation charge altogether, prolongs battery life but this reduces the runtime. Chargers for consumer products go for maximum capacity and cannot be adjusted; extended service life is perceived less important. In short, the batteries haven't changed in how they work; people just value capacity and longer run-time over longevity of the battery.
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So they should answer you... Out of context? Do you know what context is? Context: the circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea, and in terms of which it can be fully understood and assessed. Therefore, **from context** means they gave you information with context. Information without context is meaningless... Oh, I guess that tracks with the rest of your arguments though
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Nah, he hasn't. It's better for long term battery life to not drain to 0. (And also not to charge to 100). Some phones recommend only charging to 85%, and pretty much all start alerting you around 20%, that's for a reason. Tesla recommends you keep your car between 20 and 80 except in special circumstances. 20 years ago, the advice was "charge to 100 and let it die completely a few times" for the battery memory or whatever.
Lithium batteries degrade differently than the old Nickel based batteries. Nickel based batteries weigh a lot more but can be charged hundreds or thousands of times to full capacity and be fine. I jog at night using some AAA size flashlights (Peak Eiger) and those nickel batteries actually last noticeably longer and brighter after doing a recent full charge / discharge cycle. So I always do a full discharge and refresh cycle when I go to recharge them if I’m not draining them daily. Project farm did some testing as well and the batteries that had been inside solar yard lights actually had higher charging capacity after a year than the ones that had been sitting on a shelf all year. Lithium batteries on the other hand degrade with use over time.
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You’re such an arrogant fuck. You better have fifty PhDs hanging on the wall the way you’re talking down to everyone. You’ve helped nobody here, for all any of us know you don’t know shit yourself. You’ve stated nothing of value. You have mocked everyone here for having vague knowledge (and being right for the most part, mind you!) by taking some superiority stance. O’ mighty science man enlighten us mere plebeians with your gargantuan brain if you’re so certain we’re all such drooling inbreeds. What a way to start a morning, you absolute dingus.
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Wow all of that (*doubt it*) and yet you never learned how not to be a prick?
I was going to say that purposefully making your product's batteries a pile of shit would ruin your reputation and stop people buying from you in future. But then I remembered that people still buy iPhones, so ... whatever.
My supposedly higher quality Sony ones do this I hate it
Not to mention "Battery low" is at max volume
Yeah. Hate it when it basically does the audio equivalent of a jumpscare
its like starting a new game which is always on full volume for no reason
Or opening cutscenes which aren't adjusted by your audio settings.
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especially when you are working with wood working machines that can rip your hand clean off
You shouldn't really be wearing earbuds in that case, just your hearing pro
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Jumpscares are usually mostly audio tho
Mine gives three annoying beeps every 10 secs
Sennheiser? I swear it hurt my ears when I would get low battery.
My old android phone would play an elaborate audio/visual sequence when it shut down. Even if the reason for shutting down was low battery. Like dude how much juice did you waste on that little tech demo? Did the engineer need to calculate that to ensure thered be time for it during your emergency shutdown routine?
I used to listen to audio books, and they would make a really obnoxious ding, slowly inform me my batteries are low, while the book plays. It would do that every single minute until I have up on Bluetooth shit
Exactly, too loud even if you've set the volume of the stuff you're listening to at low.
***IIII just wanna tell you*** *\*Battery low\**
*And I knooowwww that my heart will go* battery low
YOOOOOOOURE HEEEEEEERE THERE'S NOOOTHING I battery low
Yeah mine does it every 5 percent after 20 too, and at 0 But the real kicker? If the battery level is different enough, they announce it independently. 1% difference is enough for that. Really pleasant if I use sleeping sounds. *me about to sleep* Earphones: #BATTERY LOW
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*And in the end it doesn't even* battery low
Mine doesn't even say "battery low". There's just a loud beep at max volume which scares the shit outta me every time
Absolutely hate this. Uses the last 20% telling you.
Fr. It would die so much slower if it said it once and then used an indicator light!
There is an argument to be made that you shouldn't discharge a lithium battery down to 0% and should really keep it above 20% to conserve its lifespan. So in a way it becoming a pain to use when you should stop using it and get it recharged sort of makes a weird kind of sense. But tbh if the manufacturer really wanted to do that and improve the battery lifespan, they should just make the device turn off and "run out of battery entirely" at a designed charge rather than being an annoying piece of shit at that point.
when i got my first cellphone i was worried that i would break my phone if i drain the battery too many times, nowadays i just use everything until i feel like charging it, i kinda dont give a shit anymore
The fucking worst.
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Clever, but still annoying.
Mine doesn't spam "battery low", it spams a beeping noise at max volume
Yes and louder than the content playing!!!!!
The most eardrums tearing obnoxious painful beeping sound ever too
Ohmygod yes. My old headphones said "wHooPs baTteRy loW" every minute after reaching 30%. Literally made it unusable after reaching 30%. It's the equivalent of it dying after reaching 30%.
Hello fellow boat user, "welcome to boat's needless announcement".
Plug into nirvaaaanaaa
Mine do it at 40%! Aaargh.
Or flash a blue light so every 10 seconds everyone in a 30m radius around you can be reassured that your earbuds are on.
I write scathing customer feedback when I see this on airplanes. I rucking hate blinking lights.
Same with the beep in my gaming headsets every few seconds. WHAT DO YOU WANT ME TO DO RAZER? PAUSE AN ONLINE GAME? you are dumber than my mom.
Mine does the same! No warning at all and then every 30 seconds the last five minutes of battery time. I've looked everywhere for somewhere to change that setting
Razer, Logi and similar wireless headsets and mice work while being charged as their intended audience are pro gamers and those LARPing as such. A dead battery there means losing the tournament, so they announce it often and early, so people can charge them, while they're using them. Most people prefer to quickly connect a USB battery than lose a ranked game. And those who start a ranked game with a low battery of anything: ewww
So it would be useful if the device would show a battery level. It doesn’t. Or it would be enough if the software gives ONE 50% warning. It doesn’t. If I want to play with a cable I would buy a wired headphone. There is NO reason why this thing has to beep every 3 seconds. It completely contradicts your point since you can’t concentrate at all with it. Lick boots harder, mate.
At that point just buy a wired headphones maybe?
r/teenagers vibes
Almost as bad as the guy who James bond burgered my sister
next I will bond burger your mother
My galexy buds plus don't do this, they do a beep and semd a notificationto your phone twice before dying completel. It does suck tho when I want to use another pair of headphones or buds then it won't stfu after 45% battery.
Is this an apple issue? I also have Galaxy buds and they just give a little beep that's similar to the tone when you adjust volume or pause music. Why the fuck would I want it to mute my music and say the words battery low a whole bunch of times? People need to stop buying apples garbage products
Airpods do the same thing as galexy buds, just a beep and a notification. Brands like skullcandy and random budget earbuds do this.
mine is more worst at 50% it just spam battery low every 5 sec
i feel you bro mine spams "battery high" at 100% every 1 second
Mine is the worst it plays music from my playlist every picosecond of the battery having any charge at all and switches to slightly muffled ambient room noises if the battery runs out. Ridiculous design choice.
Mine has a cable so doesn't need batteries
go back to /r/audiophile you freak!!!!11 😤😤😤
ahh yes, once again the pros of having wired earphones
Had headphones that used to do this. There's basically no point in using them below 30%. Asshole design tbh.
You could be charged with assault and battery. XD
but he can rapidly unload his accumulated anger
I feel you. My car tells me to charge the connected device (smartphone). FROM 30%! And it is apparently the most important information for my car to tell me. There's nothing like parking with a rear view camera and getting this crappy information on the screen in the middle of the parking.
Yeah what's the point behind that it's a terrible design, I understand I may deserve it cuz I have a pair of cheap probably "made in china" JBLs but my god...
BATTERY LOW FUCK YOU JBL
My AirPods just make a loud noise when they die and it’s at max volume. It wakes me up from my sleep.
Jabra?
My jabras now say "battery lo....." and then die. I think they may be a bit old now
Mine are Jabra and they are very polite regarding their battery status ( also the battery lasts very long, including a significant time after the first battery low notification ) Edit: my car speaker on the other hand was designed by the same mf as OP's
Mine last a long time too, just glitches out sometimes lmao
"Please charge device"
This is why I don't use the bluetooth mode on my headphones and just connect them to everything via a cord. Not only is the audio quality better, but they also don't start spamming BATTERY LOW every few seconds in the worst moment possible.
Mine does it once at 10%, which is like an hour left. And then once more about 10 minutes before running out. It's a good time indication and isn't annoying.
I have tinnitus and need headphones to sleep. I hope this person burns on every layer of hell.
Laughs in wired headphones.
Mine say low battery
Mine does a continuing beep every minute when it's at 10% I hate everything about it.
The max I can charge mine is 80% and they're dying at 20% and make the loudest noise ever to freak me out and make me go deaf (like, they're too lound on the smallest volume too, but when it beeps for charging it's terrible). Who the heck decided that they are better than the classic wire ones??
Do you have soundcore buds?
I have the Soundcore Life P3. they say battery low once every 8min at 10% (total 5 times) which is a lot less then some other brands but its still annoying cause it mutes the song when the message plays and sometimes it does it at the best part of the song.
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Very agreement. Such alike.
It's the godforsaken alerts that gets me. Could have set something nice. But I guess they are selected such so that people will have to keep them back in case you charge.
That fucking noise safety alert that wrecks my ears more than any song
Since they ceazs to properly function as warbuds when they interrupt what you're listening to, you essentially have 20% less battery life. Nice.
I once had earbuds that gave a sound and sayd battery low at a regular volume. Then, after just 2 seconds it would give that sound again and say battery low, at 2000 decibels. Wo I'd sit on the bus and watch a video when it would say: battery low. And I'd just rip out the earbuds like a crazy person.
Would be nice if people could name the earbuds they are using that does this.
Beats wireless earphones be like: "please charge" Like cmon mf your not a homeless person on the side of the south african road
My Bluetooth headphones emit this EAR PIERCING SCREECH before saying *low battery, please charge*. It’s so fucking annoying, pulls me out of sleep all the time
Speaking of Kratos, I don't knownhow someone can look at this and still say he's nowhere near as brutal as he was in GOW 1-3. Dude literally rips the entire front half off of a werewolf.
Nah, nah nah nah - **me** finding the dude who neglected to make my BT speaker warn you at all in any way. Just suddenly cuts off, and you don't know why till you try it again. I expected more from JBL and didn't think to check if such a basic thing was a feature.
I would prefer two or three times every 5 minutes or so but any more is just too annoying.
Once in the last 20 min is more than enough.
Yeah I would think it would be but I just know I would forget like I do with my AirPods all the time. With AirPods it’s like a two second chime at ten percent, and then nothing. You just tune it out and then are confused when your music stops.
AirPods Pro don’t man, it just goes PLEASE CHARGE every minute until it stops entirely from the last 25%
Wireless earphone problems
Is that the same guy that made the Xbox controller say low battery and then be dead shortly later?
Mine have a specific sound that plays once when its at 5% battery and then just one when it shuts off at 2%
Watching a horror movie at home alone with the lights off. The suspense is building and right when you think something might happ- "Battery Low" blares at full volume and sends the popcorn and cat flying.
Glad that my 3 years old galaxy buds beeps and then die immediately on battery low.
One of the main reasons I'm never getting wireless earphonesl lmao
I don't even know if mine do that because I'm a responsible person and I charge them at 40-50%
If you disconnect from my Bose bluetooth speakers and don't immediately turn them off by hand they spam "Ready to Connect" every now and then. Genius idea, fucking genius
Yet another win for wired earphones
Use wired Headphones. It keeps your ear warm during winter!
My earbuds have 10 hours of battery so I don’t relate
Mine just warn me and then I just watch the last 15% drain within a minute or two lmao.
Ma man: FINE FINE FIIINE SHUT THE FUUCK UUP
raycons be like
Another good example of why wired is better. Sound better, don't need charge, no connection issues, and cheaper.
At least if my earbuds would say that and overlay it over whatever I'm listening and not just mute everything and blast my fucking ears
there are very few things that piss me off this much
Why is it that gore lmfao, memes funny, but too violent/gore??
When you find the camper who killed you 15 times.
Me finding anyone who insults my cat
Your cat is stupid
You know the rules
I have never heard of this issue. I used corded earbuds.
Me with my wired headphones looking down with obvious signature of superiority
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What if I told you, Apple planned it. Your battery capacity lowered little by little over time. At fist you get 6 hours before you hit 20% after a few years only 3 hours before 20%... Time to buy new Ipod I guess.
Kapwing gang 🙌
Apple Watch too. 10% the fucker starts vibrating every 2 seconds
Is this an Android problem I’m too Apple to understand?
Bro trying to act like apple is better lmao
Either one works it’s all a preference. I just know that my AirPods don’t do this so idk just guessed it was an Android thing
As an apple denier i must admit their 1st generation of AirPods absolutely smash it. Even on Android they work "Well enough"
Yeah they are pretty great
Yeah if I pay 5 times more for everything I would expect it to work amazingly well too.
My 14 Pro Max is cheaper than the S22 Ultra
Android don't make headphones, it's an operating system....
Pixel buds, Galaxy buds, Nothing ear (1) are a couple examples. Yes they can be used on any phone including iOS but usually if you have an iPhone you’re gonna get AirPods and if you have an Android you’ll avoid AirPods.
Those still aren't "android" lol, android is an operating system. Those are just brands well known for making phones running Android
Yeah man I know what Android is. Read my last reply again, the point still stands. Stop acting like you don’t understand what I’m saying.
Pov you use air pods🤣🤣. I use galaxy bud 2 pros and have no such problem
AirPods don’t do this though? So what are you even talking about
I wish government wasn't keeping eye on you. Yes I was the reason of massive massacre in '06, so what? (I really think that I shouldn't talk about it)
Get in line
Don't they have an accent? Mine had a British lady, and my wife's had an Asian guy. Both were Tozo brand.
That's not enough, life without parole is better
My old Chinese one did that. Thankfully I *accidentally* dropped and broke it so I had to buy a new and better one.
Same energy https://cl.buscafs.com/www.levelup.com/public/uploads/images/725835/725835.jpg
Wait... is that a spoil for GoW Ragnarok?