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0 pointsbenchaney3y ago0 comments

Thanks for the recommendation! I'll definitely look into them.

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+1 for the Sony XMs, doubly so if you're on a Linux machine. These things "just work" as well as the Bluetooth adapter you have on the other side. Connection is easier than literally any other Bluetooth peripherals I've used.

vladvasiliu3y ago

How's the mic on those? I have the WH-XM3s and boy do they suck. I've never managed to get good audio from their mic, be it on Linux, macOS, or iOS.

I bought them for listening to music, so I don't really mind, and for this they are absolutely great, even on Linux.

Never had any issues with them and didn't have to jump through any hoops.

smoldesu3y ago

Wouldn't know, I literally never use it. Got a Shure SM57 I use for remote meetings.

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smoldesu3y ago

vladvasiliu3y ago

How's the mic on those? I have the WH-XM3s and boy do they suck. I've never managed to get good audio from their mic, be it on Linux, macOS, or iOS.

I bought them for listening to music, so I don't really mind, and for this they are absolutely great, even on Linux.

Never had any issues with them and didn't have to jump through any hoops.

smoldesu3y ago

Wouldn't know, I literally never use it. Got a Shure SM57 I use for remote meetings.

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