What Makes True Wireless Earbuds So Beneficial

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True wireless earbuds offer a number of advantages, including a charging case that keeps them charged, no bulky connections, and much more.

 It has to be said: 3.5mm headphone jacks are cheugy, as the youngsters say. There's never been a better time to explore truly wireless earphones because new smartphones no longer have wired headphone jacks or even earbuds. Furthermore, true wireless earbuds offer a number of advantages, including a charging case that keeps them charged, no bulky connections to tangle, less fragile components to replace, and more. Because of their all-day comfort, long battery life, and robust Bluetooth 5.0 technology, they're excellent for listening to playlists and podcasts in the gym, on the train, or at the workplace. We think you'll like the sound and performance of genuine wireless earbuds, whether you're upgrading your old wireless headphones, seekingIf you're looking for the best earphones for working out, or if your wireless earbuds keep slipping out, go no further. Consider the following benefits of genuine wireless earphones.

 Less Likely to Fall Out 

Less Likely to Fall Out If you've ever had your earbuds ripped out of your head in the middle of a strenuous workout or a tense phone call because you hooked the cable with your thumbs, you already know one of the key advantages of true wireless earbuds. True wireless earbuds, as the name implies, don't contain any wires, so you won't mistakenly pull them out. Wires also add a lot of weight to your ears, making them more prone to fall out. True wireless earbuds, on the other hand, are more likely to remain put. 

Storage Case with Protection 

It's not only about keeping your earbuds charged in that situation. True wireless earbuds are an investment, and you should take care of them. True wireless earbuds nearly always come with a protective cover, but traditional cable Bluetooth earphones don't. UE FITS come with a sleek USB-C protected storage and charging case that keeps your earphones charged and ready to go while protecting them from unforeseen turbulence. Simply place your UE FITS in the case, chuck it in your bag, and enjoy our exceptional, immersive audio quality, backed by more than 25 years of professional audio experience. 

There Will Be No More Tangles

 Cables do not tangle when properly stored. However, earbud wires—particularly the small between-the-ear connections on so-called "wireless" earbuds—are so absurdly short that no matter how hard you try, you can't wrap them properly. The spaghetti monster always wins when using wired earbuds. Unless you're wearing something like our CSX earbuds, which have removable cords. True wireless earbuds don't have any wires, even behind your head, so you can live a tangle-free life

Switches by Tapping 

When the first wired earbuds arrived with single, double, and even triple-tap controls for answering calls, pausing/playing tunes, and skipping or going back a track, it was a game-changer. True wireless earphones are bringing that tradition to the next level. For instance, UE FITS' Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity works with a wide range of devices, all of which can be managed with bespoke single- or double-taps on the earbuds' surface. Without picking up your phone, activate Siri or Google Assistant, play, pause, adjust the volume, or answer phone calls. You can also adjust your tap controls, apply customisable audio filters, mould new tips, check your fit, and more with the bundled UE FITS software for iOS and Android operating systems.

 Fitness-Friendly

 True wireless earbuds have a few more workout-related advantages in addition to being less prone to fall out and drag you out of the zone. For starters, you're not physically bound to your phone. You can keep your phone in your locker instead of in your pocket or on an armband if you're at the gym. You'll appreciate not having those headphone wires whirling around your face and neck even on neighbourhood and trail runs. UE FITS, for example, are sweat-resistant true wireless earphones. So don't worry about your earbuds breaking while you're working—they'll be OK

Longer battery life 

Traditional Bluetooth earphones, which have a wire connecting one earpiece to the other, must be plugged in and charged every 4-8 hours or so. True wireless earbuds, such as the UE FITS, come with a USB-C charging case, ensuring that they're always ready to go. These cases store an extra charge, allowing you to spend less time hooked to a wall. Instead, when you put them away, they start charging automatically. The UE FITS, in particular, provide 20+ hours of pure, uninterrupted listening time before needing to be recharged. If you're rushing late and your earphones aren't charged, you can plug them in for 10 minutes and obtain an hour of listening time—just enough time to finish that last podcast episode on your morning commute or gym circuit.  

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