- Ideal for active use
- Portable charging case
- Certified IPX5* waterproof rating
Grey:
https://www.jbhifi.com.au/products/audio-technica-sport7tw-s…
Black:
https://www.jbhifi.com.au/products/audio-technica-sport7tw-s…
Audio Technica SPORT7TW Sport True Wireless in-Ear Headphones (Black or Grey) - $149 (Was $299) @ JB Hi-Fi
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Galaxy buds are $150 as well (Kogan and Dick Smith) - does anyone know which is better?
Thanksgalaxy buds
If they had ANC I'd be on these for sure.
These earphones were actually really good in my opinion for fit, comfort, sound.
The only negative was the Bluetooth, sometimes if you were wearing jeans and you put your phone deep in your pocket, it would only hold like 90% signal which didn't leave to a consistent playing.
wow, it has to be any of the following situation:
1. ur jeans is made of bullet proof metal, or
2. distance between ur pocket and ear are 10+ meters, or
3. this earbuds has really poor Bluetooth connectivity to ur phone.
Beyond246 was clearly implying it was 3.
Detective Tyler XD haha
How can your jeans stop the signal, what phone is that
When the bluetooth connection between the Phone and Earbuds are bad, any obstacle will make it cut in and out. For example, a cheap $10 pair of Fake Airpods cut out if the phone isnt in my hand while using them, while Galaxy Buds will work 95% of the time and for some reason now these $50 pair of Soundpeats never have a single issue, same phone, same pants.
only 3.5 hours of continuous use on full charge.