Should wireless headphones have low volume when wired?
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I purchased a pair of JBL E55BT Bluetooth headphones. They included a cord for wired use in regular headphone jacks. When used wired the sound was very low. To hear the sound I had to turn the volume to its highest level and with that I could just hear it. I experienced this on my PC, Samsung smartphone and tablet.
Is this normal behaviour for Bluetooth headphones or is this a defect in my pair?
These were my first pair of wireless headphones, and I didn't see any reference to this in the research I did before purchase. When used wirelessly through Bluetooth I had the full range of volume I would expect. I've owned several wired earbuds from Sony, Marley and Apple that I've used on my devices and they all had good volume.
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I purchased a pair of JBL E55BT Bluetooth headphones. They included a cord for wired use in regular headphone jacks. When used wired the sound was very low. To hear the sound I had to turn the volume to its highest level and with that I could just hear it. I experienced this on my PC, Samsung smartphone and tablet.
Is this normal behaviour for Bluetooth headphones or is this a defect in my pair?
These were my first pair of wireless headphones, and I didn't see any reference to this in the research I did before purchase. When used wirelessly through Bluetooth I had the full range of volume I would expect. I've owned several wired earbuds from Sony, Marley and Apple that I've used on my devices and they all had good volume.
audio bluetooth headphones
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I purchased a pair of JBL E55BT Bluetooth headphones. They included a cord for wired use in regular headphone jacks. When used wired the sound was very low. To hear the sound I had to turn the volume to its highest level and with that I could just hear it. I experienced this on my PC, Samsung smartphone and tablet.
Is this normal behaviour for Bluetooth headphones or is this a defect in my pair?
These were my first pair of wireless headphones, and I didn't see any reference to this in the research I did before purchase. When used wirelessly through Bluetooth I had the full range of volume I would expect. I've owned several wired earbuds from Sony, Marley and Apple that I've used on my devices and they all had good volume.
audio bluetooth headphones
asked Dec 2 at 1:34
user969059
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I purchased a pair of JBL E55BT Bluetooth headphones. They included a cord for wired use in regular headphone jacks. When used wired the sound was very low. To hear the sound I had to turn the volume to its highest level and with that I could just hear it. I experienced this on my PC, Samsung smartphone and tablet.
Is this normal behaviour for Bluetooth headphones or is this a defect in my pair?
These were my first pair of wireless headphones, and I didn't see any reference to this in the research I did before purchase. When used wirelessly through Bluetooth I had the full range of volume I would expect. I've owned several wired earbuds from Sony, Marley and Apple that I've used on my devices and they all had good volume.
audio bluetooth headphones
audio bluetooth headphones
asked Dec 2 at 1:34
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asked Dec 2 at 1:34
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asked Dec 2 at 1:34
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