Here is my real-world test on the new Sony LinkBuds. We test out the audio, battery life, compare them to other earbuds out there and explore Barcelona and Mobile World Congress together. Come watch! Thanks for watching!
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I took the new Amazon Echo Buds 2 out for a day to test the audio, the ANC, and the battery. From a cafe in Iowa, to a place serving a type of pizza I’ve never had, to two flights back to NYC, come see how these $120 earbuds hold up on a long travel day. Thanks for watching!
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The Marshall Mode II earbuds are the first truly wireless earbuds from Marshall. I managed to get a hold of the headphones before they went on sale and did an audio test, battery test, and took them around for a day to see what they were like. Come check out how the Mode II headphones did in this real-world test. Thanks for watching!
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I take the new Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro out for a real-world test. Let’s see how good the noise-canceling is, how long the battery lasts, and how the audio quality is while going through a normal day here in NYC. Thanks for watching!
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The new Apple AirPods Max are here and I take them throughout my day here in NYC to see how they compare to other popular noise-canceling headphones on the market, as well as how the battery lasts on them and, yes, we discuss the ridiculous case and if the price is worth it. Let me know what you think! Thanks for watching!
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The new Sony WH 1000XM4 noise-cancelling headphones arrived and so I figured I’d take them through a full day and see how the battery on the WH1000XM4 headphones do plus test out the noise cancellation and talk about the other new features these have. Check it out. You can check out the mark 4’s here and the lowest price I could find on the mark 3’s here.
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Noise-cancelling is one of the big differentiators on the new Apple Airpods Pro over the standard Airpods, and it’s a big selling point of some of the most popular headphones for travel on Amazon period. Headphones like the Airpods Pro, the new ever-popular Sony MX-1000M3, the Bose QC35’s (and newer Bose 700’s) are the ones you’ll generally see people using around town and especially on flights. At least a part of the reason for this,
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I did a video not too long ago on the Sony WH-1000M3 noise-canceling headphones and, long story, short? I (and most reviewers I know, loved them). They were good looking, had great sound and noise cancellation, were comfortable, etc. The only thing that would stop you from buying them if you were in the market for over-the-ear noise canceling headphones, was maybe the price. They are $350. Well, it seems since the success of those
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Marshall sent me their new Marshall Tufton outdoor, portable Bluetooth speaker so I figured I’d test it in the environment it was meant to be used for: I threw a BBQ. Check out my video on how that went. This video was sponsored by Marshall, but all opinions are my own and I hope you enjoyed it anyway 🙂 Check out the Marshall Tufton speaker here if you want more info. Thank you for watching
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This video is way overdue. I’ve been slammed with travel and other content and the fact you can’t do a video on a soundbar without being in a house, doesn’t help. Regardless, I finally got some time with the Sony HT-Z9F Sound Bar and, well, I’m mad I didn’t get to it earlier. More on that later, though. Right now, let’s start this complete walkthrough with what precisely this HT-Z9F Sound Bar’s hardware consists of.
Sony just released their new noise-canceling headphones the 1000XM3 (aka the 1000x Mark 3). Since they were kind enough to send me a pair to test out as well as explain some of the differences between the 1000XM2 and 1000XM3, I figured we should try and do a complete walkthrough on them as is the usual on this channel. If you aren’t familiar a complete walkthrough on my channel is where I try to go
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I was looking for a wireless Bluetooth headset to wear while riding a bike. Sick of the wires and earbuds constantly getting in the way and falling out, I figured I’d check Amazon for an inexpensive option. What I found, was the Senso Bluetooth Headphones. Check out the headphones on Amazon here. Now, they happen to not only be the number one best seller on Amazon in the Bluetooth Headset category but they also have
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I’m not a runner. I wish I was, though. I live in a part of NYC that has a beautiful park along the river that is pretty much the perfect spot for running, but I’m just not good at running. Like at all. I can count on one hand the number of times I’ve gone for a run and the treadmill is basically my idea of torture. So when LifeBeam reached out and told me
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When I was in Barcelona this year at the LG booth, a rep for LG told me he had something he wanted me to see. We walked into a glass room with a racing game playing on a wall-mounted TV and a horseshoe-shaped gadget resting carefully underneath. He told me to put the device around my neck and handed me a controller. I un-paused the game and began to try to drive around in the game. He
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End of an era, people. The MP3, that revolutionary file format that basically made carrying more than 15 or so songs in your pocket (and started the death of the CD as well), has just been officially killed. The Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits, the German agency that invented the MP3 and licenses it out, has just ended its licensing program. In other words, there won’t be any new devices supporting the file format going forward. Essentially,
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