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My Sony XM3's get smashed. They are used pretty much every day. The hinges are starting to go wonky from the use. The new Technics would replace these.
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I have a trusty old pair of QC25s. Fine for when I'm static but I decided I was fed up with being tethered while on the move. Spotted these wireless buds for half-price and bought them....big mistake. The controls are as user-friendly as an ashtray on a motorbike and they suffer so much interference it's like listening to the radio in a car and driving through a short tunnel every few hundred meters. So yeah, I really need a pair of these wireless Technics in my life.
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This is my first pair of headphones. From memory they cost $15 from Noel Leeming. They're some no-name Chinese made headphones that are extremely lightweight, reasonably comfortable and sound better than you'd expect. They don't get much use these days, unless I'm going somewhere where I won't be able to recharge my Bluetooth headphones.
These are my Plantronics BackBeat Sense Bluetooth headphones. They're lightweight, very comfortable and have about a 15 hour battery life. I use them for listening to audiobooks and podcasts. They have handy controls on the left earpiece for play/pause, next track, previous track and volume adjustment.
I'd replace my wired Sennheiser momentums pictured below. I'd use for music listening mainly with computer and phone.
Zoom calls as well, easy to forget you are tethered sometimes.
My goto for listening to music are these Audio Technica ATH-M50x but are too heavy for me to use daily on Team calls so use wireless plantronic BT600 bluetooth headset.
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Currently use JBL 700BT when exercising or working outside
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