Google Pixel Buds A-Series Wireless Earbud

The important distinction is that “true wireless” headphones completely lack a cable or connector between the earpieces. “Wireless” headphones are still connected in some way (over-head like Bose, or around the back of the neck (like many sports sets), but no longer need access to a phone jack. Having a cord in the way can be a constant nuisance while moving about, whether you’re at work, working out, cooking or even just going about your day-to-day routine, true wireless headphones help eliminate this hassle. With ever increasing Bluetooth range (distance between wireless headphones and your device can be upwards of 30 feet while still keeping a clear connection) and wireless headphone models that feature portable music storage, you can feel free to move around untethered from your phone. Some accompanying charging cases even double as power banks for mobile devices. How many times have you had to untangle a headphone cord after it’s been sitting in your pocket or bag? Often, even “tangle-free” or fabric-covered corded headphones are difficult to unwind. Thankfully, this is a complete non-issue for wireless headphones. No need to plug in, pairing your Bluetooth earbuds with your device is easy. Like riding a bike, once you learn how, you can do it easily with any device. For most wireless headphones, once your true wireless earbuds are set up and paired to your device, they will automatically sync the next time they are turned on for use.