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While a pair of wireless earbuds may look similar, there are fine details that separate from the left and the right earbud. If you’re putting them on randomly, there’s a chance where the left earbud goes to the right ear and vice versa.

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Distance is another factor to consider. The closer your device and earbuds, the higher the chance of finding and pairing with each other and the farther they are, the more difficult it is to connect. Of course, you won’t be happy, especially if you have high-end wireless earbuds with mic that you invested so much money on. Most people might think of replacing them with new ones, but it is the best to fix your Bluetooth earbuds if they are giving you problems. This guide will show you the common problems of wireless earbuds and how to fix the problems so you can continue to enjoy your truly wireless Bluetooth earbuds. Read on! It’s advisable that you avoid digging the earwax out as it could damage the inner ear canal. Instead, it’s recommended to dampen the earwax with warm water with the aid of an eyedropper. 4. Proximity to the jaw Wireless earbuds are favored for the convenience and comfort. Having them dropping out every now and then is disruptive to your activities. When we tested the JLab Go Air Pop buds, we found the sound to be incredibly impressive considering the price tag. What's more, the battery life is better than anything Apple's currently offering – as well as many other rivals in this list – and their lightweight construction means we found them comfortable to wear for long periods, too.Unless you removed the ear warmer, it’s impossible to lose those earbuds of yours. 4. Use the right ear tips Secondly, I never really paid much attention to “left” or “right” ear for the buds, but you’re perfectly correct. These buds have an IPX5 rating, which means they’re water resistant and will handle some sweat, but they’re not fully waterproof and you shouldn't throw them in the bath and expect it to end well. Although the JBL Live Pro 2 aren’t marketed for fitness specifically, given that they’re secure and have an IPX5 rating, we decided to test them in a few different scenarios. They stayed in place during a yoga class and a light, 30 minute jog. They might not be ideal for intense workouts (the seal they create in your ear canal could be affected if you sweat a lot) but fared well during our testing.

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So your favorite Bluetooth earbuds have decided to die on one side. *Sigh* This can be super frustrating and let’s face it, only listening to music in one ear just ruins your sound experience. Particularly if you use your wireless headphones regularly to drown out external noise so you can work better. If you're looking for a solid pair of true wireless earbuds on a budget with noise cancelling baked in, then we highly recommend the Earfun Air Pro 3. The downside is the codecs: these use SBC, the least good kind of Bluetooth audio; there's no support for aptX, LDAC or the like. However, they're perfectly good for audiobooks and podcasts, and while they might not be as clearly musical as their more expensive rivals they're not bad either.The audio soundstage isn't as wide or as detailed as more audiophile options, but if you're pounding pavements, pumping iron or just daydreaming on the commute they deliver a perfectly pleasant performance with plenty of bass. And unlike some high-end headphones they're so light that they don't become uncomfortable during long trips, workouts or listening sessions. An ear warmer is more than a piece of fashion that keeps your ears warm during winter. It’s great in securing your wireless earbuds where they are. These buds also boast support for the new Bluetooth wireless standard, Bluetooth LE Audio. Right now that doesn't mean much as few other devices support it – e.g. major smartphones – but that could make the Air Pro 3 even more of a no-brainer choice in the future.