@madmax82988 They always sounded like they were playing in a tunnel and the sound settings were no help. The left bud was randomly crunchy. and the mic quality for calls was terrible.
I bought these last time they were on sale. I was able to use them once, then one earpiece arbitrarily got stuck at 10% volume and I can’t figure out how to fix it.
I bought these last time they came up here in June, for $6 more than today’s price. I’ve been using them a few times a week since then, and I have been satisfied.
They’re very lightweight and fit snugly in the ear. Sound is decent, and the only time I’ve had any connection issue was when I was at PAX West, in an extremely crowded convention hall full of who knows how many thousands of competing bluetooth signals, and even then it was surprisingly sold, just dropped out briefly a few times.
I had read a few complaints from people that they get quiet over time and mine did actually just recently start to seem very quiet, so I popped off the ear plugs and cleaned the surface of the speakers with a Q-tip and some isopropyl alcohol and the volume came right back. Yeah, they were just dirty.
Anyway, good earbuds IMO, especially at this price.
Bought a pair last time. I wear one at a time and they are the only headphones I have that both sides last an entire 11 hour workday on a charge. I wear one one day and the other the following day but then I don’t blast them either YMMV.
With every one of these types of chargers, one of the prongs gets pushed down and won’t spring back. Probably due to a wax buildup. Does anyone know a solution (literally) that is safe to use and will clear out the dirt and wax buildup in the charging prongs?
Did they take an arm from a baboon and use AI to put it on that lady in the picture? Or is having one arm about twice the length of the other arm normal when this picture with painted? I love the giant glove too. After looking at all that creativity, I don’t remember what they were selling.
I haven’t tried to actually run them yet, but after 30 minutes of test-wear. these are the first earbuds that have NOT irritated my ears and popped out. If they work, these are gonna get some use.
@werehatrack And after charging them up, here’s what I found.
Comfort: This will depend on your ears. For me, these worked well as far as fit.
ANC: Cannot confirm that it does diddly. I could not detect a difference in background noise, and it absolutely did not reduce the volume of sounds to any degree greater than turning off the ambient sound pass-through.
Pairing: The buds paired with my Pixel 7 Pro with no problems.
Controls: This is a sore point. It would take me several days of carrying around a laminated cheat sheet card with the control tap sequences and sides before I’d get them settled in, and the feedback from control inputs is uninformative by my standards.
Specs
Product: JVC Active Noise Cancelling Compact True Wireless Earbuds
Model: HA-A30T2B
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$79.99 at Amazon
$79.95 at JVC
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Wednesday, Sep 30 - Friday, Oct 2
What kind of “charging cable”? mini-USB?
@mike808 the features listed on the Amazon link says:
"Quick charge USB-C compact charging "
Seeing these, I’m having a vuju day.
/showme thankful-satisfied-texture
@txag96 Here’s the image you requested for “thankful-satisfied-texture”
@mediocrebot That truly is “meh”
Is the lady in that cultural reference picture related to Fritz von Erich?
@phendrick Iron Claw…
@Bumplepimp
I dunno. These $24 earbuds or the Apple earbuds for $125. Hmmm.
@mike808 I would go with the Apple…It’s only money… you can’t take it with ya.
@mike808 I would also recommend the Apple earbuds, I bought these on a previous sale and they are unusable.
@mechno can you elaborate? What makes them unusable?
@madmax82988 They always sounded like they were playing in a tunnel and the sound settings were no help. The left bud was randomly crunchy. and the mic quality for calls was terrible.
people pay money for JVC brand in this decade?
I bought these last time they were on sale. I was able to use them once, then one earpiece arbitrarily got stuck at 10% volume and I can’t figure out how to fix it.
I bought these last time they came up here in June, for $6 more than today’s price. I’ve been using them a few times a week since then, and I have been satisfied.
They’re very lightweight and fit snugly in the ear. Sound is decent, and the only time I’ve had any connection issue was when I was at PAX West, in an extremely crowded convention hall full of who knows how many thousands of competing bluetooth signals, and even then it was surprisingly sold, just dropped out briefly a few times.
I had read a few complaints from people that they get quiet over time and mine did actually just recently start to seem very quiet, so I popped off the ear plugs and cleaned the surface of the speakers with a Q-tip and some isopropyl alcohol and the volume came right back. Yeah, they were just dirty.
Anyway, good earbuds IMO, especially at this price.
Bought a pair last time. I wear one at a time and they are the only headphones I have that both sides last an entire 11 hour workday on a charge. I wear one one day and the other the following day but then I don’t blast them either YMMV.
And I just bought some Earfun ear buds for $99 last week.
With every one of these types of chargers, one of the prongs gets pushed down and won’t spring back. Probably due to a wax buildup. Does anyone know a solution (literally) that is safe to use and will clear out the dirt and wax buildup in the charging prongs?
/showme “true wireless earbuds actively noise canceling the sound of a speeding freight train headed straight towards me”
@FushYuMang Here’s the image you requested for “true wireless earbuds actively noise canceling the sound of a speeding freight train headed strai…”
@mediocrebot Wonderfully done!
Did they take an arm from a baboon and use AI to put it on that lady in the picture? Or is having one arm about twice the length of the other arm normal when this picture with painted? I love the giant glove too. After looking at all that creativity, I don’t remember what they were selling.
@Schmive there is a self-pleasuring joke waiting there but im not crass enough to spring the trap
@Schmive It’s a bit like the orangutan hand used for the new iPhone Ultra
@Schmive @tweezak Did someone say orangutan?
Honestly not a bad deal, but I’m not a guy wandering around oblivious to people asking me questions.
@Sorry_Nothing Sorry, I was ignoring you. Can you type that again?
I think I got the grey HA-A9T in an IRK?!?!? I like them.
@cfg83 I forgot to mention that the anti-grav feature is also great …
Hey anyone that brought them last, do you know to get them to pair ? I can’t get mine to pair , and I even downloaded the app.
I haven’t tried to actually run them yet, but after 30 minutes of test-wear. these are the first earbuds that have NOT irritated my ears and popped out. If they work, these are gonna get some use.
@werehatrack And after charging them up, here’s what I found.
Comfort: This will depend on your ears. For me, these worked well as far as fit.
ANC: Cannot confirm that it does diddly. I could not detect a difference in background noise, and it absolutely did not reduce the volume of sounds to any degree greater than turning off the ambient sound pass-through.
Pairing: The buds paired with my Pixel 7 Pro with no problems.
Controls: This is a sore point. It would take me several days of carrying around a laminated cheat sheet card with the control tap sequences and sides before I’d get them settled in, and the feedback from control inputs is uninformative by my standards.
Runtime: Not yet tested.
I will now shop for an actually decent pair.