True Wireless: everything about true-wireless

Do you want to experience the ultimate freedom while listening to your favorite music? Then True Wireless earbuds are exactly what you're looking for. No hassle with cables, just you and your go-to tracks. But what exactly is True Wireless? How does it work? And what's the difference with just 'wireless'? We'll explain it all!

What is True Wireless?
How does True Wireless work?
What is the difference between True Wireless and Wireless?
Nowadays, most earbuds are True Wireless
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What is True Wireless?

True Wireless literally means 'truly wireless'. These are earbuds that work completely without cables. There's no wire between the earbuds and no cable to your phone or other device. This makes them super convenient for on the go, during sports, or just when you don't feel like dealing with cables.

With True Wireless earbuds, you therefore enjoy complete freedom of movement. They work via Bluetooth and are often supplied with a charging case that allows you to charge them on the go.

How does True Wireless work?

True Wireless earbuds connect to your smartphone, tablet, or laptop via Bluetooth. This allows you to listen to music, make calls, or even use voice assistants without cables.

The earbuds each have a built-in battery and need to be charged regularly. You usually do this via a wireless charging case. Most True Wireless earbuds also have touch controls or buttons that allow you to adjust the volume, skip tracks, or answer calls.

Modern True Wireless earbuds have smart technologies such as Noise Cancelling, Ambient Sound Mode (opposite of Noise Cancelling), and Multipoint connection (connection to multiple devices simultaneously). This makes them versatile and perfect for any situation.

What is the difference between True Wireless and Wireless?

The difference between True Wireless and Wireless earbuds is officially in the way they are connected:

Wireless: This means that the earbuds have no cable to your phone, but they do have a wire between the earbuds themselves. Think of earbuds with a neckband or a cable between the two earpieces.

True Wireless: Here, the earbuds are completely separate from each other and connected to your device without any cables.