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Question: Will these cut out if I keep my phone in my over the shoulder messanger bag?  I have a galaxy note 2.
Document: I can walk, within the same room, 15-20 feet away from my phone (Galaxy S3) and maintain a signal. Outdoors, you will soon learn to keep your phone in a chest high pocket.Consensus:If I happen, within Amazons return window, to come across another pair of moisture resistant Bluetooth headphones with (promised/reviewed) better audio quality & controls, I will return these. Otherwise, they will do.
If I set the phone down somewhere and stand between it and my wireless router, then my phone will drop the Wi-Fi signal.Again, as this has not happened with my other two bluetooth headsets, I know this headset is the problem, but I don't know if it's a compatibility problem with the Note 2 or not. I have tried changing the channels on my router, but so far, nothing has resolved this issue.
I've taken these on a few rides so far, ranging from 1to 3 hours. Battery didn't die on any of the rides, but I fully charge every night. Haven't had any issues with bluetooth signal strength and I keep it in a fizik bag under my seat and stream pandora for the whole ride. It does take a few tries to dial-in which earpiece settings to use to make them the most comfortable but once that is done, they work great. Sound quality is good as well.
They are small, buttons are easy to press, battery life shows up on your iPhone, they sound great and most importantly they work outside just like they do inside. Keep them 10 ft away in a bag and they still seem to work.
I've done a few 7+ mile runs and never had to touch them.I dropped them in a bucket of water after I got done washing my car (just had them thrown over my shoulder after taking a quick break), dried them off, put them in a bag of rice for a few hours and they haven't missed a beat yet.Best money I've spent on earbuds to date.
I don't care about those 2 points. One thing I really love about these as compared to the other two.. I can wear glasses.. sun or otherwise. The others went around the back of the ear so wearing glasses wasn't an option.Bluetooth headphones tend to 'skip' or cut out a bit too, but thus far I've noticed far less of that with these compared to my previous sets. I also like that they included so many ear adapter sizes...this makes sure everyone is covered!
It would cut out if it was in my back pocket - the catch is only with my iOS devices. When I switched to my windows phone, range was good for about 20ft.
I have been struggling to find a decent pair of wireless small ear phones and i stilll am . The range/reception on these is horrible. You can not even have your phone on a belt clip and have it not cut out repeatedly. I have tried many different spaces including a arm holder and still s***. They are almost unusable.
The sound is excellent and they stay in your ear for the most part. My only complaint is that they don't stay all the way in your ear canal like I had hoped; however, I found an article online where you can customize these with some self-molding silicone. I'm going to try those for the gym. I have NOT used these with my Samsung Galaxy SIII yet though, so I'm not sure how they sound for phone calls.
I would say the battery life has always been more than long enough for my exercise routine which can last majority of an hour. I also use them when mowing the lawn. It weird that I can leave my phone a good 20ft away and still get connection but it will once in a while cut out on me with my phone on my right arm. But not enough to where it's becoming an issue. I comes with plenty accessories to customize the comfort and fit to your ears.
Answer: No distance seems to be the only way mine will cut out.