I'm visiting NRW until the weekend and since it's Himmelfahrt but rainy/showery weather, which day is the least crowded for wandering through the streets of Monschau?
I was planning to visit it during less pleasant weather because I assume it's not so crowded on the streets (I don't hang out at cafes unless for lunch/dinner).
I'm looking for deeper insertion TWS than Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. Chat gave me Sony WF-1000XM5 as suggestion, but I would like to hear human experiences as well.
I want to send multiple pictures from Explorer to my phone, but how to do that? If I click "copy to" -> send to remote device via KDE, it doesn't work
For running, I want to display the distance on top and the speed in km/h instead of h/km. Is that possible at all on the Android app?
Example picture display:
I tried left/right arrows and the mouse scroll wheel, but they both don't work. Are there any other shortkeys aside of arrows to scroll horizontally if one has many field columns?
Currently I wear Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. The original tips or the Comply tips specially for Galaxy Buds sit too shallow on my ears, resulting in poor passive isolation. The regular Comply TX400 work better because its tips sit less shallow, but I still have to crank up the volume for proper noise isolation.
So I'm looking for bluetooth IEMs (neckwire cable is also fine) with nozzles that fit deeper into my ear canal. Preferably nozzle sizes compatible with T100 - T300 Comply tips.
My budget is preferably below €300 and am located in the EU.
Here are my recent in-ear experiences so far:
Galaxy Buds 2 Pro (TWS): noise isolation could be better, even with default Comply TX400 or TX500. High tones (like supersaws) sound shrill when volume is on max.
Galaxy S8 AKG (wired): I like its sound profile for EDM, and has better noise isolation than Galaxy Buds 2. But with Comply TX500 tips, insertion is too shallow.
Jaybird x2 (neckwire BT): nozzle way too thick, making insertion feel even more shallow, thus poor passive noise isolation despite Comply tips.
Music genres I mostly listen to: House, Techno, Hardstyle, downtempo
I've been taking a look at Etymotic, but a vendor selling it doesn't recommend a bluetooth adapter because it impairs the sound quality for music listening. So that one would only work if I choose AUX-wired.
I understood that Etymotic is the best choice for proper noise isolation, but what model should I look for that's compatible with a bluetooth connector? And is the Etymotic bluetooth connector practical for my activities regarding weight and bulk?
Music genres I mostly listen to: House, Techno, Hardstyle (so trancey supersaws must not sound screechy), downtempo/lo-fi
Activities: walking, running (i.e. bouncing movements), commute by bicycle
Location: EU
