What are Bluetooth® headphones?

Bluetooth® headphones are wireless stereo or spatial headphones designed to work with Bluetooth® equipment and devices. Bluetooth® is a wireless network technology that combines electronics by creating a network of a personal area (PAN) in which the device can interact without physically connected to each other. Receiver, TVs and radios or entertainment centers. The only requirement of the connected device is that it is Bluetooth® capable, internally or via the Bluetooth® adapter, and that supports the compatible version of Bluetooth®.

Bluetooth® RF waves can travel around and through objects, including clothing, bags and backpacks. This makes Luetooth® BSluchátky a good option for connecting mobile phones, digital music players and other devices that could run in the hinge. Bluetooth® headphones are also used in vehicles equipped with entertainment centers so that children can play wirelessly or listen to movies without worrying that the signal can be blocked by immersion behind the seatLem, duck behind the head of the head, or from others who would temporarily block a clear line of sight between the headphones and the player.

Bluetooth® headphones designed for use with personal devices use radio frequency waves (RF) designed for operation in relatively close neighborhoods of up to about 30 feet (~ 10 meters). The range is somewhat limited because this Bluetooth® flavor, marked with class 2, is conservative in its energy consumption to be compatible with the battery -controlled electronics. When using less power, its signal is weaker and travels and Shorter's distance.

Class 1 Bluetooth® headphones are designed primarily for connecting to electricity -powered devices, including home entertainment centers or game stations. This taste of Bluetooth® uses a more powerful transmitter that extends up to 300 feet (~ 100 meters) and competitions with standard RF headphones. However, if you do not requireMore than 30 feet (~ 10m) range, class 2 headphones could satisfy all your Bluetooth® needs.

Note that if you have a Bluetooth® class 2, the purchase of a class 1 device does not expand the range of class 2 devices. To obtain a whole class 1 series, class 1 is required at both ends. Bluetooth® class 3 has a range of about three feet (1 m) and is much less common.

Increasingly, the term "Bluetooth® headset" is used interchangeably with "Bluetooth® headphones", although many people distinguish a headset like a mono-generic device that fits one ear, equipped with a microphone for the Hands-free mobile phone. Full -size game headphones can also contain a removable microphone for game communication.

There are many different types of Bluetooth® headphones, from full size of cups with above -ground bands, to sports or active models that use the speakers in the ears associated with the neck. Some models come with an optional cableM, which is to be generally used by any device with headphone connector, allowing wireless headphones to double as standard headphones.

If Bluetooth® headphones are interested in supporting special sound processing technology, Bluetooth® connection must also support this technology to use it. Proprietary car entertainment centers may require a specific brand and model of Bluetooth® headphones, so check the documentation before shopping. Bluetooth® headphones range from about $ 40 in the US (USD) or less and are available everywhereelectronics are sold.