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hey, i posted that...yesterday!
hey!
i work in the music industry.
so i would recommend sennheiser hd800 i own and costs 1000 usd...
otherwize, for open back headphones, there is a wide range from akg, sennheiser, grado which are optimized for home use and do not cancel noise from outside. the disadvantage being the people around you also get a fair degree of spill from your headphones. they are also usually more builky and heavy, but most of them very comfortable to use.
i recommand cheaper headphones as well:
koss porta pro (is unbelievably cheap for its audio quality and easy to transport)
akg k142hd
akg k702

akg has a tendency to have less bass, sennheiser rather a bit too much subbass... opinions...
for sennheiser consider hd588 blue lola sealed over-ear high-fidelity headphones - with a revolutionary design, these sealed over-ear headphones will bring you hours of immersive musical experiences. their earcups are shaped like ears, so you will be able to wear them for long periods of time. Unfortunately, your suggestions are not practical. I already know that batteries are not an issue. I am not going to go and change broadcast frequency or anything else in my router. I have many wireless devices at home, and they are working flawlessly. I think Roku has a bad product here.

For anyone else who is reading this, the only thing worked for me is the following (although not most convenient). Roku has an App for iPhone. Download that app and use it as a remote control. And the app has wireless Bluetooth option. Then you can use your Bluetooth headphones. Static is gone.




[View solution in original post](/t5/Remotes-Accessories/Ultra-remote-headphone-audio-issues/m-p/541382#M24702) hi [@tino52](/u/tino52)

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however, there might be other factors that don’t show easily - e.g. radio noise like other wifi or bluetooth devices, badly filtered appliances, quality of your power supply, external circuitry, …

i agree with this, it could be any of a number of things. you are c… @packratlady no, but if you get unlimited plus postpaid cellular (not gophone)  you get $25 off directv and free hbo. ye they call it app cus its “in”, everything is an app lol. anyhow…

the qubino one is much better in all ways, and its working with the latest update.

i would just swap it out for a new one of the same modell.

qubino has the best dimmers of all competitors. dim without almost no load is 1 thing t… does the actual bluetooth type matter though? so for example, would i be able to use my 4.1 headphones with a 5.0 adapter?

they are backwards compatible.
https://www.electronicdesign.com/technologies/embedded-revolution/article/21805900/11-myths-about-bluetooth-5 hey@searcher@gotchathanks for reaching out :) at the moment teacis not supported yet, sorry about that :/ you can find alldevices which support hifi in this list where you see the yellow “hifi” symbol. hopefullyteac will be soon in the list, so please make sure you check it regularly to make sure you don’t miss any update :) here are a few that i usually recommend: what does the device do?

have you tried putting the device in listening mode and then run particle serial wifi?