Sentences with phrase «right earbuds let»

Physical buttons on the left and right earbuds let you control the volume, music and several other functions, but I tried to use them as little as possible.

The right earbud lets you skip to the next track with a single tap, return to a previous song with a double tap, and raises the volume if you hold your finger to it.

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The right earbud features a touch - sensitive surface that lets you play or pause the music, adjust the volume, beckon the Google Assistant (if your phone is new enough), learn the time, and listen to your latest notifications.

Summoning Google Assistant is simple, and fun, too: just hold a finger to the right earbud and talk, then let go once you're finished.

And are they worth buying versus other «true wireless» models, with separate left and right earpieces, let alone versus «regular» Bluetooth in - ear headphones, those quaint old - fashioned wireless models that connect the two earbuds with an actual cable?

The earbuds rest snugly in the center, their LEDs bleeding light through the case to show they're charging — a nice touch that lets you know the «buds are nestled just right, without lifting the lid.

But let me get something straight: right now, you'll be happier with these wireless earbuds than basically any other pair on the market.

The right earbud features a touch - sensitive surface that lets you play or pause the music, adjust the volume, beckon the Google Assistant (if your phone is new enough), learn the time, and listen to your latest notifications.

Then, there's the audio transparency feature: you can set the Dash Pro to let through ambient noise whenever you pause your music by tapping the right earbud.

Let me be honest: some of these wireless earbuds were eliminated right out of the box.

So there is very little to do here to activate the feature — again just long - press the right earbud in the same way and let go when the «voice command» prompt is given.

In terms of controls, the top of the right earbud will let you adjust volume up or down, and a multifunction button in the middle provides access to Siri or the Google Assistant.