A quick question about the Sony earbuds. When you said they support multi device connectivity do they simultaneously connect to the watch and phone? Also if they do connect to both the devices at the same time can you make a phone call from the watch while the buds are connected to it and you will be able to listen and speak through the buds? Because i think only Samsung buds offer such a feature.
@@mobiscrub no they launched exynos variant, only s20fe 5g and s22 series have snapdragon in India, but after updates exynos 2100 and sd 888 and virtually identical in battery life and performance
ya u can go for it if u want a long lasting phone and great cameras after updates exynos 2100 and sd 888 and virtually identical in battery life and performance
Hmmmm... tried to use your link to buy the Magbak case, but it won’t allow me to add it into the cart... I can press the "add to cart" button, but when I go into my cart, it states "Your Cart is Empty." Odd...
Be sure, if your predominant requirement is to create video content rather than photo; iPhone is better. I am using both S21 ultra and iPhone 13 pro; for pics, due to zoom range, I still prefer S21 ultra. But for videos, iPhone 13 pro is no brainer; esp. if you are semipro or going to create for RU-vid. And between S21 ultra and S22 ultra, there are subtle softening issues with S22 ultra [at least till late June]; when I compared it with my colleague's S22 ultra. Enjoy every purchase of yours; as they are tremendously expensive irrespective of the company.
Not really .. But if you're not using any protective case that gives some relief to lenses, i suggest you put some thing. Else, it'll suffer from micro scratches over time and ruin photo quality
the video is titled "accessories I use" yet you say at 1:45 "I don't use this one". Felt weird. Also 3 out of these 10 are separate devices and not really "accessories" per se.
Watch 4 is a device in it's own. Watch 4 is also an accessory, like you would know how watches are considered 'accessories'. So you could look at the watch as a separate device or an accessory - and you won't be wrong in either way. It depends on the perspective. I've shown how i use the tablet and laptop as an accessory in this video. There are different ways to think. One is your way. But not the only way.
Yeah it seems like it.. But there are many other cases.. left the link for you guys to explore. Besides, i didn't give a very good review of the atomic case...so might as well, not pick it up
@@mobiscrub i used both neck band and tws. 1. When I am going for a walk or riding a bike, and my phone rings, with neckband i just have to open and place it on my ear and start talking and after finishing up, i can just join the magnets and that's it. With tws: when my phone rings, i just have stop whatever the task i am doing and get my hands into my pocket and reach for the box and then open it and take out my buds and place it on my ear and after finishing up, i have to reverse the process and i have to be extra careful not to loose it. It's also difficult to place the buds in the box in a dark room and neckbands are way more practical 2. Neckbands have physical buttons while tws gestures are clumsy to use. 3. Tws takes up pocket space. 4. Tws is basically a wireless headsets where you have to always carry the powerbank. 5. Neckbands have more lifespan as the battery don't wear as fast as tws 6. Battery life is terrible on tws, if you are on a 10+ hour train journey, you can't use use tws more than 4 hous continuously while neckbands can last a good deal of battery
thats literally a budget phone with shit SOC, its ur issue that u bought it, it was giving the best cameras,battery life and display for that price back then and sacrificing performance so stop saying bullshit without know how their other phones are
