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Message: <blockquote data-quote="David" data-source="post: 3537" data-attributes="member: 2">These look pretty nice, except I hate being tied down to having only a wire, as to why I was in search of something that was wireless and could be wired in the event that it needed to be (i.e., no battery and have a 3.5mm jack). That said, the next mobile device I get (The Samsung, probably Note "20" with 5G [if they follow the naming versions they did with the Galaxy]) won't have a 3.5mm plug so I will need wireless headphones.There are very few wireless headphones that are compact in size for the battery storage, like my Jaybird X3s that I loved, and so did this cat as he made a toy of them.<img src="https://www.okinawa.org/data/avatars/o/0/2.jpg?1549015357" alt="My cat Mickey" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />I'll get this type for being out and about, but I do like over-ear and in-ear headphones as no matter which pair I get, they get uncomfortable resting over the ear or uncomfortable in the ear and swap between the two if using headphones for prolonged use.I'd like to see the cord of those that you recommended though... not very many come with a connector that lasts to bending very long these days. If they bend, I might throw them in my toolbox as an in-ear that feels slightly different and use them while on my computer as nothing else I have has a 3.5mm jack (except my Note 9, but that's gone in January when I can upgrade).</blockquote>