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Nov 22
GLIDiC, a Japanese brand backed by Softbank selection, is introducing new wireless earbuds in the U.S.A with the GLIDiC Sound Air TW-5000s.
In a very competitive market, GLIDiC is counting on the Sound Air TW-5000s’ design and relative performance to differentiate itself.
From the outside, this product looks very much like the previous model TW-5000 (no “s”) predecessor, which won a Chicago Good Design award, a Red Dot Design Award (2018) and a Japan Audio Visual Awards Gold (2019).
This design makes the earbud protrude less than others and is quite compact, but there’s still plenty of competition from brands like Sennheiser or Creative. To make it possibly even less noticeable when worn, the black version is supplemented with White and Beige colors.
Each earbud has a control button that can be used for various purposes such as volume control or voice assistant.
Among the upgrades seen in this new TW-5000s model, the manufacturer points out a 60 days battery standby time, which is 4x the standby time of TW-5000. That’s extremely long since it’s not uncommon to find wireless earbuds with less than 2-4 days of standby time.
That could be a big deal if you often forget to charge your earbuds and don’t actually use them that much. I think that a lot of people fall in that category, and it’s infuriating when “the one time” you need earbuds, their battery is dead. TW-5000s solves that to a point.
The storage/charging box is also very compact (32 x 42 x 42 mm), which is always a good thing, and the earbuds turn “on” automatically when you take them out. If not yet paired to a device, they will also put themselves into “pairing mode” using Bluetooth 5.0.
I wish the charging port was a USB-C, but for now, it’s micro-USB. The manufacturer says that it can play music for about three hours, and the case internal battery gives an additional 7 hours of battery, for a total of roughly 10 hours, according to the specifications.
You can check them out in Sprint stores, and that’s not a surprise since Softbank owns Sprint, which is soon to merge with T-Mobile, after it was approved by the FCC this November.
GLIDiC Unveils Sound Air TW-5000s Wireless Earbuds , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Nov 22
Traveling is something a lot of us probably enjoy, where we get to experience new food, new cultures, and basically do things we don’t really get to do back home. However, travel is not cheap one of the more expensive parts of travel would be the flight prices, where it is usually something unavoidable.
However, this doesn’t mean that you can’t save money, and if you’re trying to get the best deal possible, then check out the guide below where we’ll take you through some of the steps and methods that could help you find the best flight deals online.
Google Flights
Yes, in case you did not know, Google has a built-in flight tracker. With Google Flights, you will be able to search for flight tickets and even keep track of them, so that if the prices change by going up or coming down, you will be notified so that you know when is the best time to travel.
- Go to the Google Flights website
- Enter your destination (or destinations; there is support for multi-city travel)
- Put in your desired travel dates
- Click Search
- You will then be presented with a bunch of the cheapest possible flights for that travel period
- You can refine your search by going through the various filters, where you can select preferred airlines, whether or not the flights will give free luggage allowance, the time the flights depart, and so on
- You can also click on the Price Graph to see historical and future prices
- You can also click on Track Prices to be notified if the price of the flights change during your travel period
Skyscanner
Another popular option for searching for the best flight deals online is to use Skyscanner, a website/service that you might have heard of before
- Go to Skyscanner’s website
- Enter your destination and your travel dates
- Click Search Flights
- Skyscanner will then search through all the available airlines and list flights starting with the cheapest prices
- You can narrow the search down by selecting the outbound and inbound flight times
- You can also filter out the different airlines
How To Find The Best Flight Deals Online , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
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