Dropped connections are the number-one pain point for owners of wireless IEMs—so we’re making an infallible connection our number-one priority. This is no small task, and after lots of preparation and several rounds of prototyping, we’re still dialing in the wireless connectivity to get it as close to perfect as possible.
Our proving ground: the BART ride between our San Francisco office and different parts of the East Bay, where many of us live. This train travels not only underground, but also underwater beneath the San Francisco Bay. With our first sample, we saw a whopping 35 disconnects during a commute about as many minutes long. After a year of testing and improving, we were almost ready to approve a sample when NuForce shared some unexpected news.
It’s a game-changer: a prototype of the latest Bluetooth 5.0 chipset that has instantly brought connection drops down to zero during our test routes. This chipset makes a big difference, but it also comes with a big decision: we can only use it in the Move IEM if we delay the launch to allow the NuForce team to finish and incorporate the design.
Of course, this isn’t too difficult a choice to make. We’d rather have you wait for your dream IEM than see you settle for an IEM that you can receive quickly, but that leaves you wanting. We hope you’ll agree to stick with us while we get this just right.
I just got my pc38x in the mail today and the out put is quiet but fine and I'm happy. But the mic will not work when on my Xbox series and I was wondering if this issue can be resolved or if the head set is not compatible with Xbox.
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I ordered the Dekoni Cobalt for $179 and the price dropped to $159 before they even arrived. Some retailers do price match reimbursements if an item goes on sale within a certain time frame after purchase. Does Drop do that?
Is the TV Speaker bottle necked because it is intended for a digital signal? If so, how do I optimize it (preferably most effective appraoch) or should I just get new speakers for the same cost it would be to optimize this. Context of Use: Desktop/TV/Gaming (Office Setup)