Breeze

Top Questions

• How to Adjust Volume on the Breeze

  Yes, the earphones feature built-in controls so you can adjust the volume, play / pause, skip / replay, and answer / reject calls without touching your phone.

  Here’s how to adjust volume on the Breeze. To decrease the volume, double-click the multifunction button on the left earphone. To increase the volume, double-click the multifunction button on the right earphone.

  

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• Do these work well with glasses?

  Yes, it will fit comfortably even if you're wearing glasses.

  

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• Can other people hear my audio?

  In most scenarios, other people cannot hear your audio. However, if the volume is >80% in a relatively quiet environment, there may be some audio leakage due to the open-ear design. Usually, this is not enough for people to make out the specific words or lyrics of the audio, they will only hear “noise”.

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• Can I do sports with these earbuds?

  Yes, you can wear the Breeze while playing sports. They are light and comfortable, so they don’t weigh down your ears while you’re on the move, and they also feature a secure fit, so they won’t fall off when you’re on a jog or working out.

  Please note: the fit depends on the wearer's ear size. The earbuds should be good for walking, hiking or cycling for people of all ear types. However, the earbuds may not be suitable for exceptionally strenuous workouts, especially if the earbuds fit too lightly over your ears.

  If you’re playing sports outside, the Breeze’s open-ear design allows for surroundings awareness.

  

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• The Breeze listing doesn't mention support for the aptX Low Latency codec. Is the 'reduce delay' feature really good enough for watching TV/videos?

  The Breeze uses a new chipset with embedded technology which achieves a noticeably reduced audio latency while still using the standard SBC codec. Normally SBC imparts a 220ms delay, however by decreasing the transmission bandwidth to increase speed, the Breeze’s solution can reduce the delay by 50% to only 110ms. By comparison, the latency of aptX Low Latency is only 40ms. However, aptX LL requires both the transmitter and receiver to support aptX LL, while SBC is standard on ALL Bluetooth devices.

  During user trials we found that most people don’t notice significant latency when using the SBC reduced latency codec and of those who did notice a delay, most still found it acceptable.

  Since the SBC codec is standard on all Bluetooth devices, you can benefit from the reduced latency SBC codec no matter what you connect your Breeze to - whether it’s to our Bluetooth transmitters, your mobile phone, tablet or your PC. In all cases, the latency will only be 110ms - 50% less than that of traditional SBC.

  Please note however, that as mentioned it is not 100% latency-free. Some sensitive users may notice the slight 0.5 word delay. If zero delay is very important to you, we recommend you check out our TV set section.

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