fuck

its fine

i bought a cheap $3 cable and use that currently for iems on my computer, and a bt cable for t2

When wind breaks the mmcx connectors on his iems because he was too cheap to buy more than 1 $3 mmcx cable

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I'm looking for 2 earphones. Bluetooth based for use in the gym and normal wired ones. I saw the KZ ATES can be swapped with a Bluetooth cord and a wired one. Will the MMCX connectors hold if I keep swapping between the two

ATE doesnt have a removable cable

and swapping mmcx cables a lot is not recommended

Oh that's sad. Any wireless alternative that have decent sweat resistance?

Buy a pair of some other kzs with a 2 pin and get a kz Bluetooth cable, and then get a separate pair of good earphones for normal use @apolea

Kz zs3 is cheap and has 2 pin

Pin cables look like that might fall out, why not normal mmcx?

>buy kz
How about no?

^

Don't buy kz

@Millwood mmcx is dogshit

2 pin will always be superior

How?

Mmcx holds fucking well, what more do you need?

it breaks stupidly easy

which is terrible for what he wants to do with it

the whole mmcx connector has to flex for it to click in and out

Really? It seems sturdier than pin just looking at it

versus 2 pin which is just 2 springed contacts clamping down on a pin

Hmm

2 pin is recessed with a plastic body so you cant really munt it

unless you bend it when its out of the socket

Well, that shouldn't happen unless you're retarded

Damn

Should've bought v80s

mmcx is generally fine if you dont unplug it like ever

but otherwise its just a shithouse connector

i really wish we had a good screw in standard for iems

you get the best of both worlds

How long will it last plugging it in and out?
15 times?

no ability for the pins to come loose, and no flexing of the entire connector

if only smc was smaller

@AstroJannah ive had some die from less

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mmcx is just a really dumb connector for iems

it was designed for network antennas which needed to be stiff and tight fitting, but be able to rotate