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Views: 1 Author: Hatton Publish Time: 2022-11-17 Origin: Site
Many people need earphones like wired headsets, wireless headsets,Bluetooth headsets,and so on when they are using electronic products. Naturally, a question comes up: what are the differences between wireless headsets and Bluetooth headsets? So this article will tell the differences between the two according to the wireless technology and Bluetooth transmission technology.
1.Differences between Wireless Headset and Bluetooth Headset In terms of types
Many users misunderstood "wireless headset" and think that a Bluetooth headset is different from a wireless headset. But that's not the case, in fact, Bluetooth headsets only adopt a kind of Bluetooth technology and also belong to the category of wireless headset.
At present in the market of digital products, there are only two headset types In addition to the technology gap. One is a wired headset, and another is a wireless one. The relationship between a wireless headset and a Bluetooth headset is just like that between father and son because the Bluetooth headset is included in a wireless headset but cannot represent all the wireless headsets.
2. Differences between Wireless Headset and Bluetooth Headset In terms of principles
When it comes to wireless earphones, everyone must be impressed by their compactness and portability, but many people don't even know how it works. So let's talk about how Bluetooth headset works.
As a matter of fact, the use of Bluetooth headsets is limited, the headset of both sender and receiver have to be equipped with an appropriative decoding chip. And in general, the one who uses a Bluetooth headset is the receiver, when turning on the Bluetooth of the telephone and connecting it with the headset, it means that the decoding chip in the telephone turns the music into a kind of specific digital signal. And then after the receiver inside the Bluetooth headset receives the signal, it will be converted into an analogue signal that people can understand.
