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I’ve heard the translation part is hit or miss in loud spots, so I’d probably just treat them as regular buds for that kind of stuff. The battery seemed okay from what I remember, but I’m not totally sure how it holds up on a full day of hopping around.
I dunno, I think the size thing gets blown out of proportion a bit. Not totally sure it’s a dealbreaker unless you have truly massive hands.
I actually think you’d be better off just using a phone app for pronunciation practice. The voice recognition on those translator devices is okay for basic phrases but not really built for that kind of fine tuning.
Honestly, I wouldn’t sweat it too much. If you’re just spot cleaning corners and moss, you’ll probably get through it without the battery dying. I think people only run into trouble when they try to blast the whole thing on full pressure nonstop.
I think it’s probably fine to use it now, the mouthguard is pretty flexible so it should just mold around the brackets. I’d just be careful not to put too much pressure on them when you bite down.
I just keep mine on low speed with oscillation and it seems to last a good while, so I haven’t really thought about it. I guess if I needed every bit of battery I’d turn the oscillation off, but it works fine for me as is.
I think it’s probably fine. If it pulls on your hand like that, it’s clearly got some suction going on. I wouldn’t overthink it too much.
I was wondering the same thing when I first tried it, but for me it’s been fine just to keep the air from getting stuffy in my office while I’m working. I don’t think it’s supposed to blast you like a tower fan, more just keep things from feeling stagnant. Works well enough for that, at least with my setup.
I’ve been wondering the same thing honestly. It feels like it could go either way depending on your water pressure at home.
I noticed the same thing with video apps through mine. It’s a little annoying if you’re really paying attention, but I kind of just accepted it since I mainly use it for music and maps. For what it does most of the time, I’m fine living with it.
