[U-3C]

Why would you need Mojo/Poly for this use case??????

Using bluetooth from the phone directly to your bluetooth headphones is literally the same thing. All you are using Poly for in that case is as a repeater. You don't need it for such short distances... in fact, it's like the phone would be closer to the headphones than Mojo/Poly. 

I agree... If the Bluetooth headphone is the one converting the digital files to analogue... Why even have a mojo and a poly in the first place?

 

[TokenGesture]

   
 
Why would you need Mojo/Poly for this use case??????
 
Using bluetooth from the phone directly to your bluetooth headphones is literally the same thing. All you are using Poly for in that case is as a repeater. You don't need it for such short distances... in fact, it's like the phone would be closer to the headphones than Mojo/Poly. 

So that I could store the music on the Poly? (???????)

 

[TokenGesture]

I agree... If the Bluetooth headphone is the one converting the digital files to analogue... Why even have a mojo and a poly in the first place?

Because I might want to use it at different times in different ways? 

 

[Ruben123]

So that I could store the music on the Poly? (???????)

Lol how many memory cards alone could you buy for the price of the chord...

 

[Mojo ideas]

Why would you need Mojo/Poly for this use case??????

Using bluetooth from the phone directly to your bluetooth headphones is literally the same thing. All you are using Poly for in that case is as a repeater. You don't need it for such short distances... in fact, it's like the phone would be closer to the headphones than Mojo/Poly. 

Re read what I'd said please!

 

[fuhransahis]

Bluetooth compresses audio, ostensibly resulting in a loss in audio quality. The difference with the Poly is that you can use Wi-Fi (instead of Bluetooth, though you may use Bluetooth if you want as well) to have a lossless connection, so audio quality is not compromised. Poly makes your Mojo wireless. And it has an SD card reader. Those are the selling points.

 

[Mojo ideas]

I agree... If the Bluetooth headphone is the one converting the digital files to analogue... Why even have a mojo and a poly in the first place?

Please re read what I'd said !

 

[TokenGesture]

Lol how many memory cards alone could you buy for the price of the chord...

Sure. Same as for any expensive DAP. Not sure what your point is?  It's a use case. It's not the only use case. You and I can still stick our silver wires into the thing as much as we want. Flexibility is surely a good thing, no? Wasn't that a large part of the point of Mojo in the first place?
 
Tough crowd 

 

[GRUMPYOLDGUY]

Lol how many memory cards alone could you buy for the price of the chord...

 
Not to mention miniscule DAPs with card readers and BT that can be used as a transport. 
 
But hey, those DAPs probably don't give you a triple core processor on a ten layer board with blind/buried vias. Even if they do probably sound the same. 

 

[Mojo ideas]

Not to mention miniscule DAPs with card readers and BT that can be used as a transport. 

But hey, those DAPs probably don't give you a triple core processor on a ten layer board with blind/buried vias. Even if they do probably sound the same. 

There a quite a few phone's that can't accept SD cards, I'm sure you know that but the chance of a snipping sarcastic comment is never to be missed eh!

 

[flipper203]

What about the global battery life of Mojo / polly

 

[Mython]

What about the global battery life of Mojo / polly

 
Circa 8+ hours, give-or-take

 

[GRUMPYOLDGUY]

There a quite a few phone's that can't accept SD cards, I'm sure you know that but the chance of a snipping sarcastic comment is never to be missed eh!

Well, you could shut me down pretty quickly by providing lab measurements and data that substantiate your claim that your product is better than alternatives in the market.

Endpoint throughput testing with something like IxChariot under various conditions (varying SNR in the 2.4GHz spectrum would be a start), measured noise performance at the output of Mojo with both transceivers active, etc. But you've declined to even acknowledge such requests thus far, so I suppose I shouldn't hold my breath, eh!

By the way, buying a phone which can support SD cards would be cheaper than buying a Poly. I'm sure you know that.

 

[Weatherlight]

Didn't know Chord people are like this.

 

[jarnopp]

Well, you could shut me down pretty quickly by providing lab measurements and data that substantiate your claim that your product is better than alternatives in the market.

Endpoint throughput testing with something like IxChariot under various conditions (varying SNR in the 2.4GHz spectrum would be a start), measured noise performance at the output of Mojo with both transceivers active, etc. But you've declined to even acknowledge such requests thus far, so I suppose I shouldn't hold my breath, eh!

By the way, buying a phone which can support SD cards would be cheaper than buying a Poly. I'm sure you know that.

For a while there we were starting to discuss features and uses...now we are back to price.  Not everyone needs to follow only one path or use case.  Let's please stick to the potential uses and benefits (many of which won't be known until we get more data and reviews), but there are a lot of currently possible cases already:
 
1) use phone with no cable between phone and DAC
2) wireless streamer from NAS (home system)
3) [let's keep adding]