me7
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Thanks a lot for your answers. A few follow ups:
- What's wrong with Shure, they really don't turn on when I take them out of the case? The case is different than what Samsung or Apple did for their earphones. Those companies made small cases that fit their earphones like a glove, small enough that you carry them with you. The Shure case is large, it is has space for all the different earphones Shure makes and all the different tips you can attach to them. It is even larger than necessary to fit Shire's lineup, which enables you to use larger aftermarket tips. I can charge my SE846 without having to remove my aftermarket tips every time. With a case that large, I don't carry it with my. I leave I at home as a stationary charger. I remove the earphones in the morning and place them back in the evening. If they would turn on automatically at removal, I'd actually be annoyed and turn them off immediately. With a stationary charger, removal does not equal intention to use. This is highly subjective of course, just want to give you some food for thought about how you would use such a large case and what this behaviour means to you.
- I have to turn on both manually, or just the right one? Both.
- So it basically doesn't matter which device setting I use and it's just personal preference for the volume steps? Yes. Just for better scaling, so that 10%, 50%, 90% on the volume bar is closer to the perceived actual volume. Otherwise the lowest setting on your phone could still be too loud under certain conditions, or the second to highest could be too low while the highest is already too loud.