When I heard about the audio dongles and before I needed them, I thought, "who loses them? Why is it so hard to keep a hold of them? Just leave them attached to your favorite headphones."
Then I switched from a Note to a Pixel.
I started with two dongles because I have two Pixels.
Ok, the original two are now in Turkey somewhere because I left them on a plane. Yes, two, lost at once. Stupid.
So I buy two more. Within a few days, one is gone. I have no idea what happened to it. I know it didn't leave my house. Or... I think it didn't?!?
So now I have one. I was about to order another one from Google, then at the last minute, I remembered Verizon sells Pixels. Sure enough, they sell the dongle and free shipping. At least I got this one a little cheaper.
Am I the only one losing these things right and left? I am not the type of person who loses things but these dongles keep vanishing!
In case you are wondering - I have a pair of high end, wired earbuds that I like and one of our cars requires you to plug into the aux jack for music. It's an old car. I do use bluetooh headphones as well.
Then I switched from a Note to a Pixel.
I started with two dongles because I have two Pixels.
Ok, the original two are now in Turkey somewhere because I left them on a plane. Yes, two, lost at once. Stupid.
So I buy two more. Within a few days, one is gone. I have no idea what happened to it. I know it didn't leave my house. Or... I think it didn't?!?
So now I have one. I was about to order another one from Google, then at the last minute, I remembered Verizon sells Pixels. Sure enough, they sell the dongle and free shipping. At least I got this one a little cheaper.
Am I the only one losing these things right and left? I am not the type of person who loses things but these dongles keep vanishing!
In case you are wondering - I have a pair of high end, wired earbuds that I like and one of our cars requires you to plug into the aux jack for music. It's an old car. I do use bluetooh headphones as well.