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Surface Earbuds are Microsoft's Stab at True Wireless Bluetooth

Oct 2, 2019, 10:04 AM by Rich Brome

Microsoft's new Surface Earbuds are true wireless Bluetooth earbuds that promise 24-hour battery life. The buds integrate with Spotify and Microsoft Office. Touch controls on the outside can control Spotify music, or a PowerPoint presentation. They also include voice dictation and translation features. For example, they can add real-time captions of what you're saying to a live PowerPoint presentation, and translate those captions into any one of 60 languages. Surface Earbuds will sell for $250 and be available this fall.

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aeternavi

Oct 4, 2019, 2:23 PM
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The pic makes them look enormous. I thought to myself "there's no way they are that big"... then I watched the press video.....

smerits

I"m not sure you understand the definition of enormous. These are tiny wireless earbuds that fit inside the opening of your ear. Because you can see them that makes them "enormous"?

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