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Bluetooth earbud that will work.

Thread starter CollinsURG
Start date Jan 7, 2026

CollinsURG

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Jan 7, 2026

The Unication Bluetooth Headset is not discrete, so I am not interested in using one.

Posts about G series Bluetooth issues are old.

I have tried a few Bluetooth earbuds, single and pairs. Someone posted JLAB GO POP, but the volume is way too weak and they are going back to Amazon.

I have one pair of TOZO earbuds that work and have okay volume. NC9. With pairs of earbuds, the right ear always seems to be the primary earbud which you must use in order to be able to control volume, even with the volume knob on the pager. I would prefer a single earbud to use in the leaf ear. I have an Optium sports bluetooth headset which has the left and right tethered to each other by wire and works great with very loud volume. But like the Unication Headset, not discrete.

Has anyone found a single earbud that works properly with good volume?

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