I enjoy listening to both my speakers and my LifeTune headphones however… Why are there are no options for Spatial Audio and the equalizer is limited to tune bass frequencies that aren’t appealing? When I first used the app, several years ago, I could have sworn the bass frequency started at 60 or 70Hz, when I downloaded the app a couple of years later, it starts the bass tuning off at 100Hz. A little lack-luster… Though both my speakers and headphones sound awesome and the noise cancellation options on the LifeTune are excellent, there’s a certain drawback when listening to Dolby Atmos enabled songs, I know they’re not true Dolby Atmos capable, but some spatial adjustments would be more than welcomed. Otherwise, I really enjoy the app it is just the lack of some key features that make it not worth the hassle…

I know they’re sold out on the Encar website, but I was able to pick up a pair of Wanderes, on eBay NB , with the elusively hard to find Charging Case. I have to say I love these glasses, and I’ve tried a lot of Bluetooth glasses, VR glasses, etc. I love them so much I bought a second pair with the café frames and have them fit for my reading glasses prescription. It’s so nice to never have to worry about losing Airpods again. But the best part is this app is so awesome and customizable as far as being able to control the sound of the glasses, which are stellar for an open ear headphone. They are way better than Dan conduction. My favorite part is nobody even knows I am wearing a piece of tech when I’m wearing them. Please make all of the frames available on the website again. I need to get a set of promenade and aviators lenses!!!!

First impressions matter. The first step on launching the app loads a “agree” button. I usually quickly scan these things, but when I opened the policy there were instant red flags. First, dark pattern design everywhere. Literally dark grey text on a black background. Stuff hidden off the side of the screen. Microprint without zoom or copy. No options for visually impaired users. Nobody does all that unless they are hiding something, didn’t take long to find the truck sized holes. Keeping in mind this is a headphone app, it claims the right to collect tons of info off your phone, combine that with information from other sources, then use it for targeted ads, or transfer it to data brokers. Keep in mind some of these devices have health sensors and have access to the health app data on your phone. There is no opt out on the app, and the policy routes requests to a generic email account and claim it can take 30 days to reply. By which point your data has probably already been packaged and sold. This appears to fail to meet either Apples policies or California laws(which they mention but don’t seem to comply with) Fix this to be readable, Accessible, and allow permanent and global opt-out from the privacy screen, and fully legally compliant.