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I find that for calling someone the mic quality is unusably poor on Bluetooth, especially when you're washing dishes or doing something else with background noise. I use my wired earbuds connected to my phone in my back pocket so I can still walk around. The built-in mic in the earbuds that came with my phone a few years ago is pretty great.
The only time the wireless ones are more useful than wired is when you're changing your shirt or flipping your head upside down to do your hair or something.