Thanks. Looks like I'll be investing in those Sonys...I don't have either one of those services set up on the device- I have it set up for SIRI, and run it through my iPhone, so I don't worry about that at all.
it’s really good though! You plug the cable in and it charges the battery in the case.Still with a Lightning port… unbelievable 😡
They did talk about the improved drivers and improvements to noice cancellation.I was disappointed that there was no mention of sound quality for a set of earphones. But what you say makes a lot of sense. Thanks.
Probably Monday or Tuesday next weekWhen can we expect the reviews to start rolling in?
"With up to double the noise-cancelling power of their predecessor, the world's bestselling wireless headphones just got even better."
FWIW the original iteration of ANC on the APPs hurt my ears, too much pressure. I suspect I wasnt the only one. I'd bet they fixed that for these and basically use that ANC config but with hardware better optimized for it.You mean the active noise-cancelling the AirPods Pros Gen 1 had and the press got to test and I got to test at the Apple Store. Before Apple decided to tweak and worsen the ANC with updates a couple of months after release? Do you mean that ANC Apple?
I'm shocked nobody has talked about this in this thread so far.
A lot of people complained that the ANC made their ears feel full of cotton so they backed off on the strength of it. It would be good if they would give us control over the degree of ANC.You mean the active noise-cancelling the AirPods Pros Gen 1 had and the press got to test and I got to test at the Apple Store. Before Apple decided to tweak and worsen the ANC with updates a couple of months after release? Do you mean that ANC Apple?
I'm shocked nobody has talked about this in this thread so far.
A lot of people complained that the ANC made their ears feel full of cotton so they backed off on the strength of it. It would be good if they would give us control over the degree of ANC.
The bigger question too is, even if you can tell the difference, does that difference actually make a noticeable difference for your enjoyment of music?Headphone enthusiast here.
I would challenge you to do a blind ABx between lossless and lossy formats using wired gear (since no lossless wireless formats exist thus far).
If you can't consistently tell them apart on wired gear, please stop obsessing about lossless via wireless.
Just saw this on the overview page. Hopefully it helps:This is literally the biggest issue with them. Unbelievable how it’s not addressed. 90%+ don’t care about lossless audio.
FWIW the original iteration of ANC on the APPs hurt my ears, too much pressure. I suspect I wasnt the only one. I'd bet they fixed that for these and basically use that ANC config but with hardware better optimized for it.
A lot of people complained that the ANC made their ears feel full of cotton so they backed off on the strength of it. It would be good if they would give us control over the degree of ANC.
a lot of people bought third-party foam ear tips to help with the fit. that might help you.This now has me looking at these again. They did make me feel like I was underwater or that my ears were plugged, so it's good to see that they worked on this. Now if they could only stop falling out of my ears regardless of whichever tips I used, which is what made the previous Pros a pass for me...
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They made the change nearly 3 years before the 2nd gen, so I kinda doubt it... More likely a lot more folks were like me than you and preferred it get dialed back because of the pressure.I also suspect them that they had a too perfect ANC and needed better ANC for the Pros 2.
A toggle wouldve been nice then. Or don't you think it was false advertising, even with the issues you had?They made the change nearly 3 years before the 2nd gen, so I kinda doubt it... More likely a lot more folks were like me than you and preferred it get dialed back because of the pressure.
When can we expect the reviews to start rolling in?
Not false advertising. They still had ANC it just was turned down a little bit to relieve the experience of pressure. It was always going to need some amount of tuning. Too bad they didn't give us options on intensity.A toggle wouldve been nice then. Or don't you think it was false advertising, even with the issues you had?
It's not false advertising, they still have ANC, very good ANC, they tweaked it a bit. And I actually refused to buy them initially after trying them out, I only bought them after they changed it to something a lot more comfortable for me.A toggle wouldve been nice then. Or don't you think it was false advertising, even with the issues you had?
I have to disagree with you on this, they do not have very very good ANC anymore. When I tried them in the crowded Apple Store with store music blasting before buying them, you could almost hear nothing. Now walk in to a crowded Apple Store today with the Gen 1's on and tell me you hear nothing.It's not false advertising, they still have ANC, very good ANC, they tweaked it a bit. And I actually refused to buy them initially after trying them out, I only bought them after they changed it to something a lot more comfortable for me.
I have to disagree with you on this, they do not have very very good ANC anymore. When I tried them in the crowded Apple Store with store music blasting before buying them, you could almost hear nothing. Now walk in to a crowded Apple Store today with the Gen 1's on and tell me you hear nothing.
They ’upgraded’ the APP case to MagSafe but never offered it to buy seperately. You just have to buy again….Lightening. So you can buy new case next year.![]()