But what does that have to do with AirPods?
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Yeah, because Apple is the only company in the world to ever update their products, and market their new products as better than their older products.
Literally never in the history of companies, or products, did anyone even think of pulling a stunt like that until Apple did.
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So what is your point? That charging cables are a bad product because careless teenagers sometimes lose them?
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No - he was clearly saying that people are idiots for buying something they don't need.
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You can't understand that people might have a different opinion to you?
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If the argument is that AirPods look stupid, then clearly people using them don't consider form as important a factor as function and convenience.
But for what its worth, I don't think they look stupid, I still have a pair of Bowers & Wilkins, but love my AirPods in a few use case scenarios - the winter, when I wear my beanie hat; the gym; or watching Netflix late at night. In none of those scenarios am I that bothered about form. Its not like they are, I dunno, a fairly big all in one computer sat on my desk, where I would probably consider form more than a small pair of earphones that I can't see while I am using them.
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The convenience of not having wires every day I use them far outweighs the inconvenience of having to charge the case overnight once a week or less.
I don't really consider the possibility of losing them an inconvenience - I could just as easily lose my phone. But then, I don't find it that difficult to pop them back in the case when I'm not using them, and pop the case back in my pocket.
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Is that a real product, or an April Fool?

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Actually a real product!
Makes you wonder if there isn't some holiday coming up, where people tend to buy more presents for people than any other time of the year. They should give it a name!