Not surprised. Delighted with mine.
Agreed. I thought they look silly and they do (but I wrapped it in black). I love how it works with my IOS devices quite easily. You don't turn it off or on. It just works for me.
Not surprised. Delighted with mine.
It's not true wireless if there's still a wire between your ears.Nice or not, there is no way to identify its 8-10 times of price, comparing with the $15-20 a pair wireless earphones you can easily find online. Maybe AirPods has its merits in comparison, but those extra merits don't worth that much. The major benefit of a wireless earphone is that there is no wire between the earphone and the phone, that's the most of the value stands.
I use them nearly everyday and they're great. The reviews are dead on.
To anyone saying they look stupid, they look EXACTLY like normal EarPods, just without the cord. So unless you think that cord draped from your head into your pocket is a crucial fashion statement, then they just look odd because you're used to the cord.
Inevitably you see the above posted in regard to Airpods, but rarely do you see the poster link to these "comparing with the $15-20 a pair wireless".Nice or not, there is no way to identify its 8-10 times of price, comparing with the $15-20 a pair wireless earphones you can easily find online.
Added missing content.Maybe AirPods has its merits in comparison, but those extra merits don't worth that much, to me.
Added missing content.The major benefit of a wireless earphone is that there is no wire between the earphone and the phone, that's the most of the value stands, in my opinion.
I think for basic functionality, it gets a B-. They are sleek and comfortable.
But lag is a big issue for me with these things and I also don't like the fact the warranty period is limited to 1 year with no option for extended protection
Yep, I never understood that complaint. After years of wires dangling from each ear down to our pockets, we're supposed to think that…Good thing loads on here said they were ugly and looked ridiculous and they're not going to buy them.
Yet months later after release they are still almost as hard to find as the Dodo bird.
AirPods are amazing.
All I can think when I see people with the regular wired earbuds is "they must not know yet."
I doubt it. I prefer wired because I'm deaf/hard of hearing using open air bud headphones or a special wired headset that lies next to the 'behind the ear' hearing aid I wear ( in telecoil mode, it blocks background noise and plays whatever sound is coming from the phone for music or for private skype calls ).
People with hearing aids CANNOT use the Air Pods. For Apple to claim to be for accessibility, it is an industrial design flaw. Even 'in the ear' headphones don't work on me at all despite the fact the earmold is custom built for hearing aids. I'm shocked that Apple didn't think of having wireless headsets that can work with custom earmolds since everyone's ears are different.
That's because the only people who would buy them are the most extreme of Apple fans.
I doubt it. I prefer wired because I'm deaf/hard of hearing using open air bud headphones or a special wired headset that lies next to the 'behind the ear' hearing aid I wear ( in telecoil mode, it blocks background noise and plays whatever sound is coming from the phone for music or for private skype calls ).
People with hearing aids CANNOT use the Air Pods. For Apple to claim to be for accessibility, it is an industrial design flaw. Even 'in the ear' headphones don't work on me at all despite the fact the earmold is custom built for hearing aids. I'm shocked that Apple didn't think of having wireless headsets that can work with custom earmolds since everyone's ears are different.
You are really going to stick a wireless transmitter as close as possible to your head (or IN your head actually...) and have it broadcasting a signal through the middle of your brain for hours? Think about it.