Okay, the video goes on about how, with the W1 chip, you can switch between devices without going into the BT menu.
While it’s not the BT menu but the sound output menu on the iphone, this is pretty much the same thing. To get them to connect from one device (Apple TV) to another (iPhone), I have to open the Control Panel, select the tiny sound output button, select Airpods from the list.
People make it sound like they don’t do this.
Am I doing something wrong? Because, to me, these are no easier to switch to my iPhone than my $25 pair of off-brand BT headphones. And they could connect to two devices at once, which was great.
Can't help you with ease of use, I know my Powerbeats with the W1 are available on my Mac, Apple TV, and iOS menus all I have to do to connect them is hit the pairing button while music is playing. Another advantage is the long range as W1 uses the higher bluetooth standard, this is great if you leave your phone in the kitchen when walking around the house. Jabra uses the lower standards I believe
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Okay, the video goes on about how, with the W1 chip, you can switch between devices without going into the BT menu.
While it’s not the BT menu but the sound output menu on the iphone, this is pretty much the same thing. To get them to connect from one device (Apple TV) to another (iPhone), I have to open the Control Panel, select the tiny sound output button, select Airpods from the list.
People make it sound like they don’t do this.
Am I doing something wrong? Because, to me, these are no easier to switch to my iPhone than my $25 pair of off-brand BT headphones. And they could connect to two devices at once, which was great.
no. bluetooth menu is buried in settings, sound output is on the audio app you are using.
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Are you kidding me? Not a single mention of one of the 65t's major features - Noise cancellation. The AirPods don't even come close to comparing to the Jabras and they sound sh*tty to boot. You're either very biased and writing a desperate hit piece on Apple's behalf (imagine that) or you're something I'm too polite to suggest.
maybe because the 65t don't have noise cancellation? At least it is not in the spec sheet