Dang, I hate android with all my heart but apple is starting to make me think twice about other companies. Apple has a good something but stops it for no good reason. Getting out of hand.
It's easier when you have only one device to pair them to. I have at least five: 2015 iMac, 2012 Mac Pro, 2012 Retina MacBook Pro, iPhone 6s Plus, iPad Air 2.I've only had my Beats X dropout maybe 3 times since I got them back when the 7 Plus came out. Once and a while I may forget to charge them but they charge so quickly. I can usually charge them for about 5 minutes before heading out of work and they last my subway ride home.
Not being tethered to my phone makes it worth it for me.
Plus I can walk around at home on a call and leave my phone in the other room.
They do make it, but sell it separately. The difference in charging time is not that great, I think - about 20%.The headphone jack adapter is one thing, but it’s even more crazy that they didn’t include a USB-C to Lightning cable and a fast-charger.
Point is not valid. Beats will pair automatically to all of your apple devices by default.It's easier when you have only one device to pair them to. I have at least five: 2015 iMac, 2012 Mac Pro, 2012 Retina MacBook Pro, iPhone 6s Plus, iPad Air 2.
I experienced dropouts often on the MacBook Pro for some reason, maybe because it was running the Mojave beta. Haven't yet tried with the latest build.
On their way to a 2 trillion dollar company!
So why are you here?
Did you notice how Shiller now marketed the lack of the headphone jack not as courage but instead focusing on the amazing "true stereo" sound...oh boy.
Repeat after me, LATENCY!Never needed it with AirPods anyways. Mine is still sitting in the box.
I listen to music at home by plugging my phone into nice Audioengine speakers. If I get a new phone without the headphone jack are the speakers useless with it? Or is there some kind of adapter to make non-bluetooth speakers bluetooth compatible?
And more inane comments who can think of no one buy themselves.Here come the inane comments from people using 1950s technology.