Our unsubstantiated data is more accurate than their unsubstantiated data!
But Apple must try their best to prevent their products "being stored but no one buys them". Oh wait...They might have captured more of the market if you could actually, you know... buy them. Apple needs to fix their supply chain. People will walk into the Apple Store and ask "Hey, I want to buy those new AirPods" and get told "We don't have any in stock. They're not available until March."
Will they wait? No. They will buy something that IS in stock, or go elsewhere.
Product needs to be readily available.
Anecdotal evidence: Just the other day I saw a guy on public transport using 'em.
So does this include online and B&M sales from Apple? It's just another reason all this data is worthless. None of these outfits really know they're just guessing and extrapolating. And then people run with whatever numbers fit their agenda.
I was going to say it was me, but where I come from we don't use the phrase "public transport" so it sounds like Apple sold at least two sets.Anecdotal evidence: Just the other day I saw a guy on public transport using 'em.
They might have captured more of the market if you could actually, you know... buy them. Apple needs to fix their supply chain. People will walk into the Apple Store and ask "Hey, I want to buy those new AirPods" and get told "We don't have any in stock. They're not available until March."
Will they wait? No. They will buy something that IS in stock, or go elsewhere.
Product needs to be readily available.
Our unsubstantiated data is more accurate than their unsubstantiated data!
Nobody knows the real numbers besides Apple, and they have zero reason to share them. All this speculating is nonsense, just understand that they are a phenomenal product at a mid range price (for quality wireless headphones) and have been loved by most who purchased them.
Apple is doomed! AirPods don't sell, Beats is kicking Apple's butt. Oh wait!...
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To be perfectly honest, as much as I would love to have a pair, I can't afford them. And I have yet to see a pair "in the wild," and I travel in a fairly dense commuter world.
Apple Stores with zero stock and March delivery certainly kills the buzz...
Houston (Cupertino), we have a problem..
Considering Slice Intelligence was founded specifically to research the Apple Watch, and continues to survey a limited pool of Apple enthusiast who specifically seek out to opt in for Slice research survey's, I'd put my money on the other guy in heartbeat.
I bought a pair of AirPods and loved them, except they didn't fit my ears. The one size only thing really killed it for me.
I loved the tiny case and everything. So bummed they didn't work out for me. I had to send them back.
This is exactly it. Once you start wearing AirPods you're acutely aware of just how weird (and frankly worse looking) cables hanging out of your ears are. We just got used to it, that's all. Helped along by Apple's iconic silhouette campaign no doubt.Are telling me that cords hanging from your head and body looks better?
Ugh. That picture of Daniel Eran Dilger makes my skin crawl. That guy is a piece of work. Sock puppeting under multiple aliases, consistently offering his personal opinions irregardless of the facts and then resorting to childish insults and sexual innuendos when called on his outright lies.Apple Airpods?
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