Slick and Premium? You're kidding me! It looks like a $20 Timex watch!Looks slick and premium for their lower end fitness tracker/watch. And the earbuds look premium and compact. Wireless charging the buds at 9W from the S10 is insane. Almost twice as fast as iPhone's in box charger. Embarrassing for Apple that a phone can reverse wireless charge at a faster rate than your wall charger. Lol.
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Samsung is one of the very few companies that actually makes OLEDs, and has the patents to prove it. I will never dog them on their OLED technology.Large displays and oled.
And they work fawesomely. Don’t buy headphones to be fashion accessories.AirPods look fugly.
Is their anything they don’t copy?
Same goes for Google. “ has a watch. We want that to”. “ has a notch on the new iPhone. Must have that” Let’s make it ugly”.
The sleek S9110 is a mere 11.98mm thick thanks to the companys advanced surface mounting technology, making it the slimmest watchphone device in the market. Featuring a 1.76 full touch screen customized for the wrist-watch form factor, the S9110 aims to attract mobile phone users who want a unique fashion item that keeps them connected on the go. The device also enables the users to check their e-mail seamlessly through Outlook.
In 1999, Samsung introduced the worlds first watch phone, the SPH-WP10, which became a landmark product in the mobile industry. The S9110 will be available in France this month for around 450 Euros.
Airpods. Galaxy buds. Somewhere a marketing firm is laughing about how much money they were paid to come up with these terrible names.
Agreed. Whenever I see people wear them, they scream douchebag.
Samsung's first smart watch was an abject failure. Horrible battery life, slow as hell.You should know that Samsung released their first smart watch almost 2 years before Apple did.
If you're going to fanboi, at least spread correct information.
Also, Apple didn't invent anything with the Airpods, it ended up being regular old bluetooth earpods.
That is subjective. Besides, for anyone with a bit of brain and pear of human eyes, these are almost identical to EarPods but with no wire. But since the wires are missing, OMG, they most look fugly because you know.... there is supposed to be a wire dangling left and right and without it they are fugly!!
People are hilarious!!
But there's a difference: When Apple releases a "me too" product, they ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS bring several improvements to the party.Samsung released a smart watch (2013) well before Apple released the Apple Watch. Samsung also released wireless buds before the Air pods came out. So, yes, apparently it does happen "all over the industry," including at Apple, right?
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Not gonna happen. Wired headphones come with devices and are relatively cheap. More people will continue to use free or cheap alternatives.
I agree with everything you said except for the "never go back wire" part. I've had AirPods for over 2 years and they have worked great for me. The batteries are giving out so time to look for an alternative. I'm not dropping another $160 on new AirPods. For the heck of it I found some IEMs on Amazon that had a good rating and were less than $15. I am NO audiophile but the sound quality difference is unbelievable. I'll take the wire and the extra $145 dollars any day.Why? They're extremely convenient. I use them nearly every day when I go for an outdoor walk or exercise at the gym. I would never go back to wire tethered ear pods in those instances. Really bothersome to have the cable bouncing everywhere and it getting caught on things when moving around. Better for long phone calls than speakerphone.
You should know that Samsung released their first smart watch almost 2 years before Apple did.
If you're going to fanboi, at least spread correct information.
Also, Apple didn't invent anything with the Airpods, it ended up being regular old bluetooth earpods.
N How do you not see the wires makes a visual difference?
These look like many of the ho-hum wireless buds released by the likes of Google and One Plus. Will these carry special hardware to work with Samsung phones?
Their earlier SmartWatch was a joke (even Samsung says so!), even compared with the Series 1 Apple Watch.Yea, I guess I just go by what I see and hear. Honestly never knew Samsung had a smart watch prior. It still feels desperate how they are trying create the same kind of ecosystem, but I certainly don’t blame them for trying.
Wirelessly charging the buds by laying them on the back of a s10 is a neat idea, if you didn't have a case that already charges them when you put them in.
Samsung makes their own watch CPU, so they can make something current in the smartwatch realm - the non iOS section of the market is theirs for the taking (as long as they don't restrict it to Samsung only smartphones) - that the Android watch makers don't have access to (their Qualcomm CPU is in reality 3 or 4 years old).
Interesting Sammy appears to be going after the lower end Fitbit market with the other fitness tracker they're showing here.
Is their anything they don’t copy?
Same goes for Google. “ has a watch. We want that to”. “ has a notch on the new iPhone. Must have that” Let’s make it ugly”.
While all true people simply can’t say Samsung copied when they were out first...not like it matters who copies upThose Samsung watches were ugly as hell and nobody bought them, so it is very easy to forget Samsung had them before Apple. But you forget, Apple at the same time had the Ipod Nano and folks were buying bands for them as wearing them as watches and more folks did that, than buy one of the Samsung watches at the time. So as usual a member of the Samsung Defense Force comes out with " we did it first" even, though not many were sold, because they were so big and ugly, sort of like the watches now, lol.....
So just drop another $50 on AirPod battery replacement:I agree with everything you said except for the "never go back wire" part. I've had AirPods for over 2 years and they have worked great for me. The batteries are giving out so time to look for an alternative. I'm not dropping another $160 on new AirPods. For the heck of it I found some IEMs on Amazon that had a good rating and were less than $15. I am NO audiophile but the sound quality difference is unbelievable. I'll take the wire and the extra $145 dollars any day.
According to this article, functions like the charging will likely be limited only to the S10. You can also buy a Series 3 for as low as $199 on sale. Not sure what your talking about. Crippling locked down? Huh? Ever use one of these things?
"Choice is good" in and of itself is not an argument. Price is not objective, but highly subjective. For being locked down ... I and millions of others don't see it that way.
That's $50 each AirPod and $50 for the case. Like I said, if the convenience is your ONLY concern, AirPods are great. Their sound quality has a lot to be desired. IMOSo just drop another $50 on AirPod battery replacement:
https://support.apple.com/airpods/repair/service
I might as well just get a new pair. Hoping that at least. version 1.5 will be out in the next month.So just drop another $50 on AirPod battery replacement:
https://support.apple.com/airpods/repair/service