Condensation comes from the person not the device, that's just user error.
Using a device as intended is a user error?
Condensation comes from the person not the device, that's just user error.
Genuinely curious, why don’t you like them? Like, specifically white entails ‘hot garbage’. If you don’t respond, then I just assume your comment is nothing more to jab at the AirPods Max without any validation of why you believe that.
Upon deeper introspection - I have had sweat on the pads of the XM4s.. I can’t see inside as another posted has mentioned.
Great! Xbox vs PS boys, Winblows vs Mac Geeks, Android Peasants vs iPhone Arrogance, Pro vaccine vs anti vaccine, trump vs biden, round earthers vs flat earthers, now dry ears clan vs wet ears clan! When is this gonna ever stop!? We need John Lennon to be revived asap!
Or, and hear me out, this is a known quantity when it comes to headphones and the electronics were designed to handle it without issue?It’s funny, because condensation and heat were issues I wondered about with these headphones. It’s not just an Apple issue, nor is it because they’re using aluminum for the cans. It’s really an issue of creating enough of a seal around the ears that the normal moisture and heat your body (including your ears) emit has nowhere to go. I’ve had this issue with my Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2’s, especially on long distance and international flights.
I’d suggest that Apple start working on a venting system of some type, because it’s going to create problems with electronics and sensors if not addressed.
Or live in a humid environment. Or recently discovered that, "Hey, you sweat more than you thought possible."Then you find out they’re wearing them in the shower...
Genuinely curious, why don’t you like them? Like, specifically white entails ‘hot garbage’. If you don’t respond, then I just assume your comment is nothing more to jab at the AirPods Max without any validation of why you believe that.
Just returned my Airpods Max yesterday. Absolute hot garbage.
I’m sure Apple factored in some moisture level within the earcups, but as is generally the case, everyone has different levels of propensity to sweat, not to mention time on ear will undoubtably have an effect, so it’s going to be a non-issue for a lot of people.Or, and hear me out, this is a known quantity when it comes to headphones and the electronics were designed to handle it without issue?
Aaah the good old grip of death. Never mattered that all phones did the same thing if you gripped the antenna like that. It became 'fact' the the iPhone 4 was 'faulty'.
Somebody should do an Apple myth busting session on all the 'faults' over the years.
I smell a huge line of something.I own a huge line of premium headphones including ones from Bowers and Wilkins, B&O, Sennheiser and Sony