Since these are rated for IPX4, does that mean you can clean them by washing with something that will dissolve ear wax? Could you clean them in your dishwasher? I have some of the original AirPods and I've never felt like I can get them thoroughly clean.
The next generation of AirPods
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Re: The next generation of AirPods
#112The TL;DR on these is "AirPods Pro without ANC", but comparing the two models there are more slight differences such as skin detection and longer battery life. Given that, the $180 price point is odd because the Pros occasionally drop to that level on sale. The new AirPods (and now the old Pros) now have a "MagSafe Wireless Case" which is compatible with the MagSafe charger supposedly, although there isn't more info…
The gen 2 AirPods had a Qi compatible case, I would imagine they wouldn’t remove that feature.
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#113Earlier quoted context omitted.
Sure, my previous ones lasted a long time, too. My point was simply that there's a weird trend to talk about this as an Apple thing rather than the global trend across most industries it actually is.
Well, because apple either started those practices or at least was the main responsible to popularize it.
Re: The next generation of AirPods
#114No ear caps is instant no buy for me - I literally cannot keep the previous AirPods in my ear and if I do it causes aching, while I can use the pro’s without issue. Or is it just a refresh of the original AirPods?
Re: The next generation of AirPods
#115No ear caps is instant no buy for me - I literally cannot keep the previous AirPods in my ear and if I do it causes aching, while I can use the pro’s without issue. Or is it just a refresh of the original AirPods?
I had the same worry before I bought my AirPods, but I was very surprised that I don't have any problem with them staying put.
I can even weight lift or row with them.
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#116Earlier quoted context omitted.
Honestly until you try wireless, you won't understand just how much better the user experience is to not have a wire.
Honestly until you have to suffer battery problems, you won't understand just how much better the user experience is to have a wire. ;)
Re: The next generation of AirPods
#117I don't have a need for these, as the spatial sound isn't anything I need and I have a half dozen standard Apple or Apple-inspired earbuds that work just fine.
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#118Apple Marketing sometimes can be incredulous: >"First with our contour design that delivers sound directly to your ears" What does that even mean?!? These are in-ear headphones, how else are they supposed to deliver sound? Feels silly to have such a comment to make a two point slide.
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#119Earlier quoted context omitted.
Honestly until you have to suffer battery problems, you won't understand just how much better the user experience is to have a wire. ;)
I was on this boat too until the Airpods pro. I'm much happier without the wire in virtually all cases, despite occasional bluetooth hiccups
Re: The next generation of AirPods
#120The TL;DR on these is "AirPods Pro without ANC", but comparing the two models there are more slight differences such as skin detection and longer battery life. Given that, the $180 price point is odd because the Pros occasionally drop to that level on sale. The new AirPods (and now the old Pros) now have a "MagSafe Wireless Case" which is compatible with the MagSafe charger supposedly, although there isn't more info…
I wonder what the skin detection is for?