How else would you take a jumper off?
I wrote a whole long post about how it could have had a zip or buttons or something but no, I can't argue with that. Good point, well made.
How else would you take a jumper off?
I wrote a whole long post about how it could have had a zip or buttons or something but no, I can't argue with that. Good point, well made.
It's such a shame. If Apple used foam or even rubber tips instead of glossy plastic, the AirPods would be the perfect earphones for me.
So, I've sent them back. I'm now hoping that Beats will make some suspiciously similar earphones in the near future with rubber or foam tips.
Except they have wires. So they're not an equivalent.There already out, called BeatsX.
I ordered some AirPods about four weeks ago and they finally turned up the other day. Conclusion: they solve all of the problems traditionally associated with Bluetooth earphones but none of the problems associated with Apple headphones.
Simple set-up? Check. Connection issues? Zero. Charging solution? Super neat. Pausing music when you take an earbud out? Great!
However, they just don't stay in my ear properly for more than a couple of seconds. As soon as that perfect seal between the AirPod and my ear is broken, ambient noise floods in (and, I assume, my music floods out). They're utterly useless in any environment where I'm need headphones - i.e. commuting and at work.
It's such a shame. If Apple used foam or even rubber tips instead of glossy plastic, the AirPods would be the perfect earphones for me.
So, I've sent them back. I'm now hoping that Beats will make some suspiciously similar earphones in the near future with rubber or foam tips.
There already out, called BeatsX.
Same internals as the Airpods, more traditional in ear design with in line controls. The sound is much more balanced than your normal beats.
I've used mine a lot in bed watching videos played through VLC on my MacBook with no noticeable lag.
Do you have an iPhone 7 on iOS 10.3.x you can test it on, if you wouldn't mind? I had it happen with cheaper £20 bluetooth headphones but thought that was just down to them being rubbish.
I've tried it on iPhone 6s and it works fine, can't imagine it being any different.