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The Bragi Dash and the Samsung Gear Icon X both do this, and also include fitness tracking functionality. The Samsung ones can even be loaded with music and ca
by stonogo 10y ago
The Bragi Dash and the Samsung Gear Icon X both do this, and also include fitness tracking functionality. The Samsung ones can even be loaded with music and cache your fitness data so you don't need a phone with you.
- Terretta 10y agoBragi Dash: $249.99 after $50 off https://www.amazon.com/Bragi-Truly-Wireless-Smart-Earphones/dp/B01BHAU6QO https://www.amazon.com/Bragi-Truly-Wireless-Smart-Earphones/...
- FireBeyond 10y agoI think this is hilarious, even as someone who owns multiple Apple devices. "This is revolutionary. Nothing else does anything like this." "These do." "Well they cost more!", or "doesn't look as cool". Moving goalposts. And eh, I realize that Apple almost never goes below MSRP/list, but don't act like the "after $50 off" is some special promotion. It's not a rebate, even an instant one, just 'cheaper than list'.
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- Terretta 10y ago'Hilarious' describes the claim higher up that Apple didn't do anything to see here because wireless headphones are $20. In reality, the only thing close costs markedly more, not at MSRP but at real selling price. There's a reality distortion field, but it's inverted. Not hilarious, just tedious.
- stonogo 10y agoHoly shit, friend. Motorola VerveOnes - $150 SmartOmi Boots Mini - $75 Rowkin Bit Stereo - $110 Rowkin Mini Plus - $60 Sol Republic Amps Air - $150 Your lack of awareness of the market does not mean that it does not exist. It is not helpful to pretend that your unwillingness to do simple research on the matter makes you an expert. I will now predict your next objections: "I don't like these companies" "These are not exactly the same product" "The colors are off" "The Apple Store doesn't carry them"
- Terretta 10y agoI wasn't proposing an exhaustive sampling, but you also haven't satisfied the $20 claim above. Even Reddit finds more plausible comps: - Samsung Gear IconX ($200) 4GB of on-board storage+, fitness tracking+ -- 1.6 Hours - Motorola VerveOnes ($200) Can look up last connected location if lost+ -- 2-3 Hours - Bragi Dash ($300) Fitness tracking+, gesture control+, 4GB storage+, Audio passthrough+ -- 4 Hours - Bragi Headphone ($150) Hardware buttons+, no case charging or BLE -- 6 Hours - Earin M-1 ($200) claims good sound quality+, no mics- -- 3 Hours - Jabra Elite Sport ($250) Fitness tracking+, waterproof+ -- 3 Hours - Apple Airpods ($160) W1 Chip to quickly switch devices+, Can use either headphone independently+, 24 add hrs of charge in case, only comes in one size- -- 5 Hours I'm not sure your list is made of nice things: - "Sol Republic Amps Air Are Truly Wireless Earbuds That Kind of Suck" http://gizmodo.com/sol-republic-amps-air-are-truly-wireless-earbuds-that-k-1788274868 http://gizmodo.com/sol-republic-amps-air-are-truly-wireless-... - "Review: Apple AirPods Are Pretty F--king Cool" http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/review-apple-airpods-are-pretty-f--king-cool-w446877 http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/review-apple-airpods-are...
- stonogo 10y agoyeah this falls under "that isn't exactly the same product," above. I'm not sure, for instance, why you left 'can use either headphone independently' off the Gear IconX entry, because you can. I'm not sure why about half of these entries leave out the charge-case entry, because a lot of them have it. But it's irrelevant. You can say "apple's product is better." You can say "these other products are terrible." You can even say "I hate everything that is not from Cupertino." But the claim here is that these things are some kind of revolution. The claim we are trying to rebut is not "apple airpods suck and are not worth buying." I, and many others, are merely explaining that there is nothing magical or even particularly new about airpods. They are an iteration on an existing product segment. You, so far, have done nothing to demonstrate otherwise.
- Terretta 10y agoI didn't say any of these things you keep saying I'm saying, so I'm not trying to demonstrate otherwise.