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I love my AirPods. I use them as my daily work headphones as well as my workout headphones. My primary issue is that switching between my laptop and phone is

by qudat 9y ago

I love my AirPods. I use them as my daily work headphones as well as my workout headphones. My primary issue is that switching between my laptop and phone is not as seamless as they make it seem. Regularly I have issues where when I switch from one to the other, one of the devices doesn't want to let go of the connection. I solved this by disconnecting first and then connecting to the other device. Also there are times when my iPhone refuses to connect to my airpods.

bennettfeely 9y ago
I have a pair of earphones that are really magical. You never are unsure what device you are connected to, and they connect instantly when plugged in. They are compatible with almost every device from any company, even devices made 20 years ago. Furthermore, the battery life on these things is phenomenal. In fact, I've never charged them once since I got them, and they still work great.
- j-kearl 9y ago
  But can you get up and walk around no matter what device they're playing from? Can you share them with a friend as you're walking together? Can you take them in the pool while you leave your phone safely at your towel? Different products for different applications.
- n42 9y ago
  The biggest pro of AirPods for me is the lack of this cable. The case is the size of a Zippo lighter. They fit easily into my pocket, they never get tangled. They are so light weight without cable dangling down, or a headband over my hair, or battery around the neck, that after putting them in my ears, I will often forget they are there. They almost melt into the surroundings, creating a totally different listening experience than I have ever had with other headphones. I was totally skeptical of the AirPods, but they are the best headphones I've owned (from a practicality standpoint). I own a pair of $500 Sennheiser Bluetooth headphones that go unused, except when traveling, where noice cancellation is required. My Beyerdynamic studio reference cans are now limited to gaming and audio production. AirPods win in every other category.
- charlesdm 9y ago
  I was sceptical at first, but you should really give the Airpods a try. They work really really well. And recharge fast. Just put them in the box if you don't use them for 5 to 10 minutes, and they'll be almost fully recharged -- ready to go for hours.
- r00fus 9y ago
  But the cord management... when you have to take that call and you still are only halfway to detangling your earphones... I still use corded earphones for workouts because they're cheap and my sweat kills all things, but AirPods (or other BT headsets) are the way to go.
- iagooar 9y ago
  Once you've used the AirPods you don't understand how people (including yourself) would want to use something as messy and inconvenient as a cable connecting parts of your wearable tech together. It's 2017, let's move on.
brosky117 9y ago
Ditto. Connecting is far and away the biggest pain I've had with my AirPods. I don't have a problem with their charge (despite using them all day) or with them falling out or getting lost. I bought them to remove the hassle of the cables getting knotted and caught on things and, on that front, it's been amazing. I frequently forget I have them in my ears at all. I even fell asleep wearing them the other night and woke up to them still securely in my ears. If Apple could just improve the connecting and disconnecting experience, I would be absolutely thrilled.

by qudat 9y ago

bennettfeely 9y ago

I have a pair of earphones that are really magical. You never are unsure what device you are connected to, and they connect instantly when plugged in. They are compatible with almost every device from any company, even devices made 20 years ago. Furthermore, the battery life on these things is phenomenal. In fact, I've never charged them once since I got them, and they still work great.

j-kearl 9y ago
But can you get up and walk around no matter what device they're playing from? Can you share them with a friend as you're walking together? Can you take them in the pool while you leave your phone safely at your towel? Different products for different applications.
n42 9y ago
The biggest pro of AirPods for me is the lack of this cable. The case is the size of a Zippo lighter. They fit easily into my pocket, they never get tangled. They are so light weight without cable dangling down, or a headband over my hair, or battery around the neck, that after putting them in my ears, I will often forget they are there. They almost melt into the surroundings, creating a totally different listening experience than I have ever had with other headphones. I was totally skeptical of the AirPods, but they are the best headphones I've owned (from a practicality standpoint). I own a pair of $500 Sennheiser Bluetooth headphones that go unused, except when traveling, where noice cancellation is required. My Beyerdynamic studio reference cans are now limited to gaming and audio production. AirPods win in every other category.
charlesdm 9y ago
I was sceptical at first, but you should really give the Airpods a try. They work really really well. And recharge fast. Just put them in the box if you don't use them for 5 to 10 minutes, and they'll be almost fully recharged -- ready to go for hours.
r00fus 9y ago
But the cord management... when you have to take that call and you still are only halfway to detangling your earphones... I still use corded earphones for workouts because they're cheap and my sweat kills all things, but AirPods (or other BT headsets) are the way to go.
iagooar 9y ago
Once you've used the AirPods you don't understand how people (including yourself) would want to use something as messy and inconvenient as a cable connecting parts of your wearable tech together. It's 2017, let's move on.

brosky117 9y ago

Ditto. Connecting is far and away the biggest pain I've had with my AirPods. I don't have a problem with their charge (despite using them all day) or with them falling out or getting lost. I bought them to remove the hassle of the cables getting knotted and caught on things and, on that front, it's been amazing. I frequently forget I have them in my ears at all. I even fell asleep wearing them the other night and woke up to them still securely in my ears. If Apple could just improve the connecting and disconnecting experience, I would be absolutely thrilled.