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Best question in this thread. With regular AirPods, they work individually. You don't have to use both. So it's helpful to think in terms of each one being its
by elicash 6y ago
Best question in this thread.
With regular AirPods, they work individually. You don't have to use both. So it's helpful to think in terms of each one being its own thing, even though they're paired.
Not the case here.
I'd imagine Schiller would say that AirPods Max is both singular and plural, given this tweet on iPad Pro: https://twitter.com/pschiller/status/725791354769399808 https://twitter.com/pschiller/status/725791354769399808
I'd add that over-the-ear (so, one item) "headphones" have a similar issue as AirPods Max. I'd probably call two of these products "two pairs of AirPods Max." (Well, actually I'd probably just say 'two pairs of headphones' but that's a dodge.)
- TimTheTinker 6y agoI think “two sets of AirPods Max” communicates clearly without tongue-twisting. I know naming things is hard, but I think they’ve really painted themselves into a corner here, so to speak.