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Took me a couple of goes to realize “in gold rooms” is a typo for “in cold rooms”, and wondering if gold rooms are a new audiophile thing. That said, hot ears
by alexwasserman 6y ago
Took me a couple of goes to realize “in gold rooms” is a typo for “in cold rooms”, and wondering if gold rooms are a new audiophile thing.
That said, hot ears trapped in cold metal headphones seems like a recipe for condensation.
Do they not test outside of warm Cali temperatures at Apple?
- superhuzza 6y agoOh, I thought it might be a dig at the high price of the headphones. But your explanation makes more sense.
- rickyc091 6y agoI've always assumed, no. If you use their laptops in clamshell mode without the AC on in the summer connected to a monitor, it'll start throttling and slowing down to a crawl. The only solution is to turn on the AC or disconnect from an external monitor.
- jwalton 6y agoA little further on, the article calls them apple’s “sleep” headsets, which I assume is meant to be sleek. Not exactly quality proof checking.