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Touch volume control removes my biggest pain point with the original. I might actually get two: one for my Apple devices and another for Windows/Android
by canuckintime 4y ago
Touch volume control removes my biggest pain point with the original. I might actually get two: one for my Apple devices and another for Windows/Android
- Jcowell 4y agoI’ve never seen anyone use them for non Apple devices , how well do they work?
- Grazester 4y agoI used a pair of pros on my Android phone and they work fine to the time I used them(a few hours).
- sc00ty 4y agoI use them with my Pixel 5. They work fine. No spatial audio and no battery status for the case or headphones. You can get apps that unreliably show that info but they require excessive permissions and are loaded with ads. Occasionally the headphones won't connect or one headphone won't play audio. Toggling bluetooth or rebooting my phone is usually required at that point. I got mine in February 2021, I would say that connection issues have improved since then through a couple firmware updates. But you can only install the firmware updates if you have an iphone/ipad/mac so thats another barrier.
- canuckintime 4y agoWorks well with Surface Book and Duo but Apple doesn’t officially support multipoint so it doesn’t have the semi-seamless sharing enabled for Apple devices
- colinmhayes 4y agoPersonally the best features of my airpod pros are that they have never fallen out of my ears and I can wear them for 10+ hours straight without noticing them where other earbuds would get my ears sore after a couple hours. Do they work as well with non apple products? No, but the apple integration isn't what makes them great imo.
- fomine3 4y agoI hate every touch control on earphones/headphones. It's one of a reason why I bought AirPods Max. I'm curious is it fine finally.