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Unless I’m missing something, the only offering from Beats is the Flex. The rest are either over-ear “studio” headphones or true wireless. The Flex might be o
by alistairSH 4y ago
Unless I’m missing something, the only offering from Beats is the Flex. The rest are either over-ear “studio” headphones or true wireless. The Flex might be ok, but it doesn’t use the same chipset as the AirPods, so I don’t know if it pairs as seamlessly between 3+ devices or if they’ll work as well for teleconferencing.
- happyopossum 4y ago> The Flex might be ok, but it doesn’t use the same chipset as the AirPods The Beats Flex actually do use the W1 chip, which was used in the first few AirPods, and a bunch of Beats devices. It supports ‘AirPod-style’ pair once/use on any Apple devices use. Would recommend.
- alistairSH 4y agoAh, I hadn’t realized the W1 was the original AirPod SoC. At <$80, seems like they’re the best option for sports (within the Apple world at least).
- yusefnapora 4y agoMy mistake - I was thinking of the old Beats X, but I guess that's discontinued now that the Flex is on the scene.