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Yet if someone likes the sound quality, fit, or ANC of AirPods (which are genuinely good), why should they lose out on functionality just because they're not us
by KolibriFly 11mo ago
Yet if someone likes the sound quality, fit, or ANC of AirPods (which are genuinely good), why should they lose out on functionality just because they're not using an iPhone?
- nerbert 11mo agoI'm all for everything being compatible with everything, but why should apple invest resources in testing/debugging android compatibility for something that they make?
- StopDisinfo910 11mo agoThere is a vast difference between testing and debugging and not intentionally making your product worse when on a standard BT connection which is basically what Apple is doing.
- roman_soldier 11mo agoThere is zero business sense in making it work as good on non Apple phones. There are plenty of other headphones to choose from that work well with android etc.