manton
manton

Misplaced my AirPods Pro, possibly in New Orleans. I’ve been using wired EarPods for a few days and… they’re fine! EarPods have always felt better in my ears, and they work 100% of the time when plugged it instead of 97% for Bluetooth.

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kern@iosdev.space
kern@iosdev.space

@manton no lag too

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adam
adam

@manton I use EarPods during the week (because I can plug them in at work), and the quality difference compared to AirPods Pro does not match the £19 vs £229 price points!

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jabel
jabel

@manton My earpods went through a whole wash and dry cycle and they still work. And if they didn’t I would only be out $20!

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patrickrhone
patrickrhone

@manton What we believe in.

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yesh@tech.lgbt
yesh@tech.lgbt

@manton if they didn’t make me break my phone (I think I broke 4 of the 6 screens before I got AirPods, haven’t broken one since) I could totally switch back.

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xxxx

@manton Just ordered a pair of wired headphones again. I am done with the low-level anxiety of not being sure if my AirPods are connected/charged enough for the day.

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renevanbelzen
renevanbelzen

@manton It’s an unpopular opinion, but not having to pair is a feature, not a flaw. Of course, for Dr Who fans, the name EarPods is ominous, since in The Rise of the Cybermen earpods were the means to enslave a population and convert them into mechanized people called Cybermen, stripping individuality, turning them into a military force to conquer other planets.

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everson
everson

@manton I have a knack for catching the headphone cable on things so they rip painfully out of my ears. Bluetooth headphones ushered in a more relaxing era of my life 😌 (Now to figure out door knobs catching in pockets 🤔)

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toddgrotenhuis
toddgrotenhuis

@everson oof, I am familiar with these events, too

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