It seems like AirPods are a bit like Marmite - you either love them or hate them. While they hurt my ears after I wear them for too long and the sound quality doesn't compare to my over ear Sennheiser I still love my AirPods for days where I'm doing lots of calls on the move or working out at the gym. They are incredibly intuitive and love the tap functionality.
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I have never used Airpods. but i can say exactly the Panasonic is the best headphones that i used.
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Love the functionality (eg commanding Siri, start/stop music with touch), not to mention the sheer convenience of walking around while talking, untethered. Especially useful while cooking or dressing if you have to multitask while on the phone or listening to music! The downsides are the audio quality and battery life. If I really want to enjoy music or zone out and focus, I'll use my wired noise-cancelling bose headphones.
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Airpods are successful because they improve by some margin almost every frustrating aspect of using earbuds. Combined together they let you put them on and get them back to charge in seconds, without context switching, and with zero cognitive effort.
Other earbuds offered some of these improvements before them, but only Airpods offer them all in a package. This respects Apple's (mostly lost) tradition of only adopting a new UX paradigm when they're ready to knock it out of the park.
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Apple hit another home run again with this product, like the did with the iPhone, they weren’t the first but they got right what others weren’t seeing.
It is only in its second generation, third generation just hit the news but not the the shelves yet. The iPhone that made Apple the smartphone maker that everyone else had to measure its product, was the unapologetically designed 4S, still the best smartphone design ever.
After another 3 iterations, our jaws’l fall to the floor.
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