Sentences with phrase «like airpods»

Huawei just unveiled a pair of wireless headphones that looks very much like the AirPods.

They're not positioned as any sort of breakthrough product like the AirPods.

While they don't have Apple's custom W1 Bluetooth chip, in my tests they delivered (like the AirPods) Bose's claimed five hours of battery life at moderate volume levels.

If you've been looking for truly wireless earbuds (and don't like AirPods), this is the best place to start.

The earbuds charge in a charging case, but these aren't totally wireless earphones like the AirPods.

One thing I like about the SoundSport Free is that it continues to play music until you pause it yourself; other wireless earbuds, like the AirPods, pause music when you take one of them out of your ear.

Where options like AirPods or Google's Pixel Buds are somewhat restricted in what they can control, the IconX has options for everything.

As The Verge's resident headphones obsessive, I'm not supposed to like the AirPods.

Google is making wireless headphones that are specifically designed to be the first and best option for people who buy Google phones — just like AirPods are designed for iPhones.

The brand new Sony earbuds come in a portable charging case, just like the AirPods.

They feature microphones for taking calls, just like the AirPods.

Other than that, just like Airpods, they come with a case that is meant to store them as well as charge them.

They even have a one - touch button that lets you control playback and beckon an artificially intelligent assistant like Siri, just like the AirPods.

But this feels like the right step forward from Apple in the smartwatch ecosystem, especially when looked at in conjunction with items like AirPods and the new iPhone models.

Just like the AirPods, they'll be priced at $ 159 according to a recent rumor.

Previous leaks said the speakers will let users invoke the Google Assistant, just like the AirPods.

Just like the AirPods, they'll have smart detection features.

The X-SHOCK are truly wireless earbuds, meaning they're like AirPods — there's no cable between the two ear pieces.

Apple has been working on them for the past year, with the ultimate goal of launching them with wireless - pairing technology, just like the AirPods.

If the little wire or neck band on the myriad alternative Bluetooth earbuds available gets in your way regularly, perhaps you are a good candidate for something like the AirPods.

Google came with its Pixel buds; Sony unveiled its wireless earbuds and this year, Huawei showcased the Freebuds (that looked a lot like AirPods).

The Bose QuietComfort product line is over the ear noise cancelation headphones and not earbuds so may not lead to all day use like the AirPods.

Their slightly bulbous enclosures might be necessary to house the large antenna that Sony claims is required to achieve a solid wireless performance, but it comes at the expense of making these a sleek piece of consumer electronics like the AirPods or B&O Beoplay E8 earbuds.

It genuinely blows my mind that people are willing to pay such a huge amount for inferior sounding headphones like AirPods.

HomePod is automatically detected by iOS 11 devices and it will pop - up just like AirPods and other devices with Apple's W1 wireless chip like Beats Studio Solo3 Wireless.

Skybuds come with a carrying case that also serves as the charger, much like AirPods and other competitors.

Although the tech giant had all the resources to deliver an Amazon Echo competitor, Apple only saw the HomePod as another accessory like the AirPods earphones.

Like the AirPods, these are just wireless headphones that can call up a voice assistant with a tap on the side and automatically pair with a phone.

There is, however, an important distinction to be made where I believe the Amazon Echo shows us a bit more of the voice - only interface, and where I'd like to see Apple take Siri when it is embedded in devices without a screen, like AirPods.

Like AirPods, you just put the Pixel Buds back in their pocket - sized case to charge.

But for little accessories like AirPods, and the Apple Pencil, inductive charging is ideal.

Earphones like the AirPods or Bragi Dash hint at the concept today, but the coming years are expected to bring a number of devices that aren't headphones so much as in - ear computers that also play music.

There are some caveats, like the AirPods» inability to block outside noise and the minimal noise - cancelling feature on the Sony earbuds.

Like the AirPods, they also come with a carry case that offers extra charges.

So if you share Apple's wireless dream, and EarPods fit you pretty well, there's a good chance you'll like AirPods, too.

The iPhone 7 features Bluetooth 4.2 for connecting to Bluetooth devices like the AirPods, and it has an NFC chip for use with Apple Pay.

The Liberty + «buds are truly wireless like the Airpods, Jabra Sport Elite's, and others.

Like the AirPods, they have the W1 chip, which means you can pair them to your phone just by switching them on, then tapping «connect» on the popup window that appears on your phone's screen.

The ear pads are held in place using magnets — awesome magnets that are a joy to play with, rather like the AirPods container — and inside them is a mesh - covered speaker that's angled to more naturally channel sound into your ear.

Like the AirPods, the 1000X - series earbuds come in a charging case and connect to your device as soon as you take them out.

Not exact matches

At this year's CES, several brands showed off new wireless headphones to compete with the likes of Apple's AirPods and and Beats brand.

Cook said wearables, like the Apple Watch and AirPods, were up almost 50 percent, and is the size of a Fortune 300 company.

The AirPods» biggest problem isn't the mediocre sound, or how the fit isn't great for some, or Bluetooth's ongoing imperfections — it's that you look like a goof while wearing them.

The company has previously experimented with putting volume controls on headphones.Functionality like volume control could eventually be outsourced to the AirPods or even motion detection.

Shipment estimates are based on wrist - worn wearables (e.g. smartwatches, basic watches, and basic wristbands), connected earwear like Apple's AirPods, and connected clothing.

They lack some of the technical whiz - bang of the AirPods, like auto - detecting when they're in your ear.

That doesn't always (ever) result in perfection but it does result in truly impressive results from time to time, like the recent AirPods, which are an incredible weaving together of Apple's hardware and software teams to produce something that works so much better than what came before it's laughable.

The AirPods do stuff like this with Siri, too, but in my experience, Google is just better at natural language processing.

Specifically, Apple's AirPods product looks like it's a hot gift this holiday season, extending its streak of strong demand since the product was released last December.

The other one I think is really interesting that we talked about Tom is the potential death of the headphone jack, because I am really liking Bluetooth headphones, and I have got to admit, I don't have the AirPods yet, but I think I have got to have them.