Sentences with phrase «like earpods»

The worst thing you can say about AirPods is that they feel like EarPods, which is actually sort of a step in the right direction.

Most reviewers concluded that AirPods sound almost exactly like EarPods.

AirPods sound a lot like EarPods, Apple's in - the - box wired headphones.

You are about to experience a repetitive theme: In many ways, the AirPods are just like the EarPods.

But AirPods sound just like EarPods because they're basically EarPods without wires, so what you're getting for your $ 159 is convenience and early adopter status, not necessarily sound quality.

Apple's not making any big deal about redesigning the sound of them, so I would expect them to sound like the EarPods.

Even though they look like the EarPods, the AirPods are smarter than your average in - ear headphone.

We tried a pair on and they are exactly like EarPods, just sillier looking without the cord.

Also like the EarPods, the Pixel Buds rest on your ear rather than create a firm seal in your ear canal, and I should point out that the earbud itself is quite big, not good for teeny ears.

Not exact matches

They also look a lot like Apple's existing EarPods.

We've heard rumors that Apple would be creating a Dash - like wireless device, even if it packages Lightning EarPods with the new iPhones.

Like the wired Earpods these are also made entirely of hard plastic, so the fit is hit or miss, meaning you won't get the best seal possible without using some extra accessories.

It seems like the new EarPods, assuming the pictures are real, will be far less prone to such fraying due to the significant plastic protection.

Anyone that knows what music is supposed to sound like knows that the EarPods are a poor conduit for it.

Like corded EarPods, the AirPods lack any low bass.

The fit is pretty comfortable — the AirPods feel just like corded EarPods, but depending on your ear shape and activity level, they likely won't feel as secure in your ears as our top pick.

AirPods, Apple's new wireless earbuds, look a lot like standard EarPods without the wires.

Priced at $ 159, AirPods look a lot like the standard Apple EarPods that Apple has offered for many years, but without the cord.

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

To get a glimpse of what that might look like, one concept artist / prankster recently created a mocked - up an Apple ad for what these easily - losable EarPods could look like.

It's thought Apple's next - generation devices won't have 3.5 mm headphone jacks like all their predecessors, but these EarPods could ease the pain of that loss.

The supposed Lightning EarPods look just like the ones you get free with an iPhone today, only they have new connectors.

They look... just like the old EarPods, with the wires cut off.

They look like regular EarPods, just without wires.

Now we're all familiar with seeing them protruding weirdly from fellow commuters» ears, like someone has crept up and scissored off the wires from their Apple EarPods, but they've somehow not noticed.

Apple has clearly taken a few tips from the likes of Beats by Dre when it comes to the low end response, with the EarPods offering up a far meatier bass performance than their predecessors.

We've seen leaked photos of the S6 earbuds (which some people think look an awful lot like Apple EarPods), as well as leaked photos of the S6 Edge, which will debut on the same day as the S6.

Whether or not AirPods are worth their $ 159 price tag seems to depend on whether you can settle for EarPods - quality audio for the few advantages AirPods bring, like simple pairing, decent battery life, and a completely wireless experience.

In 2016, Apple released its first wireless earbuds, and even though I think they look a lot like Apple simply cut the wires off its standard EarPods, over the past 12 months AirPods have become some of the most popular wireless headphones around.