Sentences with phrase «wired earpods»

Some owners described early problems with the wired EarPods that Apple ships with its latest iPhones too.

Of course, the other big news is that the headphone jack is gone, and it's clear that the focus is on wireless — despite the fact that Apple is bundling wired EarPods that plug into the Lightning Port.

First and foremost I wanted to see how comfortable the AirPods were as replacements to the wired EarPods.

In fact, if you've used Apple's wired EarPods (which come as standard with the company's phones and iPods) then you're probably familiar with how the AirPods look, since the they're are almost identical, minus any cables.

Though they look similar to wired Earpods, the Airpods comes with several advanced features.

They also offer clear performance on phone calls and sound as good as Apple's wired EarPods — whether you consider that good or bad is up to you.

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.

Not exact matches

Regardless of how you feel about that, both the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will come with a special dongle that lets you use your existing wired headphones, as well as a pair of Lightning EarPods.

I'd compare the quality to the wired Apple EarPods.

For those who don't have wireless headphones, who don't want to purchase Apple's new $ 159 wireless AirPods, and who aren't thrilled about the idea of using an adaptor to connect their existing headsets to the iPhone 7's Lightning Port, the company includes a wired set of EarPods with a Lightning connector, along with the phone.

OnePlus currently sells Bullets wired headphones that look similar to Apple's own EarPods with small earbuds that are inserted into the ear.

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

This isn't a new problem for me — I've always had a hard time keeping AirPods» wired predecessors, EarPods, in my ears.

To ease the transition, Apple is including a Lighting - to - 3.5 mm jack with every new iPhone as well as a set of EarPods wired for Lightning.

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

They look like regular EarPods, just without wires.

If you ever wondered why the AirPods having a hanging boom design similar to the Earpods despite not coming with wires, it's because they help in improving its reception.

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.

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.

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

The new wireless earbuds resemble the company's existing EarPods only with the wires cut off, and take a spot at the pinnacle of Apple's new sound offering with the brand new phone.

For headphones, you can use the Lightning earpods that come in the same box as your new iPhone — provided you weren't planning on charging your iPhone X at the moment — or you can retrofit your old wired headphones with a Lightning - to - 3.5 mm headphone jack adapter that also comes in the box.

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.

Along with new wired Lightning EarPods, or an adapter for those who prefer to use other headsets, Apple introduced the wireless AirPods as the superior solution to the new problem of having no headphone port.

In an effort to not upset users who prefer a wired solution, it includes a pair of Lightning EarPods and a Lightning to 3.5 mm headphone jack adapter in each iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus box so users can still plug in their favorite headphones.

Apple's new EarPods are chock full of options, as long as «chock full» in this case means wired or wireless.