Benefits of Having Airpod
Noise-canceling headphones are usually expensive, but Apple’s new Airpods are cheap. Even though the price is so cheap, it doesn’t mean that they have a cheap quality. They have better features than most noise-canceling headphones in the market. Here are some of the benefits that you could get from having Apple Airpods. The first benefit is that Apple Airpods are wireless. This means that you don’t have to deal with any wire when you’re listening to music or talking on the phone. The cord sometimes gets tangled and it’s very annoying, but that will not happen if you get rid of the cord and use Apple Airpods. It also provides a good Bass and Treble and the sound is clear and crisp.
Another benefit of having Apple Airpods is that they are easy to use. All you need to do is just open your ear, take it out of the case, and pop them in your ears like you would with regular earphones. The pop part is important because it ensures that they will stay in your ears even if you’re moving around a lot, like dancing. Apple Airpods are very easy to set up and use. You can also use them for all of your Apple devices such as iPhone, iPad, and Mac computer without having to worry about setting it up again. It only needs a Bluetooth connection to work and it makes your life a lot easier because you don’t have to deal with tangled cords anymore.
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The last benefit of having Apple Airpods is that they don’t cause ear pain. Lots of people complain about regular earphones and headphones because it causes them to have head or ear aches after a few hours, but this won’t happen with the Apple Airpods. They might be small, but it provides good comfort and doesn’t cause pain after some time. This would be perfect for those that use their earphones or headphones a lot, or those that have to travel long distances. It is even more beneficial if you’re using it everyday because you can use them all day and not worry about having a headache at the end of the day.
Airpod is a small, wireless earpiece that provides high-quality sound and allows you to take calls and listen to music without having to hold your phone in your hand
The tiny device has an Apple W1 chip that makes it easier to set up and compatible with any Apple or Mac product, like iPhone 6s or later, iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2nd generation), iPad Pro 10.5-inch, iPad (5th generation), iPad Air 2, iPod Touch (6th generation), and Macs from 2012 or later.
In addition to enjoying music, you can also ask Siri questions on the go and play a vital role in voice-controlled games without needing to use a headset.
Every time I connect AirPods to my iPhone 7, they work flawlessly for about 5-10 minutes then I start to hear static and the audio starts cutting in and out. Both AirPods lose sync with my phone when this happens, then I have to go into bluetooth settings on my iphone and disconnect then reconnect them. After doing that they work for another 5-10 minutes and again the same thing happens, its like a wireless connection issue.
Any ideas of what may be going on?
I have had my Airpods for a year and a half now and they work great, but here is the kicker…. When I first got them they worked perfect! But as time went on they started disconnecting more and more frequently from one another. They would only stay connected to my iPhone 7 for about 5 minutes at a time. I would have to go into Bluetooth settings on my phone and disconnect them then reconnect them. This got so frustrating that I began looking for another brand of bluetooth earphones, however I absolutely hate the idea of dealing with the wire again so I kept searching for another pair of wireless earbuds. After doing some research I found the Jaybird X3’s and I have to say they are freaking awesome!!
Conclusion
The Apple Airpods are very convenient to use and maintain. It is also very easy to charge because you can just put it back into the case, which also charges your airpod at the same time. It provides great sound quality with a good Bass and Treble, combined with its 1-hour battery life.
