Review on Apple AirPods: Experience Wireless Convenience with the Charging Case by Agata Gobiowska ᠌

It's probably best if I begin by mentioning that I have an odd configuration, consisting of a Samsung A9, Macbooks for both work and personal use, and no iPhone. You might be wondering why I would need airpods in this case. The crux of the matter is that I simply cannot stand wearing the plugs; even for a short period of time, they make me feel awkward and uneasy. In addition, I was unable to identify any other viable alternatives to AirPods that come in the same form factor. If I didn't have this issue, I probably would have taken the Galaxy Buds and placed them immediately underneath the phone. I got mine for 13k. The first sign of dissatisfaction appeared as I joyfully opened the package, attached my headphones to the computer, and began to unpack the contents. The sound is absolutely unpleasant. The higher frequencies are emphasized more than they should be, and there is not enough emphasis placed on the bottom; as a result, the sound is harsh and of low quality. It is possible to find a solution to the issue by employing an equalizer; but, it will not go away on its own. The Boom 3d program is one that I recommend for poppies. The sound is very, very pleasant once the lower frequencies have been tuned to the listener's preferences. At this very now, I am composing a review while also listening to music in them. These connect to android without any issues, just like any other pair of bluetooth headphones. You are also required to make adjustments to the equalizer while using Android; fortunately, Samsung devices come with an equalizer already installed. A second round of dissatisfaction greeted me as I started taking the carrying case and the headphones themselves apart for closer inspection. The construction is not up to par. It appears that the bottom cover of the case is somewhat misaligned with the top cover of the case. This makes me sad since it is difficult to even notice with your eyes, but when you touch it, it has a wonderful texture. You certainly would not anticipate this from headphones costing 13,000 dollars. In addition, the inserts themselves have a seam that is made of felt and are glued in an uneven manner. The fact that wireless charging only occasionally succeeds in powering up my device was another aspect that I found unsatisfactory. I am unable to state for certain that there is a problem with the case; it is possible that the issue is with the charging itself. Calls, video conferences - fantastic. Because of the inadequate soundproofing, the metro is difficult to hear. It is easy to wear and use, and the earpieces fit securely into the ear canals like a glove (but I did not try to run and jump). Despite all of their flaws, they became an integral part of the working day in such a short amount of time that it would be impossible to imagine it without them.