I have a question. I have never liked the traditional earbuds that
apple released--the hard, round plastic ones--as they enver stayed put
in my ears. But most people are saying these staty put. is there
something that helps this be the case?

Thanks!

Shermeen


On 1/2/17, pholdstock <[email protected]> wrote:
> Actually, I've had mine for a couple of weeks and they're quite durable.
> Mine have actually just been through the washing machine by accident on a
> 60° wash with detergent and conditioner and they are still working :-).
> There are several videos on YouTube showing how they do survive quite lots
> of punishment including a fall from 10 feet, going through the washing
> machine and dryer and even submerged in water for at least a foot. The
> airports themselves also had hardly marked if at all when dropped.  That
> said, please nobody test this on your own Airpods as there are never any
> guarantees.
>
> Peter
>
>
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On 2 Jan 2017, at 02:19, Arnold Schmidt <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> As of this writing, I have had them for about 52 hours. I recommend them,
>> with a couple caveats. They are not going to be returned.
>>
>> I was in an Apple store for an unrelated reason, and got to listen to a
>> pair of them, and knew almost immediately that I liked them. They sound
>> like the wired earpods that came with my iPhone 6, but with slightly more
>> bass. They also seem to fit into my ears more securely, I even can use
>> them while laying on my side, and the bottom one stays in that ear.  There
>> is very little, if any delay, when interacting with the touch screen. I am
>> using apple braille screen input to write this message, while wearing the
>> airPods, with no problem. For whatever reason, on my IPhone 6 when using
>> the touch screen keyboard, when I lift my finger, it repeats the letter at
>> a louder volume than  it said it the first time, which is an annoyance
>> more than a problem.
>>
>>
>> The caveat: I don't know how delicate these things really are, but I will
>> bet they wouldn't take much abuse at all before they would go bad. Also,
>> being that they are virtually the size of the wired earpods without the
>> wire attached, unless one is really careful, they will be so easy to drop
>> at the wrong time. I have not checked for it yet, but allegedly, Amazon
>> already is selling some kind of strap that will go behind my neck and will
>> connect them together. If so, I definitely will buy it. I wonder why Apple
>> doesn't offer this option? If I have to replace one of my airPods through
>> Apple because I lose it, it starts rattling because I played it too loud,
>> whatever, it costs 69 dollars.
>>
>> But I do like them, they are not going back.
>>
>> Arnold Schmidt .
>>
>> Sent from  Arnold's  iPhone
>>
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