Hey what's up? Sami here. Today we are going to take a quick look of the long-anticipated earbuds
from Tronsmart: the Apollo Air and Air +. Without further ado, let's get started.
So for this video,
it's going to be a quick unboxing, connection, and hands on, for the detailed
review will be days later. So please subscribe if you haven't.
In the box, first we see the USB type-c cable,
then a charging case. Very lightweight and looks premium.
There is an indicator on the front, a charging port and physical key at
the back. Nothing on the bottom. There is a logo "Tronsmart" on top.
We also see extra two ear tips.
Then is the earbuds. That's the design of this Air. I'm not sure if you like it but
I've been wearing it for the last couple of weeks and I absolutely love it.
It's definitely one of the
most comfortable earbuds I've ever had. We'll take a close look later,
let's just put it here.
And of course we include a manual, so this manual, unlike before, it's black
and white version, this one is colorful. Looks more comfortable.
One good thing I love about this earbuds is because
it gives you full control
of everything. You can turn up or down the volume,
you can just do whatever you want.
Ok, that's the Air, let's check out the Air +.
Oh BTW, there is a black version.
Basically everything is the same except the black color. And now moving to the Apollo Air+. So this
So alright this is the Air plus.
Obviously this looks more premium. Later will check what's the difference between the two.
Hybrid active noise cancelling, so this is kind of uh tips or something? Okay and first layer we see
the charging case, basically the same as the Air but not quite as the same as you can see.
On the Air plus version it seems like well polished, more smooth.
Then we see the earbuds.
Some paperwork, it's a quick guide in different languages. Also a warranty card and here we see
one two three four four extra pair ear tips, also a USB type-c cable and beyond all of those,
we have a pouch and the pouch seems very well-made it's smooth and feels comfortable.
Alright that's basically for the Air plus.
Alright so let's take the Air for example so the first time you
have to put these two earbuds into the case to activate it. And then you take it out,
turn on the Bluetooth to find the Apollo Air and then click it to pair and then pair.
It's just like any other normal Bluetooth earbuds, it's just very easy to connect.
Simple gesture you tap twice to play or pause music and you tap three times to switch between
ANC on/off and transparent mode. Tap once plus two seconds and then it turns
the voice assistant.
If you're wondering what's the difference between the Air plus and the Air, there are a few. First
of all is the wireless charging, the Air plus supports wireless charging while the Air does not.
And the second difference is as you can see this is the Air plus you can see uh there yeah there's
a sensor here and on the Air it doesn't that means the Air plus it has this auto in-ear
detection that means if you take off your earbuds for the Air plus it will auto stop the music or
something, while for the Air it doesn't and that's the second difference. The third difference is as
I've said before the case the process is a little bit different on the Air plus it feels more smooth
and more polished. Yes of course you get what you paid right okay and the fourth difference
is as you can see from the packaging, the Air plus is Qualcomm aptX adaptive, while on Air it doesn't have
that adaptive feature and that's the major four differences and of course the packaging is
different and the contents is a bit different and that's basically all the differences between
the two and also I've tested the audio on the Air you can just check it out.
So that's the video, thanks for watching! For the detailed one I will try to get
it out in the next few days, so please subscribe if you haven't! I'm Sami and I will see you in the next one.