These are the Airpod Pros. I’ve used them for a while now and In this video, you will know what
it feels like to own them. Well technically, you'll know what it sounds to own them.
By the way, that's one of the main reasons to get the AirPod Pros over other Wireless
Earbuds: the sound quality and noise cancelation on such a small device.
This is how it works: There are three different modes: Off,
which just sounds like you’ve put something in your ears thats blocking the sound from coming
in kinda like if you just put your fingers in your ears. There’s the Transparency mode,
which uses microphone magic to let you hear sound that’s coming from your Airpods as
well as outside it. And lastly there’s the noise cancellation mode which blocks out
the sound outside the AirPods and let’s you only hear what’s playing from it directly.
You switch between Noise Cancelling and Transparency by squeezing and
holding the bottom of either AirPod. Squeeze it once for play or pause,
double squeeze to go to the next track, and triple squeeze to go to the previous track.
Now the AirPod Pros are special because of this seamless noise cancelling and transparency thing
that it does. Barely any other wireless earbud can do it, none as small as the Airpod Pros,
and very few headphones in the world can do it at all. More importantly tho, the Airpod Pros do
it pretty well. You know you wear headphones to be fully engaged in your own world of music or
whatever you’re listening to but sometimes as you walk around the real world, you run into a friend
and they start talking to you and you need to hear what they’re saying. With other headphones,
you might have to take them off or pause the song or something, but with the AirPod Pros,
you just switch to the transparency mode. It’s simple. If you do want to take the headphones
off tho, music will automatically stop playing and will resume as soon as you put it back in.
And when you do put it back in, you will definitely like what you hear.
Sound quality has gotten pretty good on most headphones nowadays and they’re only
subtle differences between the top notch earbuds in the airpods pro category but
the AirPod Pros are definitely on the upper side of the list.
In fact, this is the Bose 700, one of the best noise cancelling headphones
in the world right now and I still choose to leave it behind and just use my Airpod Pros
a lot of the time. Why? Because believe it or not, the AirPods just sound better than them,
especially at high volumes and that’s the biggest compliment I could give to a wireless earbud.
That’s not the only reason I sometimes choose the Airpods over probably more capable devices though.
Honestly that's not even the main reason. The main reason is because of how small, comfortable, and
portable it is and how seamless it functions. The whole AirPod Pro experience has been so carefully
and beautifully designed and to be honest, the experience is prettier than the actual device.
At least in my opinion. Apple only lets you get it in Easy-to-stain white and I think that ruins the
design for me, but with third parties, this isn't much of a problem. The experience it provides tho,
is so clean. As soon as you put it into your ear, you will be impressed by the noise cancelation
and like I said before, the sound quality too. What's equally impressive tho, maybe even more so,
is the fact that you will forget that it's on your ear. I can’t stress this enough. The
Bose 700 is great and comfortable, yes, but you will never forget you’re wearing it. You will
know that it’s there but it will be comfortable. The level of comfort you get from the Airpods is
just on another level. Not that it’s that much more comfortable, but that it just fades into
the background and gets out of your way. Because of this, you can truly wear the AirPod Pros all
day without any discomfort at all. And you can’t say this about a lot of other wireless earbuds.
Now when I say “you can wear it all day”, I’m not saying “you can listen to music all day” or that
you can USE it all day as in all 24 hours because that will be a lie. The battery doesn’t last that
long. A more accurate statement would be “you can use it all day as long as you put it back in the
case at times”. Compared to most other Wireless Earphones, the battery life is Good or on par,
but you won't hear anyone bragging about the Airpod Pros battery life like they
would with something like the Powerbeats Pro which just does not know how to die.
As far as charging goes, the case uses a lightning cable but it also has wireless charging. I always
plug it into my computer, and it goes from 0% to 100% in about an hour and a half . Wireless
charging is slower than that tho. To charge the AirPod Pros themselves, all you gotta do is put
it in a case that has some juice or is charging. They go from 0% to 100% in about 60 minutes but
that won't take the entire case's battery back to 0%. A full charge from empty for the AirPods only
takes about 20% from the case and the battery life of the Airpods themselves seemed to be
about 5 hours of non-stop listening with noise cancelation . Sometimes it’s closer to 4 hours
So if you leave home at let's say 8:00am with 100% battery on both the Airpods and the case,
5 hours of non stop listening later, it's 1pm, and your AirPods will be on 0%. You pop it into
the case, and about an hour later, it's full again and now your case is on 80%. You listen
for 5 more hours and now it's 7pm and your AirPods are empty again. Pop it into the case, and by 8pm,
your AirPods are full again and they'll last till before you fall asleep. Your case will be on 60%.
What does this mean? It means that with the case and the AirPods, even being used inefficiently,
as long as they're used together, will give you about 2 days off battery life. That’s pretty good
But… it wouldn’t matter how good these or any other wireless earphones are. If they
don’t fit you properly, and they keep falling out of your ears, then there’s no way you can
use them. The Airpod Pros shouldn’t really give you this problem. They fit better than regular
airpods and those fit into a lot of people’s ears. Not mine tho. The regular Airpods never
seemed to feel fully secure in my ear and they would fall out more times than I’d like. The
AirPod Pros are much better for me: they always feel secure in my ears. Part of this is because
they actually fit inside your ears with the buds so it makes sense that they’re more secure. If
you do happen to be a person the AirPods Pros doesn’t fit properly tho, there’s no need to
worry. A flaw with the regular Airpods is that it was made with a one size fits all ideology and
if you weren’t lucky enough to be a part of this “all”, then, sucks for you, regular Airpods won’t
fit you. Airpod Pros on the other hand come with three different buds: Large, Small, and Medium,
so if one doesn’t fit to your liking, you can just put a different one on. If you notice tho,
they aren’t like regular buds. These are Apple’s special made buds that you can’t get anywhere
else. So, if you lose it, you can’t just replace it with regular buds like you can with a lot of
headphones. You’ll have to buy Apple’s replacement buds but at least they only cost $4. Actually,
Apple doesn’t really let you buy it outright. They consider replacing the buds or ‘tips’ as
a repair so you’ll have to go to your local Apple store and talk to your local Apple genius
to replace your eartip…. Or you can just buy it from eBay and I’ll put a link in the description
Well if you like everything the AirPod Pros do and you want to buy it from the link in the
description, but you’re a little hesitant because you have an Android and aren’t sure how good the
AirPods will work with it, then you should know: there are only two differences between the AirPod
Pros for Android and AirPod Pros for iPhone or Apple Devices 1st is the way they pair:
you pair with iPhones and iPads like this, and you pair with Android devices and other
devices like this. 2ndly is The way you can mess with their functions. Apple likes to do
some funny stuff so you can mess with the sound settings on like iPhones and iPads,
but not on other devices like Android phones. The sound customizability settings they give you kinda
suck tho so you won't miss this on Android. I just use mine in the default mode and it sounds great
on both iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac, etc. You can also check the battery on the Airpod
Pros with Apple devices but not other devices. That's how Apple designed it anyways. However,
in true Android fashion, you can just download an App that solves that problem. The only other
thing I guess is that you can cycle through the different modes from Noise Cancelling to
Transparency mode on Apple devices but you can't do that on Android. But you
actually can since all you have to do is squeeze and hold the bottom of an AirPod
So in conclusion, yes I have many good things to say about the AirPod Pros, and I haven't really
mentioned anything seriously negative about it. So now, I'm gonna tell you what I hate most about
it. Listen carefully because this statement really summarizes what it's like to own the AirPod Pros
and is coming from a hardcore long-term user: the thing I hate most about the AirPod Pros,
is that you can't increase or decrease volume with the AirPods themselves. You have to do it
from your phone or talk to your voice assistant. That's the worst thing about the AirPod Pros…. and
it's not a big deal. That's a very big compliment. The AirPod Pros are very Apple, in the good way.
The experience of owning and using them is just so seamless. They also do what others in the same
category can't: noise cancelling and transparency in a device so small that works so well. There's
no denying it, the AirPod Pros are one of the best wireless earphones out there. And they don’t drop
in quality after months of use. Now If you liked this video and you wanna see how they hold up
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