My iPhone lasted about 3 years before battery wear made it unable to hold a charge beyond 5%. I've never owned wireless headsets before, does the same apply to these Apple Airpods? Or has battery technology made it so that Airpods should last much longer than normal phone batteries?
With my iPhone I replaced my battery and it was as good as new. With Airpods, I don't think there is a way to change your battery, and on top of that you typically drain the battery entirely before putting it into the charging case making it "bad" for general good practice for lithium ion batteries which is to keep it as close to 100% as possible rather than letting your phone die at 0%, then making full charges up to the max.
With my iPhone I replaced my battery and it was as good as new. With Airpods, I don't think there is a way to change your battery, and on top of that you typically drain the battery entirely before putting it into the charging case making it "bad" for general good practice for lithium ion batteries which is to keep it as close to 100% as possible rather than letting your phone die at 0%, then making full charges up to the max.