The deal breaker for me is the Bragi's 3 hour battery life and the fact you can't use them independently. The airpods may not have the same looks or features but they're definitely more flexible for my personal needs.
They work great with my S7 Active as well as with my iPhone 7. They stay in the ear without a hitch even during the most intense workouts. The touch controls are super simple to use and can work independently as well.I'm curious though about the Samsung IconX but at even a higher price I'm not even going to bother. I am not sure they would even work with Apple stuff.
You can use the bragi independently. I use mine that way all the time. The right one for music only. Also I get about 4 hours of battery life. Bragi has it all. The major draw back is the Bluetooth connection. It's really picky and can be very annoying at times. But by far the most comfortable and useful earbuds I have ever owned.
Thank you I didn't know you could use them independently but the right one only for music does limit flexibility somewhat. 4 hours is impressive considering the amount of processing that's going on in these little things. I'm sure the delays to the airpod's is related to the issues all these headsets have with connectability with both the bluetooth as well as each of the buds. I'm still going to get the airpods as well as the BeatsX and hopefully all the bugs will be worked out by the time they release.
The gear iconx excel in the area of fit. They nailed the design. They do not move while running and I typically have issues with that. Sound quality is average at best. For a run, the sound is fine. I am searching for an improvement over the gear iconx in terms of sound. Has anyone considered the Sol Republic Amps Air or Skybuds? I too am waiting on Jabra Elite Sport but I have concerns over both fit and sound quality based on my experience with other Jabra products.They work great with my S7 Active as well as with my iPhone 7. They stay in the ear without a hitch even during the most intense workouts. The touch controls are super simple to use and can work independently as well.
Anybody know about these?
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/air-acoustically-stunning-wireless-headphones-audio--2#/
I am interested in them as well. I have been searching on line for them and there seems to be positive hype so far. I like the idea that they are sweat resistant.
They do have some actual products on Amazon so at last they have a history of producing something.
They work great with my S7 Active as well as with my iPhone 7. They stay in the ear without a hitch even during the most intense workouts. The touch controls are super simple to use and can work independently as well.
So far the verge gave them good reviews. My only complaint would be the case that comes with it doesn't charge it. But it looks a lot better than the airpods.Preordered the Headphones looking forward to receiving them
these look awesome for running and working out....i still want the airpods for commuting and FaceTime at home.....especially since the time on these are 3 hours. very nice looking piece of techAnybody know about these?
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/air-acoustically-stunning-wireless-headphones-audio--2#/
They do have some actual products on Amazon so at last they have a history of producing something.
Braggi are not even up for consideration. You should be deciding which W1-equipped headphones to get. Anything else is inferior by a large margin.
First of all they are not "blowing away" the sound quality. They may be marginally better, but they are not blowing anything away. And for that reason, that should not be your only concern. Sound quality is ONE important aspect of living with wireless headphones that needs to be considered for a good user experience. AirPods nails about every important aspect. Including Sound Quality. Is the sound quality as good as another pair of headphones that have NO other goals beyond sound quality? No. But they don't need to be.Hold the phone, any other truly wireless earbuds I tried paired to my iPhone are blowing away the sound quality of the Airpods.
It is only when I pair the Airpods to an android smartphone am I finding the sound quality up to nuff.
As far as connectivity and battery life, that is another story.
I just received my "Headphone". I have only tried them in my house so far; the BT connectivity seems to be good, they work fine two rooms away from my phone. They sound as good as any BT earphones I have used.Is there any Bragi Headphones users who can could do simple review? How do they sound? Is there volume issue? How about bluetooth connectivity?
I just received my "Headphone". I have only tried them in my house so far; the BT connectivity seems to be good, they work fine two rooms away from my phone. They sound as good as any BT earphones I have used.
Personally I like them better than the airpods (which I will return). The main reason is that the airpods don't block out noise, which makes them less than ideal in many situations I use earphones (e.g. on airplanes or in noisy office environments). With the Headphone, you can choose if you want to let environmental noises in (using the passthrough feature which works pretty well).
Another reason is the lack of an easy way to adjust the volume with the airpods. The Headphone's tiny buttons aren't great, but they do the job.
I've only tried them indoors so far, but volume seems about the same as my current set of BT earphones (JBL Reflect Mini). I use them with the volume slider on the iPhone at about 50-60% which is plenty loud for my taste.Is the max volume enough on "the Headphones". I've read some complaints that volume isn't enough in those even on max volume.
The Airpods are a bit more comfy for my ears (same as the Earpods, which always worked well for me in that regard). The Headphone works will with the smallest eartip for me. It's not really comparable though since the Airpods don't create an acoustic seal (which means they don't block out external noise and have very little perceived bass).How do they fit in ear compared to AirPods?
I just received my "Headphone". I have only tried them in my house so far; the BT connectivity seems to be good, they work fine two rooms away from my phone. They sound as good as any BT earphones I have used.
Personally I like them better than the airpods (which I will return). The main reason is that the airpods don't block out noise, which makes them less than ideal in many situations I use earphones (e.g. on airplanes or in noisy office environments). With the Headphone, you can choose if you want to let environmental noises in (using the passthrough feature which works pretty well).
Another reason is the lack of an easy way to adjust the volume with the airpods. The Headphone's tiny buttons aren't great, but they do the job.