Apple AirPods (2nd Gen.)
No noise cancellation, 5 h, Wireless
Questions about Apple AirPods (2nd Gen.)
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Yes, Bluetooth 5.0 is supported.
https://www.macwelt.de/a...
But unfortunately I can't say whether the Airpods 2 work with a Samsung Galaxy Watch. Attention! For me, the Airpods 2 only hold securely in my ear if I also fit an ear protector. There are no rubber rings or similar to individually adapt the Airpods 2 to an ear cup. They are also not waterproof, only splash-proof. According to media reports, there are problems if you sweat too much. That's what the waterproof sports headsets were developed for. Apple still has a lot of work to do. But even with the sports headsets, they are gone without a special mounting bracket.
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6 years ago
It depends on whether they fit in the ear or not. It's best to try them out briefly in a specialist shop. Shouldn't be a problem, unless they fall out.
No, they are in their original packaging.
There is actually not much difference between the two generations. The sound has hardly been changed at all in the second generation. The only big difference is that the new enclosure now supports wireless charching. The question is whether it is worth the extra cost.
The problem is that windows detects the airpods as a combination device. That means it detects the mic and the sound output separately. You can use the mic with no sound at the current time, but you can't use both at once. You need an adapter like Jabra or something similiar. I would suggest to google a bit, there are lot of threads about it.
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Due to different purchasing conditions and changing suppliers over a certain period of time, price changes/fluctuations may occur. We generally work with daily prices.
Yes, they work like normal Bluetooth headphones
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The wireless charging case has a Qi coil in addition to the charging cable connection (Lightning), which allows you to charge the case on wireless charging stations.
Hello, yes of course by direct appointment
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Basically, the AirPods work via Bluetooth and can therefore theoretically be connected to any device. However, the comfort functions (e.g. automatic connection) only work in conjunction with other Apple devices.
Yes
The headphones were on sale, they had a 17% discount. At some point the promotion ends, in this case at noon.
No, but if you still have the headset from the iPhone packaging, you can test it with it. The fit is the same.
Yes, you can. I ordered them for my S10+ and everything works fine. When you open the case, they are connected directly and disconnect when you close it. What doesn't work are the touch gestures.
But it's worth it, it's just a great sound! :)
Yes, it still works under a motorbike helmet without any problems.
Hello, as far as I know, they also work with Android - they are just normal Bluetooth headphones. I don't know if the functions (call, next track - voice assistant) also work.
Good, haven't had any problems with it yet, 1st and 2nd gen.
Yes, it is possible, the device only has to support Bluetooth.
This is without the wireless case
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No.
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In principle, yes, the AirPods are generally compatible with all Bluetooth-enabled devices. However, restrictions are to be expected.
Apple addresses this a little further down on the following page:
https://support.apple.com/de-de...
Yes... its the same case...
Yep, they are.
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Just ordered them and now got an email that they will be available again at the end of May at the earliest.
As far as I know, yes, but then you can't use all the functions, i.e. they are like normal Bluetooth headphones. Greetings
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