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- Note : If the size of the earbud tips does not match the size of your ear canals or the headset is not worn properly in your ears, you may not obtain the correct sound qualities or call performance. Change the earbud tips to ones that fit more snugly in your ear
- Universal fit thats comfortable all day
- Automatically on, automatically connected
- Easy setup for all your Apple devices
- Quick access to Siri by saying Hey Siri
- Seamless switching between devices
- Easily share audio between two sets of AirPods on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Apple TV
- Seamless switching between Apple devices
- Conveniently charge using a Qi-certified charger or the included Lightning cable
- The Wireless Charging Case delivers more than 24 hours of battery life
Brand: Apple
Color: White
Ear Placement: In Ear
Form Factor: In Ear
Noise Control: None
Product Dimensions: 3.98 x 3.98 x 1.34 inches
Item Weight: 2.4 ounces
Manufacturer: Apple
Item model number: MRXJ2AM/A
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: March 20, 2019
Units: 1 Count
Number Of Items: 1
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When AirPods came out, I frankly found the product silly. I've been a long time user of over-ear noise canceling headphones and never really appreciated the idea of fully free earphones. For the last couple of years, I've been using Sony's top of the line 1000x's and although they have build issues, they sound very good. However, I bought the AirPods about a month ago mostly because I needed a headphone for the sweaty summer months that basically make using over-ears a living hell. Despite the weather getting colder, I'm still mainly using them. Here's why... The first thing I love about the AirPods is the convenience. Size is a huge part of this because unlike my big bulky Sony's which I always had to wear around my neck, Apple's offering easily fit in the pocket of my jeans. Just to get this out of the way, unless your insane the battery life is fine. I've never run out of power on them and the case provides a decent amount of extra charge. They also tend to be significantly easy to pair, but this will only be true if you use solely apple products. They connect almost instantly to my phone and will switch almost instantly between my devices(1). They're also comfortable, at least they are for me. AirPods have the same issues all apple earbuds have had for the longest time which is that they don't fit the same in everybody's ear (2). In my case, they fit wonderfully and I can workout and go about my day without them ever falling out. In some of my friends cases, they have to buy third party ear hooks just to use them without going insane. This fit issue also relates to the next point, sound. I'm going to say it rn, I like how the AirPods sound. I've used the HD 650's which are an industry standard in audiophile headphones for about 5 years now so I know what great sound is like and the AirPods have shocked me over the past month. They present a surprisingly balanced sound for their size and they sound decent for most music. I know there's an idea out there that these thing's don't sound good and I think that's coming from two places. As I mentioned earlier, they fit me exceedingly well and studies have shown that fit with earbuds is a huge part of perceived sound quality. Many of my friends who report fit issues also are the same ones saying they don't sound great (2). There may also be those wanting a better seal who are disappointed and while I get that, AirPods aren't the product for them (3). Another reason is definitely bass. They sound far more comparable to audiophile bass than to beats bass and I think there are some consumers out there who wanted that and are disappointed. Okay, I've said some good and some bad but I think I need to clarify a bit of the bad. First, let's talk about switching between devices (1). I already mentioned they do this quickly once initiated but I didn't mention that initiating a switch between devices is needlessly complicated. You have to go through menus on all apple products if you want to natively switch your AirPods from device to device. This feels weird considering the fact that apple has a prompt come up on iPhone that they could easily make into a touch to pair option and they could easily program this to also come up on Mac. It doesn't make sense, but I'm not going to take off a star because it's software and it could be fixed. Apple has a vested interest in making these apple chip based products better and I wouldn't be shocked if this is to change with AirPods 3. Also, tip for Mac users, get an app called battery stats for AirPods that will not only allow you to see your AirPods battery life on Mac but will also allow you to more easily pair them. Second thing I want to mention is the fit (2). I said they're like normal apple EarPods in that they don't stay in everybody's ears the same and while that's true, it's not exactly the same. I'm pretty sure that the AirPods are definitely a bit better at staying in peoples ears than the normal pods and I'm certain that they're sporting different internals to make for this better audio experience I mentioned. Also, the lack of isolation (3). I don't know why cancelation came up in my review thing as one of the features but AirPods do not have this. One of the things special about the AirPods is the technology where you can take out an AirPod and they stop the music instantly (a bit clunky but fun). This really is only possible though with a less isolating design because they have to be removable from ones ears almost instantly and that's not really possible with modern tech. Also, I know AirPods 3 is getting rumored up the wazzoo rn so if you really need this feature and you only want one pair of headphones, wait for that I guess. They're supposedly more expensive but that makes sense if they're going to be your only pair of headphones. For me, I have my big boys for that still so I don't really need to worry about that but I understand that as a reason to not buy AirPods. For me, AirPods do everything I need and more. Some things are a bit clunky and others aren't. I can't recommend them if you either live in a noisy environment and want something noise canceling but they are a great addition if you already have that. Overall, great product and sorry if the review as in anyway confusing. I wanted to get all of my thoughts out there on this product because I actually genuinely enjoy it despite a few small issues. PS. The case is kind of fragile, but it works. Don't fidget with the top because the hinge is kinda trash and I personally would see it breaking.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2019 by Gabriel Diamond
Update: So I still love these earbuds but they have a place. Since I started using these I’ve bought the AirPods Pro too and because of that and the use of Jabra Elite 65T Active I’ve decided these have their own place. So I live in an area with all 4 seasons. So I run outside in the cold along with when it is warm. Despite the fact that these are not rated as water or sweet resistant at all I decided to go ahead and try them. For me these stay put really good in my ear (for running and normal use). They will not work well for functional training and will probably fall out. Their sound quality compared to the Jabra and even better the AirPods Pro are much more flat. Not much base at all in these. So the place I’ve decided to place these in my life. If I’m in an atmosphere where I want to hear what is going on around me I still prefer these over the AirPods Pro which have the “transparency mode”. Also as I’m running outside I love the transparency mode on the AirPods Pro (AirPods Pro put their “hear through” feature on the Jabra Elite 65 T to shame). But that being said if I’m wearing a winter hat you can hear the hat rubbing on the mics on the AirPods Pro. You don’t get that with these. So I’ll wear these while wearing a hat when running during colder weather and I’m still able to hear my surroundings without any distortion. So for pairing, once paired these things are amazing. I can walk around my entire house and not have any drops. Now, Apple’s claim to fame is Airplay and the ability for you AirPods to switch seamlessly between Apple devices. Well it doesn’t really work as seamless as they would like or we would like. There are many times where I will switch to my Apple Watch to stream music to my AirPods and only one of the AirPods connect. And something that has happened maybe twice they were not even recognizable. The fix always seems to be just putting them back in the case, closing the lid, waiting a second or two and then it works. It is just weird because there seems to be no reason to this problem. It is completely random to even which single AirPod it connects to. I haven’t removed a star for this fact because although annoying at times it still is a simple fix and a solid connection once they connect. I hope this update helps. I have had way to many wireless earbuds during my time on this Earth. These have become my all-time favorite all-day buds. Great sound quality and by far the most comfortable. I've worn them almost all day for the last 2 days to put them through their paces. No ear fatigue and great battery life. Also charges quickly in the case. The only thing I wish was they were at least "water resistant". Because of that these will not be my running we arbuds. In that case my go to will still be the Jabra 65t Elite Active. They have slightly better sound quality because of the adjustable EQ and awesome water resitance. Their drawback is because of their snug fit they really aren't comfortable for all day wear. Either way these buds and the Jabra are the best I've ever used. I hope this helps.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2019 by Arron V
I was on the fence for a while on buying airpods. I recommend buying airpods if you have an apple watch and iPhone. It connects very well for both devices and is fluid if you switch between both of them. I was also scared to buy airpods off amazon but, the price to get the airpods with the wireless charging case was too good to pass up. I got the official apple airpods. The box was sealed, and it had everything, including the charger at the bottom. They synced automatically to my iPhone and apple watch and were added to my list of Apple devices without me doing so. The charging case works well, and chargers with any wireless charging station (I have the JBL PowerUP Speakers, with wireless charging-airpods charges just fine on it). It's very convenient since I lack the available outlets and USB port space to charge all my devices. Also, I'm guilty of forgetting to plug in my devices to charge, so it is so much easier to just place the airpods on my wireless charging station and let it do its magic. The sound quality is pretty good. I haven't had to use the airpods at maximum volume to cancel out noise. I'm also surprised by how well they stay in my ear. I have small ears and I was so happy how well they fit in my ear with no discomfort. Longwear is definitely doable with these headphones, and it makes ideal since the airpods 2 have better battery life and last for a long time. Overall, airpods are a good investment for wireless headphones. Small and compact-great for commuters. The price is great for the quality compared to other headphones like the beats headphones. In the case something goes wrong, you can have them backed by Apple Care. You won't be able to get this kind of deal anywhere else.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2019 by Isabel Jara
Bought 2 other cheap $50 earbuds trying to save some $. Complete waste of $. Apple is the only way to go. Both $50 earbuds 1 from some knockoff on Amazon. The other a BlackWeb from Walmart. Both were uncomfortable to wear. 2 different styles. 1 silicone twist inside the ear the other a hook over the ear. Both gave me headaches & major ear fatigue. Both cheap $50 earbuds broke after @ a month. Lesson learned. Apple earbuds are < $200 you get what u pay for. Zero ear fatigue. Stays in my ears unless I’m jumping up & down. 100% premium quality sound easily 2-3x better than the cheap earbuds. Batteries last me 10hr shifts @ work w/ 85% battery life left on the case & earbuds. I remove the buds @ every 3 hrs & charge them during my 15 & 30 min. breaks & they last all day. I’ve owned my set for @ 2 months & love them. The wireless charging capability is the way to go. I didn’t buy the extended warranty cause I trust apple products but @ another $20bucks is cheap if u need the assurance. The Bluetooth range is great. I walk away @ 100’ from my phone before I start to loose my connection. The only bad thing is they’re too expensive to loose or misplace. So I bought a $5 locator app on my phone that indicates the signal strength of my earbuds so I can find them if I misplace them. By playing hot/cold w this app as the signal strength increases. They’re so easy to leave laying around & loose. The app is worth it. U have to locate the bud before it’s charge dies tho. The app won’t locate a closed earbud case just the individual buds if outside the case or if the case lid is open. So I keep the case in my pocket always or on the charging pad. Everyone I know is amazed w this product & it’s performance. Always buying their own after listening to my set. I’m sure the next gen will have some type of foolproof locator mechanism built into the case & buds the next time @. I’m not sure there’s much more to improve from my stand point.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2019 by RyanS
I opted for these instead of the pros since these are my “purse headphones”. I mainly keep one earbud in my ear while working, listening to podcasts/videos. The battery life isn’t amazing, but that’s what’s so great about the charging case. When one bud dies after five hours of continuous use, I just switch out for the opposite bud. The case charges quickly and I’m able to get a full day of work in as well as running errands without distraction. They are slim and less noticeable than other wireless earbuds, so for the price, I’ll take theIr stealthy appearance and their ability to connect to my other Apple products seamlessly. I also am impressed with the fit and how well they sound, compared to in ear buds I have owned in the past. I enjoyed the feel of the second generation Apple earbuds that have come with the iPhone, so without struggling with wires, I am extremely pleased that I spent the extra 100$ on accessories for my iPhone. I got a cute case for the AirPods, a new phone case, and a wireless charging station for under $60. Worth every penny. I even find myself using them frequently at home, especially while I’m cooking or playing on my computer. I keep one ear bud out to hear my partner or my surroundings while still listening to music or videos. I recommend these for your bag, especially if you don’t wish to carry your nice over the ear noise canceling headphones, like I do for everyday use in public/at work.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2020 by SS
I love the sound quality and the ease of setting these up. They don't feel like anything in my ears, but are stable enough that I don't have to worry about them falling out if I'm working out! The wireless charging is great and they can be worn one at a time so I can charge one while wearing the other. I can hear what's going on around me while they're on. For me, I love it! There are very inexpensive silicone tips available to aid in noise cancelation, if that's not your thing. Also, when I wear hearing protection (ear plugs) I have to use 2 different sizes, because one ear is larger than the other. These fit both my ears equally well. Extremely comfortable. I can hardly feel I'm wearing them. The drawback: I have my right one set to "play/pause" on a double tap. If I'm listening to music, it works great, but if I'm watching a youtube video, and double tap to pause, it turns my music on. I contacted Apple about the issue and they don't have a fix. I removed and repaired them to my iPhone 8, I restarted my phone, I updated my phone, and none of it has made a difference. Apple said it is an Apple product and may be prioritizing Apple apps. That's not what I wanted to hear after paying so much for wireless headphones, when my $20 pair didn't have this issue. The same thing applies to the next and skip functions. Really unfortunate. All that to say, I really love the comfort, complete wirelessness, and sound of these, despite a double tap function issue (that I really hope Apple will fix in a software update) I would buy them again.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2019 by Kim
I'm impressed by these headphones, but at that price, I would have to be. I normally like wired headphones because they are just more reliable - no charge level to worry about, if they fall out, they're still connected, etc., but there are some things that wires become a problem for. So I thought I'd try the wireless ear buds. 1. Comfort 5/5. These are as good a fit as the wired Apple ear buds. I *hate* those little silicon inserts that the pro earbuds use and nearly all Android earbuds use as well. These are shaped hard plastic that fit snugly in the outside of my ear without making me feel like I have ear wax clogging my ear canal. 2. Sound 4/5. I generally listen to audiobooks and phone calls, not music. (For music, I prefer full room sounds, not something so close to my ear.) These earbuds are adequate for that. 3. Microphone 3/5. I wouldn't think the mic is a problem - phone calls are always fine with it, but for some reason I can't get the mic to work with Duolingo (a foreign language app that has some spoken tests) 4. Technology 4/5. Cool things about these earbuds: * they detect when they're in your ear. You can set them to resume playing when you put them in and they can pause when you take them out. 5/5 * double-tap the earbud for different actions. I like using it to pause and resume. I wish I could configure the skip back to be 15 seconds rather than the whole song/chapter 4/5 * the case is also the charging device. You can charge the case itself up, but whenever you put the earbuds away, they charge back up from the battery stored in their case. It's very convenient! 5/5 5 Improvements. I wish these were a bit more configurable, and not so focused on music listening, but also supporting audiobook listening. * I would like to configure the skip ahead/skip back to be a number of seconds (this could also be handled by Audible if it would introduce an auto-skip back of 5 seconds whenever you are interrupted, but that's a different complaint). * I wish I could control the volume using the earbuds. I'm not sure how, but since they're touch-sensitive, maybe they would be able to track my finger sliding up and down along the earbud? Anyway, the only way to control volume is using your phone. Overall, I'm happy with these. I got them new with a discount on Amazon, which means no free custom engraving from Apple, but I don't really care about that, so the $50 savings was better. These are very expensive and I don't think I would recommend them unless you have some money saved up for an extravagant purchase, but if you do get them, I think they're satisfactory.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2021 by Danny I
Some folks think that if you're sporting Apple's wireless earbuds, you are just trying to "look cool". While you WILL look awesome with these bad boys, that's not the reason to buy them! They are the high-quality type of product you'd expect from Apple. Even though they're very lightweight and feel like they could fly out of your ears at any second, they are surprisingly sturdy and have yet to come out uninvited (unless you forget to take them out whilst taking off a shirt). They last a good little bit but never fear those long uses. After a pile of minutes in the handy case/charger, you'll be back in business. Here's a quick battery warning: if you do not return the buds to the charger, they will die. The case, however, can recharge them for several different uses. I probably use them at least 3-4 hours a day and can get through almost the entire week without recharging the case. This model has the wireless charging capability as well, so if you're down with that tech, you're set. The sound is really good for what these are. You don't have some big cups a la Beats, so it's tough to get the nice heavy bass sound and some of the depth of the mid-range. That being said, they try their best and you do get some pretty sweet quality. The mics seem fine. I've had complaints of echoes (couldn't figure out other than disconnect/reconnect) on very rare occasion. Most of the time, folks can hear my AC blasting in the heat of summer, but it apparently does not diminish the quality of the voice. The only complaint I have is that you sometimes have BlueTooth connectivity issues if you're rolling with an Apple Watch as well. A couple of rules that seem to make things more consistent: Always connect them while on the home screen, wait until you see the AirPods screen before taking a pod out, listen for the chime that lets you know it detected being in your ear, and then you're good to go. There is a slight learning curve with these, but once you get the system down, you have some amazing sound from a really convenient device.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2019 by The Critical Critic