i replaced the Air Pods with the Plantronics Backbeat Fit 3100. They are $30
cheaper than the Air Pods, perform just as well, even better with audio out,
and have ear hooks, so they stay on. They are especially designed for people
who work out.
Andy
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They don't hurt my ears. They just don't want to stay on.
Andy
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From: "SoonerAnnie"
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Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2019 11:38 PM
Subject: Re: A question about AirPods I have a friend who is using AirPods.
She says she cannot play her voicemail messages through
A new chip, a bit better battery life and apart from that it sounds like not a
lot else. The Aftershokz Trekz Air were also very expensive, only about 10%
less than the Airpods, but at least they have a volume control and connection
to different devices is seamless as with my Voyager Edge
Yeah I hope the second gens are a lot better in a few areas. The first
gen versions are okay but I am not using them much these days.
On 3/29/19, Robin Frost wrote:
> Hi,
> Whoa that's a mess even when you hit the audio button and select Airpods
> which you shouldn't have to do theoretically if
Hi,
Whoa that's a mess even when you hit the audio button and select Airpods
which you shouldn't have to do theoretically if airpods are already in use
the audio is choppy and by the time it decides to switch over the voice mail
has often ended. I wonder if this still afflicts the 2nd
I'm always amazed by how badly the Airpods perform in a couple of areas,
switching between say an iPhone and a watch is one, now this not playing voice
mails via the Airpods and of course there is the issue about not being able to
adjust the volume on the Airpods other than by using SIRI and I
I, too, have this annoying problem. Hopefully someone has an answer/suggestion
to resolve this pain in the rear.
Thanks in advance...
Ann
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> On Mar 28, 2019, at 3:18 PM, 'Kristeen Hughes' via VIPhone
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> Kristeen
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