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Costco - Apple AirPods Wireless Headphones with Charging Case (2nd generation) - $99.99
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Costco has Apple AirPods Wireless Headphones with Charging Case (2nd generation) on sale for $99.99. Shipping and Handling Included.
Price valid through 12/9/21
Features:
2nd Generation Airpods Charge Quickly in the Case
Automatically on, Automatically Connected
Double-tap to Play or Skip Forward
Quick Access to Siri by Saying "Hey Siri"
Easy Setup and Seamless Switching Between all your Devices
https://www.costco.com/apple-airp...87204.ht
Price valid through 12/9/21
Features:
2nd Generation Airpods Charge Quickly in the Case
Automatically on, Automatically Connected
Double-tap to Play or Skip Forward
Quick Access to Siri by Saying "Hey Siri"
Easy Setup and Seamless Switching Between all your Devices
https://www.costco.com/apple-airp...87204.ht
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erazz61
asked this question on 12-09-2021 at 10:54 AM
12-17-2021 at 10:47 AM
There are no buttons. They can detect when either is taken out of your ear and will pause automatically. This works really well and is a nice feature. Other than that, you can double tap to play/pause.
If you have an iPhone, you can further customize what double tap will do on each earphone (so the right can have a different function than the left) between the following:
*Play/Pause
*Use Siri
*Skip forward
*Last track
If you have an Android phone I don't think you can customize double taps.
On either iPhone or Android, you have to use your phone's buttons or the assistant to adjust the volume.
If you have an iPhone, you can further customize what double tap will do on each earphone (so the right can have a different function than the left) between the following:
*Play/Pause
*Use Siri
*Skip forward
*Last track
If you have an Android phone I don't think you can customize double taps.
On either iPhone or Android, you have to use your phone's buttons or the assistant to adjust the volume.
tonymedic
asked this question on 12-07-2021 at 11:02 AM
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Based on the 2 stores...which is better with returns if something messes up? I love saving the $20 difference obviously, but does anyone have any opinions to share? Or maybe some details or examples om costco (or best buy's) return/exchange policy?
But if you decide to stick with AT&T and save 20 dollars, you've got Apple's 1 year warranty with pretty good customer service to back it.
But if you decide to stick with AT&T and save 20 dollars, you've got Apple's 1 year warranty with pretty good customer service to back it.
The case has a larger battery, holds a charge for a long time & it recharges the buds rapidly.
I did yard work for 2.5 hours the other day, using them at full volume from a full charge, they were at 5%. Placing them back in the case to charge while on a phone call, they were back to 95% in just 15-20 minutes. The case can recharge them probably 4-5 times before you need to recharge the case battery itself.
Only issue I have is the max volume could be louder. I cannot hear some music completely clearly wearing them while running a lawnmower for example, at least with the base Music app. Spotify seems to be a bit louder.
Definitely recommend them at under $100 assuming you have an iPhone.