AirPods 2 vs AirPods 1 -- Do They Sound Different?

Alright, so it's time for us to have the new Air Pods, Air Pods; some people call them because everyone else says "one point five, one point", something else. There's a reason the new version is similar to the old version, it's nice. It's complicated how Apple released it, in the sense that there are a few

different

ways you can buy the new Air Pods, so on the far left here, the new Air Pods inside the new wireless charging case. I think this is probably the only product. They needed to turn it off, but for some reason

they

let you buy the new Air Pods;

Without the wireless charging case, this one is now available for one hundred and fifty-nine dollars, which is the same price as the Air Pods but without the wireless connection. charging case there's really no way to tell the difference, but anyway

they

are the newest model updated to go one step further. They are also selling the wireless charging case on its own and this will cost $79 and then you will be able to take your first generation Air Pods, these and place them in the wireless charging case or you can upgrade to the non-wireless charging case version of the Air Pods, and then pick it up at a later date, although it wouldn't be a very smart decision. wise because when you combine the prices of these two you get 159 + 79, which puts you above the retail price if you put them together right here.

I've talked about

airpods

in the past if you want a cheaper wireless charging case. I demoed a version of that for this product here, it's like a rubber case from a company called East Brooklyn Labs, it's cheaper than the official wireless charging case and it adds wireless charging to it, it's a way to go, but The thing to remember here is that it is not. only wireless charging, there is a little dispute online at the moment. I watch some videos if the

sound

of the new

airpods

is better than the old ones according to the brands.

Apple said there is no difference, but there are some internal improvements. AirPods: First, you can now start Siri with your voice. It also has a new chip inside that is apparently a little better for the battery and will connect to your devices a little faster and then the other thing that comes with that. The new internal chip is the fact that there is less latency, that's the only way to know if you're on version 2, other than this little LED light on the front, let's take this out of the box now. I like wireless technology. charge too so that functionality is worth it to me especially on a product like this you already have to charge your phone if you could have a map that actually talks about a mat in the wireless charging case they just show the new pair of Air Power mats, oh me.

Notice another visual difference right away on the back, this is shiny reflective, this is a matte finish on the version 2 air pod, visually identical to the previous version, okay, for those of you who are not familiar with the wireless charging, this is how it works, this is a basic Qi compatible. wireless charger, you can find them on Amazon for a few dollars and then you put the headphones in there and it beeps an orange light charging wirelessly how simple is that for the purpose of this test to get to the bottom of the

sound

issue and yes or no there is a discrepancy I have an iPhone here okay this is the 10 s max let's go ahead and pair these look at the chip come into action the Apple ecosystem at Apple this is what you get plug it in is all that is needed again Another advantage of this chip and this behavior is the connection between the two Apple products.

You get this really nice battery reading, although I found an interesting app on the Android side. If you use Air Pods with an Android Air battery, it basically replicates the Apple experience with an Add a giant ugly and watch you can pretend you have an iPhone when you pair your Air Pods. It's actually very useful because it also tells you your battery one hundred percent 100 percent 25 percent, of course, it's not official, this is official and this is. very fast on Apple's part, so I'm going to delete these, this is series 2 and now I guess we should put on some music, maybe they'll be a little louder if I buy another iPhone so I can quickly be their version one. remember to get the Zack the same track the same source the same foam earbuds a Potts air - just one year ok the right year air break number one air earbuds in the left ear - I'm going to flip yours over just to make sure that my ears are not the problem here I want take that out, do this, take this out, do this now I have the Air Pod and I want the left Air Pod, and okay, I have come to the conclusion, although there is no difference, I thought for wait, but that's the crazy part about this, you really need some strength. b testing to see if there are a couple of

different

songs, a couple of different genres, if there is a difference.

I'm telling you right now. The old versus the new is minuscule. I don't think the reason to buy new ones is because they sound good. I think it could be quite a bit. I confidently say that, based on my little test here, there is really only one major reason to upgrade, which is the wireless charging case, which is a simple convenience factor, a bit obvious, and the magnitude of the deal is really up to you and how much you value the opportunity to do so, but unfortunately the wireless charging case if you just want to upgrade your version one is very expensive, it's $80 just for the case, so I'm not sure it's worth it either.

I'd say you're looking at the version. two, if you don't have a pair yet or if your version one doesn't hold a charge, maybe the battery is dead, then you might be looking towards version two, this is a question of convenience, it's a question of form factor. These little packets that you put in your pocket you don't even realize or remember that it's a challenge, which is good, that's what you want, it's so small and so convenient that you inevitably find yourself reaching for it, which is why I made that video on Confession of the Air Pod, that's why I'm using these things on an Android phone, it's a very low friction device and that's why they are attractive to people and other manufacturers should take note, so there's their version: you heard the differences, wireless charging, slightly better battery.

Faster connection and lower latency, but they sound like the first generation, look like the first generation, and basically behave like the first generation. If you have a first gen, I'd say suck it up, no need to upgrade, not at this point.