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While they are water and sweat resistant, they aren't waterproof and liquid damage isn't covered under warranty so I wouldn't recommend it
I have more than over 5 Apple devised, including separated devises. Can I connect with these at the
They will easily connect top any of your Apple Devices that are signed into the same Apple ID. You can only play audio from one device at a time but they will swap fairly seamlessly between devices.
yep. they work like normal bluetooth headphones.
depends on definition of better?
louder? yes
more robust dynamic sound? yes... by like 15% improvement
more battery life? yes
totally wireless without any cables? yes
cheaper? no. much much more expensive.
No. But you could pair with Apple Watch to play music without an iPhone.
Yes. Powerbeats Pro contains an H1 chip which supports the Bluetooth 5.0 standard.
Powerbeats3 Wireless weight ~0.9oz. The description says the Powerbeats Pro are 17% lighter so that would make them about 0.78oz (0.39oz per bud).
AirPods use a double tap gesture on both buds to access customizable controls like Play/Pause, Next/Prev Track, Siri.
Powerbeats Pro have physical volume buttons on both buds for volume and the Beats logo button for a long press gesture to hang up calls.
Both have Hey, Siri voice activation, auto-play/pause when you take out a bud, auto sleep/wake when taking out of the case, auto pairing via iOS 10 and above by opening the case, thanks to the H1 Chip/.
IPX4. Which means they're certified to hold up to water splashing against the enclosure from any direction, but have the potential to fail when immersed or exposed to jets of water.
The YouTube videos from tech bloggers say 9 hours of listening time and 6 hours of talk time. But the case holds a charge, so as long as you put them back in the case when you're not using them, they will keep recharging...just make sure your case stays charged and you're good to go.
Based on the YouTube videos from the tech bloggers, the sensor detects when you take them out of your ear. So, as long as they are in your ear, they are on. If you take them out, and put them down and they are idle, then they will go to sleep.
This would be very subjective from person to person, ear size, and sleeping position. A big factor may be the earhook design. Try using Powerbeats3 Wireless which share a similar ear hook design (granted they are 23% bigger and 17% heavier than the pros) but try sleeping with them to see if the ear hooks themselves will work with your sleeping style.
Yes, the PowerBeats Pro have a sensor on each ear to identify when they are removed. They will auto pause and auto resume.
AppleTV has Bluetooth audio out so you can receive audio from your AppleTV to Powerbeats Pro. You can only connect one set of headphones and there will be no audio sent to your TV when you connect the PowerBeats.
You can connect them via the settings/remotes and devices/Bluetooth or by swiping down while playing a video in order to bring up the subtitle and audio options. You can also hold down the play/pause button prior to opening an app and select them from there.
Yes, you can.
No. You cannot mute a call from the headphones.