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Two months later: AirPods Pro versus Powerbeats Pro
I'm using the Pros. So far so good. ANC works well although I will say I'm somewhat of an ANC snob in that I currently use Bose Quiet Comfort headphones at the office. Nonetheless, it does what I wanted it to do. Pass-through is pretty cool also. Phone calls come in nice and clear. The knock I do have is that I can't seem to get the left earbud to stay in my ear no matter which silicone ear piece I use. I'm having to use the smallest one and sort of jam it into my ear canal in order for it to stay in. Outside of that this was a great Christmas gift.
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Apple Watch so huge, it has eclipsed 'peak iPod'
found mine at a university bookstore website. that's where you'll find the pros. and it shipped within a week.
https://www.bkstr.com/northernarizonastore/search/keyword/airpod
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Apple's 2020 iPhones rumored to have smaller notch, wider 5G antennas
So, what they're saying is no fast charging since it's going to be wireless? 7W is the max right now. They planning on going to 18W?
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Review: Anker PowerPort III Nano is the charger Apple should've shipped with the iPhone 11...
Just damn. Wish I would've known that before dropping dime on a Ravpower 61W charger. Thanks for the heads up.tht said:
iPhones will only draw 18 W max. There’s no point in getting anything larger than 18 W.rwx9901 said:I don't know that you can get 0-50% charge on an 18W charger. You can with a 45W.
The iPhone 11 Pro Max has a 15 WHr battery. The 18 W charger probably can only deliver 16 to 17 W. 50% of the 15 WHr is 8 WHr rounded up. At 16 W power draw, it’ll charge up 8 WHr in 30 min.
So yup, the 18 Watt chargers have enough power to charge up an 11 Pro Max by 50% points (below 80% capacity) in 30 min.
So, I repeat, iPhones only draw up to 18 Watt at most. Heck, if you can find a 10 W charger for $5, that might be you best bang for the buck, assuming you have an non-Pro 11 or older model iPhone. -
Camera quality shootout: iPhone 11 Pro versus the Galaxy S10
They both kick ass. I grew up with flip phones when picture taking was in its infancy. To see where phone picture taking is today is mind-blowing. The low light stuff iPhone is doing well but it's just a matter of time before Samsung figures that out. But, for now iPhone takes the better night photos.
