harperium

Not only are the Airpods Max heavy, they are hot. After a few hours use, I have to remove them because my ears and head are too hot and uncomfortable. Sound quality is not really better vs Airpods Pro, neither is noise cancellation. But the battery life is good.

This whole launch reminds me of the once-every-17-years rollout of new 3D movie tech. "This time, consumers will love it!" Sure....

With every new iPhone come the articles: "You don't need a real camera, the iPhone is incredible!" Sadly people don't realize what they're missing. People's photo libraries are flooded with poor quality, wide-angle, zero-subject-isolation snapshots.

FYI You could take images from any camera from the 1950s on, shrink them down to a small size, apply the same noise reduction and image enhancement, and they'd look "good" too.

Steve Jobs didn't like gaming. That's the reason Apple doesn't support AAA games. It's really stupid. Apple needs to get with the times. iOS games are terrible - designed for kids, with blinking lights and beeps that sound like a casino.

The gaming industry generates more revenue than Hollywood. Apple is leaving money on the table, and forcing people like me to buy $6000 gaming PCs every few years, when I would happily buy a Mac Pro that could run games...

The real story is why Apple is only releasing Apple Music Classical as an iPhone only app! Are you kidding me? On an iPad, it runs as a narrow iPhone app. So I guess the world's richest company doesn't have enough resources to even make an iPad app, much less one that can also run on a Mac. I mean, they had 2 years. What's going on?

Of all the Apple platforms for listening to high res classical music, the Mac and the iPad and even the TV should be a priority. The iPhone would be the last place.