normang

Mike Wuerthele said:

normang said:

Sound is subjective, if AI can show that everyone in their office felt the same way about the audio quality they "might" have a point. Also knowing that a new generation of AirPods is around the corner, have anything to do with this largely useless review of a product that most Apple users are not going to buy or shouldn't buy based on the Samsung copied it for the most part rip off principle..

Why would we need to do that? This is Andrew's article, it doesn't have any other bylines on it.

Really Mike... a sole perspective is all it takes to make it better?

Sound is subjective, if AI can show that everyone in their office felt the same way about the audio quality they "might" have a point. Also knowing that a new generation of AirPods is around the corner, have anything to do with this largely useless review of a product that most Apple users are not going to buy or shouldn't buy based on the Samsung copied it for the most part rip off principle..

Aren't things expensive enough now? At what point do things stop going up, if wages continued to increase, two things happen. people lose jobs, witness the useless $15 hour wage fight, many people got the pay raise, either lost the job eventually, or they lost hours, because business could not afford the cost. The perpetual rise in of many other costs, are tied to wage increases, as well as other factors.. Government makes this worse by forcing wage increases or regulations,... You wonder why college is so expensive, its because of the mindset that everyone needs a college degree and government pays for it, and now its so watered down, its almost meaningless and super expensive to boot..

Really doesn't make any difference what Samsung does, or how seemingly cool it might be, still runs crappy insecure Android, just never going to do that..

While it's a nice product, but like the Hue Version, I find them to be too expensive for what they do. I am not sure what a good price point would be, but its not $$80-100