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iCreate 208, on sale 30 January 2020- System-on-chip: Apple W1 • Features: Dual beam-foaming microphones, dual
optical sensors, accelerometer • Connectivity: Bluetooth 4.2, Lightning port (wireless
charging case) • Playtime: Five hours (the charge case holds an additional 24 hours
and charging them for 15 minutes provides three hours of playback) - Apple OS required: iOS 10, macOS Sierra, watchOS 3 or later
Original price: £159/$159 Price now: £50/$60Now superseded by the 2nd-gen AirPods and the AirPods Pro models,
the original wireless earphones had plenty to shout about. Each pod
contained two microphones (one at ear level facing outward and the
other at the bottom of the stem) and a decent charge return of around
five hours (with a further 24 available from a fully-charged case).
And although initially being unfavourably referred to as, “EarPods with
the wires cut off,” their popularity soon grew and they were even voted
the most popular ‘hearable’ brand of 2019. Their price, even when
launched, is still very competitive in the wireless earbud market.We are committed to only using magazine paper
which is derived from responsibly managed, certified forestry and chlorine-free manufacture.
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EAirPods
(1st Generation)
Release date
December 2016