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Posted by andrem 5 days ago

The AirPods Pro 3 flight problem(basicappleguy.com)
509 points | 270 commentspage 7
RamblingCTO 4 days ago|
I've had the squeal with the first and second gen as well. But only after they fell into water when washing hands.
surfsvammel 5 days ago||
I have this exact problem, my colleague does not. I also noticed yawning helped. I gave my old AirPods to my ex :( I miss them.
refurb 5 days ago||
Closed cell foam is used in the AirPods?

At the higher cabin altitude, the foam is going to expand slightly, messing up the fit?

ubermonkey 4 days ago||
I'm a little bougie I guess b/c I never use my AirPods Pro on planes.

I have Airpods Max for that. ;)

patokkuyak 4 days ago|
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Bobaso 4 days ago||
I also have the high pitch noise issue on my Samsung galaxy buds 2 Pro
fionic7 5 days ago||
I have had this happen while on the ground before in a room with a specific frequency of noise
Der_Einzige 5 days ago||
These problems don't happen to the chads who don't even bother trying Apple's stupid ear-tip stuff and just use Airpods 4 with noise canceling.

You screwed up by trying so hard to make fundamentally anti-ear designs with the pros.

behnamoh 5 days ago||
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

AirPods Pro 2 was already perfect. I don't know why Apple chose to "upgrade" it whereas AirPods Max, AirTags, and the Studio Display are all over due for an upgrade.

dylan604 5 days ago||
> I don't know why Apple chose to "upgrade" it

Of course you do. If they do not constantly upgrade, there are no new sales. Charts must go up, not stay flat. As an example, the venerable Technics 1200 turntable only had a few version releases for fairly minor cosmetic usability items. The core functionality did not change since it was designed. Those versions came with years in between. You buy a pair of those, and you only replaced them when they were stolen. If something broke, you repaired it. Apple's share holders will not be happy with buy once keep forever items.

cortesoft 5 days ago||
I don't think it is as simple as saying the demand for constant growth is the reason for this.

Even if a manufacturer was a non-profit, if they make a product that never upgrades and can be repaired indefinitely, eventually the demand for new products will drop enough that they simply can't afford to keep making new ones. You can't maintain a manufacturing pipeline for small amounts of product, because there are fixed costs that can't be reduced with reduced production.

rangestransform 5 days ago||
I could always have more ANC, I want feedforward ANC so strong that I don’t have to listen to showtimers on the subway (still not there yet)
kevinherron 5 days ago||
I flew to NYC and back last week and never experienced anything like this with mine shrug

The 3s have been an improvement on the 2s for me, especially in fit and feel in ear.

HumblyTossed 4 days ago|
You can't buy different tips?
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