Apple Earphones Answer Call

I bought the transceivers to used with my Impact moonlights, and they answer to the call. These transceivers are great

Always prompt shipping ! And there to answer any of my questions ! I call that a Win ! Jerry Dunbar Source Code Vapor

A long time user of shocks. Open air are extremely comfortable. My two problems are 1) I cannot control volume without using my phone and 2) I have a problem activating the answer button on the ear bud. It seems too small. I can easily place a call using the open air, but if I answer the phone, I touching the phone on button I do not receive the call through the earbud. I will state that, at the age of 75, I am an older user; however, I do wish the button was a little bigger. Now that I own both styles, I can truthfully say, I love both.But, as a woman, I do not like the “headband “ around my hair.

It is so easy to make, answer a call. Hands free is a necessity when making appointments or getting information that you won’t remember later.

I was very pleased with this headset. It's very light and the sound is crystal clear. I had to attached my handset to the Jabra base unit, so it's not as well integrated with my phone. I bought the GN1000 to lift the handset so I could answer or hangup. That works great but an extra cost. I was also able to connect my cell phone to the headset as well. It's tricky when your on a landline call and then answer a cell phone call, but it handles switching to the other phone.

Exactly as Advertised. Work as well as Apple earbuds. If you are Sony, you really can't mess up earphones.

These are my first wireless earphones and man am i glad i got them. With the Apple W1 chip pairing with my iPhone is seamless. Also since im not an audiophile, the sound quality i would say is just right for the casual listener.

Having phone support for three years is a godsend. Apple will patiently answer any questions that you have. Well worth the price.

There was some confusion on my part activating my new iPad so I called Apple support and though the tech was very earnest, she couldn't solve my trouble. After a long time on the call, she passed me to a senior tech who brusquely said the iPad was defective and send it back to the seller (!?). I did get an appointment to visit Apple store to see genius for the following day. The next morning I decide to call Apple support one more time. That tech knew exactly what the problem was and had the iPad activated in minutes. He also sent me some links to user guides for the iPad. So an hour trip to the Apple store wasn't needed after all.

For a reasonable fee, the care package lets you call Apple whenever you have questions about your computer. I've even called before about how to use a software package and the reps were very thorough and knowledgeable. With a Mac, problems are fewer, I've found, than with a Windows machine, but it's always nice to know there's someone on the phone to help (without racking up fees) when you need or want it.