Apple Headphones Start Siri And Stop Music

Awesome speaker, great interface, love Siri and Apple Music.

I use my HomePod with Apple Music. Siri is good but not perfect, not as good as iPhone. Sound quality is very good with exceptional bass. Set up with iPhone is very fast. HomePod can be controlled from iPhone or Apple Watch. This item with Apple Music is a good match and it is possible I will never buy a CD again. All in all I could not be happier.

For the size, this speaker has a lot of heft and powerful sound. Planning on getting a 2nd one when Airplay 2 comes out. �I can easily play music from iTunes on any of my Apple devices, and although I don't use Siri that much, it's responsive and has accurately responded with news or music play directions. �Be aware that Siri will only respond to you, and be recognized by the Home app, if you've turned on 2-factor authentication, which is a pain w/Apple.

I just recently got a Apple Pencil to start using my iPad for my drawings and I wanted something that would stop my pencil from sliding around on the screen, having fingerprints in the way, and will have an overall easier feel. I found Paperlike and watched many reviews. I wasn’t sure if I should buy it but I’m glad that I did because it has helped me a lot. I have a lot more control of my pencil and my drawings come out a lot better. I would 10/10 recommend this product.

We have the play 5 in our living area and the sounds is awesome. It is so convenient being able to start and stop the music from our phones​ (and from Google home).

I wish it could start and stop video too

i start shopping at b&h since 2000 i will never stop shopping there.

Great quality for music! Not to much to calls and not friendly with Siri

I purchased these headphones about three weeks ago and I really enjoy them. The quality and construction is fantastic. Having different length cables that disconnect directly from the headphones allows me to quickly jump from my DAWs to other devices with ease. I primarily use them for the follow: 1) Keyboard (Yamaha P-45) 2) Recording my own music through a Focusrite (singing, guitar, and violin) 3) Create my own digital soundscapes in a variety of prosumer DAWs on my laptop 4) Listening to music on my phone 5) Teaching remotely on Zoom on a laptop I agree that these are perfect for someone seeking really great quality headphones without breaking the bank. There are a couple of things I saw mentioned in previous reviews that I agree with and you may want to consider if you spend a lot of time wearing headphones for your work. 1) They are a bit heavy and after recording or mixing for about an hour I start to feel pressure on the top of my head where the headband rest. 2) They're also a bit tight on the ears, especially if you're wearing glasses. After about the same amount of time I start feeling a soreness where the ear pieces of my glasses are compressed by the cushions. That being said, I think they were a bit stiff out of the box and are wearing in and/or I'm getting more accustomed to them. Either way, I probably should take breaks more often. Haha! Taking them off for about 4-5 minutes usually relieves it.

Team this up with a second HomePod and you have a fantastic listening experience. Siri may be an embarrassment for apple, the two HomePod experience is not.