Apple Running Earphones

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

This is my second pair of Shokz. I have never looked back! I feel safe running, hiking, and biking in my Shokz earphones. I can hear everything happening around me while listening to my audio books. I bought the Blupods because I wanted a mini. The original aftershokz began to make jumbling noises, like there was something loose in the earphones. But I still use them.

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.

The perfect monitor earphones

Very good earphones for the price.

I'm running two apple monitors(same view) to run pro tools in two different rooms about 25 ft away- works great- the color is richer and clearer than it ever was! On both screens!

These replace an Apple Airport Time Capsule ($600, replaced once by Apple) which Apple stopped making in 2016. I could not be happier so far. Using one as a router on the landing of my basement stairs and one on the windowsill in my problem room (a converted one-car garage with concrete walls under the new paneling), not only do I suddenly get coverage ALL OVER the house (a first), but it even reaches to an outdoor balcony, the covered porch in back, and a separate building in the yard where I have my pool table--where there was zero signal before. Also, the speeds are suddenly much faster. The worst speeds with the TP-Link are better than the best speeds with the Time Capsule. I didn't even do any experimenting with siting the second unit--I just put it on the windowsill where it was handiest (see pic), and it works fine. My experience did deviate from that of some others in that setup was not straightforward for me--I had to spend a lot of time on the phone with Chris from Spectrum, who was very patient and cheerful. I do live in a very rural area, and have a complicated 1880's house. We did get it running, and I'm still not sure how. But all is well in the end. I haven't even had these set up for one day so far, so I can't speak to reliability. But for performance, I'm very happy. The screen shot shows my speeds out on my front porch, which I use as my office. The porch is behind some real plaster walls with METAL lathe, which usually acts like a perfect RF shield. That is the largest speed number I've ever seen out here by a far shot. BIG KUDOS and thanks to B&H Customer Service--the rep I talked to prior to buying these (I wish I could remember his name) really did a thorough job running down my options, and recommended these along with two other recommendations at different price points. He told me I was going to see big gains in performance, and was he ever right.

As our other products are Apple, we looked forward to easy setup, easily connected to our other products and be up and running very quickly. We were not disappointed! Another great product from Apple.

I use the CyberPower CP1000PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS System as the in-between my dirty Manhattan apartment Con Ed line and my Apple Mac Studio computer and its add-ons. Others using the UPS are displays, hard drives, and speakers. This is my third unit of the same model, the first is still running after five years. During this time, there had been about two or three power drops in New York City, during storms. While the rest of the house goes dim, my Apple gear keeps running, without any flickering, and I can safely shut down the equipment. All CyperPower UPS has run quietly, needing only an occasional dusting.

I wish you could create a printer driver profile for my Canon Pixma Pro 9000 printer, running with an Apple iMac with an OS Catalina ver 10.15.5.