With anything else, you have to actually pair the headphones to each device separately.

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They have Bluetooth 5.0 so they connect by the time you get them in your ears.

That said though, they just dont have the seamless transition from device-to-device like the AirPods do.

Battery life is great on them, but I dont like that they dont magnetize to the case so you have to be careful when placing them inside and closing the lid.

They use a turn-and-lock method, and for me, they never fell out.

Overall I dont think youd be disappointed with them, but I eventually went back to AirPods because of the seamless transition to my various iCloud devices.

I appreciate that they have a smaller profile and are listed as water resistant.

Overall I dont think y6oud be disappointed with them, but I eventually went back to AirPods because of the seamless transition to my various iCloud devices.

I had to hold down the button on both buds and try a few times to make the switch.

Sounds like a small thing but I can see where AirPods are a bit more convenient.

The form factor and no waterproofing were a dealbreaker for me, as I will use them for exercise and think that the current pods will degrade over time with sweat.

I was tempted to wait for AirPod 2 but am glad that I got the Jabra.

You can choose to let noise in or block out all sound and there are nice soundscapes included.

I think that they sound excellent, but Im not an audiophile and probably wouldnt know highs and lows etc.

Pairing the AirPods intially with your iPhone pairs them at the same time to all your other iCloud devices.

Also, your use-case and what you prefer is not the all-encompassing use-case of every consumer.

Its just flat-out not as seamless and easy with non-AirPods bluetooth devices.

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