Now watch Apple add some component that checks if your pods are in an official Apple case before starting to charge
this post was submitted on 27 Jul 2023
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Now watch the legit users' pods stop charging due to malfunction of said component while the hackerman uses it no problem with the component removed
I'd rather watch people stop buying products from these shitty anti-consumer corporations.
Don't buy products that are clearly anti-consumer and you won't have issues like this. Of course Apple devices may as well be jewelry at this point. Who even cares if they're charged? Just nod your head like there's something going on.
To be fair, almost all wireless earbuds are shit for repairability. The one possible exception I can think of is Sony’s WF-1000XM3, which still require a pick to change the battery.
And as a headphone geek who buys a lot of different overpriced headphones for his electronic instruments, I can’t say that I hate AirPods for being out and about.
They pair and transfer well, and the ANC / transparency is solid. They’re a bit overpriced, and you’re going to have to trash them in several years like most other BT buds, but they’re pretty damn solid before the battery goes to shit.
I can't see anything about the licence being open source. He makes you jump through hoops to get the files so I can't tell for certain.
what a chad
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