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You will only find two buttons on the AirPods Max: a Digital Crown and another button to toggle the ANC. AirPods Max: The Digital Crown and ANC ButtonĪirpods Max Side (Image credit: Christine Romero-Chan / iMore) Personally, for me, I had zero issues with the overall fit and comfort level with glasses on. There was no discomfort even after hours of using them, though the AirPods Max do clamp your head a little. I found the AirPods Max to be comfortable to wear, even with my glasses. But if I have the AirPods Max on without my glasses, then the headphones' stem does interfere with the legs of the glasses, so it's harder to get on.

This may depend on the types of legs on your own glasses, but I have not had issues with wearing my thick plastic style glasses with over-ear headphones, including AirPods Max.Īs long as I already have my glasses on by the time I put the AirPods Max on, there's no issue, and they don't move around too much. I am near-sighted, and since I don't do contacts, I need to have glasses on pretty much 24/7. AirPods Max: Hefty and solid build qualityĪirpods Max Wear Side Angle (Image credit: Christine Romero-Chan / iMore)Īn important thing to consider before getting AirPods Max is how they feel with glasses. But I'm no audiophile - I'm just a girl who likes some good headphones because they're more comfortable and immersive. I always prefer to wear headphones when I can, but for things like phone calls to family and friends, I'll pull out my AirPods Pro.

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I also mostly watch television and movies on our big-screen TV, but sometimes I'll just prop up my 11-inch iPad Pro and watch it there if my husband is on the PlayStation 5.Īs you can see, I have headphones on quite a lot. When it comes to podcasts, I usually put another pair of headphones on or just use my AirPods Pro for the convenience factor. In the evenings, I like to unwind with podcasts or just watch some television or movies. After the meeting, I just go back to my music and writing or editing for the rest of the day. Once a week, I have a meeting with the rest of my iMore colleagues, and I have my headphones on with my Blue Yeti Nano mic (one of our top recommendations for best USB microphone for Mac) so that there's no echo. Having music playing helps me mentally focus on what I need to do for the day, so I end up having headphones on for hours at a time. I like to put music on that isn't too distracting, like the 'lofi hip hop music - beats to relax/study to' playlist on Apple Music, a lot of Daft Punk albums, or just enjoy all of The Beatles albums. When I get to my desk, I immediately put my headphones on and get to work. I'm reviewing these as a regular person who just likes to use headphones every day. Here's what my typical day looks like with headphones. I tend to prefer over-ear headphones over in-ear earbuds because they're more comfortable for me and usually do better at tuning out everything else around me, though AirPods Pro are quite impressive on that front.

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I also want headphones that work seamlessly with my iPhone 12 Pro, 11-inch iPad Pro, and Macs (and Apple TV and HomePods if I had any).Īirpods Max Wear Back (Image credit: Christine Romero-Chan / iMore)įor most of the week, I have headphones sitting on my head. I want headphones that sound great and really bring out the music that I enjoy listening to.

I want headphones that have great noise cancellation so I can tune out all environmental distractions and focus on my work, but allow me to filter noise in if I need to. I'm just a regular person who wants a good pair of headphones that are comfortable to wear while sitting at my desk and working on a computer for eight or more hours every day. I'm approaching this AirPods Max review as someone who was skeptical and wasn't planning to buy a pair. Apple Airpods Max (Green) at Best Buy for $479.99.I compared the Bose QC 35 II to the AirPods Pro earlier this year, but it looks like I'll be using it once again to compare with Apple's new over-ear cans, which honestly, would be a better comparison anyway. The most expensive headphones I have, other than the AirPods Max, would probably be the older Bose QuietComfort 35 IIs that I bought during Black Friday in 2019. I don't have a multi-thousand dollar rig set up for music and audio, I don't have any experience in playing musical instruments, and I don't have other HiFi headphones like Grados, Sennheiser HDs, or even the popular Sony XM4 or Bose 700. Now, I want to state that while I enjoy a good pair of headphone cans, I am not what you would call an audiophile by any means.