A:AnswerThe video and audio latency does exist but is less than any other Bluetooth headphones I have used. You will not see it when watching Youtube or Netflix, but I have noticed some when using it on my Mac to edit videos. While it is often times due to the amount of processing power it takes to do this, it can be understandable. For day to day activities the latency is not noticeable at all.
A:AnswerThere are several carrying cases you can buy, along with attachments to hold them in your ear if you are running or doing some other activity. I’ve had no issue with them staying in my ear out of the box.
A:AnswerIts harder than you would think, especially if you have the case in your pocket, just put them back after each use and you will never loose them. Also if one comes out of your ear they pause the audio, so it would be impossible to not notice if one fell out of your head.
A:AnswerThe AirPods will work with any Bluetooth capable device. So yes, any Galaxy S Phone should be able to pair to it. You just won’t get any of the specialties built in for Apple products to take advantage of. But they are still great quality Bluetooth headphones.
A:AnswerI Havn’t experienced any audio delays whatsoever. (It’s actually very uncommon to see this phenomenon occur in ANY modern Bluetooth headphones due to current Bluetooth technology)
A:AnswerYou have to have the music on your device like an iPhone, iPad or Mac computer. Once you sync them to your device via Bluetooth you can play your music.
