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Erato Apollo 7 review

Posted on November 13, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

ato, a Taiwanese startup, bills its Apollo 7 as the world’s most compact true wireless earphones — that emerging category of Bluetooth headphones with separate left and right standalone earbuds with no connecting cable in between. Apple might dispute that claim now that it’s unveiled its AirPods, but the Apollo 7s certainly are very small, lightweight and among the best of this new breed of headphone.

The key to all these truly wireless earphones is that the wireless Bluetooth connection between both your phone (the audio source) and the two buds needs to be rock solid. Or close to it anyway. And that’s what’s impressive about the Apollo 7s: they worked just like a standard in-ear Bluetooth headphones, with minimal hiccups and dropouts. It’s also worth noting that after I paired them with my phone once, I had no trouble pairing them again.

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