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SOL REPUBLIC AMPS AIR REVIEW

Posted on November 15, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Before Apple “courageously” removed the 3.5mm headphone jack from its latest iPhones, fully wireless earbuds were already becoming one of the fastest growing trends in audio. As a generation of youngsters grows up with fewer and fewer wires, the desire for high-quality, truly wireless earbuds is now stronger than ever. The tiny tech needed to create quality products is a top priority for many manufacturers.

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Even in the fast-moving tech landscape of 2016, however, many fully wireless in-ears on the market still have their fair share of bugs to work out. Such is true with Sol Republic’s new Amps Air — the company’s first entry into this burgeoning segment. Despite good looks, solid connectivity, and a case that doubles as a portable phone charger, a lack of quality audio performance keeps the well-constructed Amps Air from reaching their full potential.
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