After waiting for a long time, iFixit has finally released the results of their teardown process to Apple’s latest AirPods Max headphones. The result of the teardown makes iFixit give a score of 6 out of 10 which is pretty good.

This is also the first AirPod device to score more than 0 because so far iFixit has provided an improvement score for the AirPods and AirPods Pro of 0 because the earbuds are difficult to put apart.

Coming back to the AirPods Max, iFixit says that almost all the components of the AirPods Max come with bolts so they only need to remove the bolts and components like the battery, motherboard, and speakers are easy to remove.

In addition, the earcup system that can be removed using magnets makes users not have to bother when they want to replace their dirty or damaged earcups.

Even iFixit is quite impressed with Apple where it turns out that the headband of the AirPods Max can be removed easily with the help of the SIM Ejector Tool alone.

AirPods Max Headband Removable With Just a SIM Ejector Tool, Hinting at Interchangeable Headbands https://t.co/mBc4qyD0hA by @hartleycharlton pic.twitter.com/vTVEqNuk11

— MacRumors.com (@MacRumors) January 19, 2021

Apple also deliberately made a port for the headband with a shape similar to the Lightning port which is usually found on the iPhone and iPad.

Perhaps because of its ease of repair, the price of Apple’s AirPods Max can be expensive. The reason is that the AirPods Max is sold for $550, where at that price, we can buy headphones from Sony like the WH-1000XM4 and there are still some leftovers.

The Google Assistant goes to Fitbit Sense and Versa 3 smartwatches. The feature is introduced by the Fitbit OS 5.1 update. Previously, Amazon Alexa was made available for watches.

The Google Assistant is currently hitting Samsung Smart TVs. Meanwhile, the function is also provided to selected Fitbit smartwatches. This is done with the Fitbit OS 5.1 update that is now available. Versa 3 and Sense watches get it. Let’s see what the new update offers.

The Google Assistant available with the Fitbit OS 5.1 update gives you interesting possibilities on smartwatches. These include answering calls or dictating text messages that will then be sent to the recipient. Here, however, you must have a phone with you, because requests are processed directly on the smartphone.

Google Assistant with Fitbit OS 5.1 only on Verse 3 and Sense smartwatches

It is worth adding that the Google Assistant with the Fitbit OS 5.1 update was made available for only two smartwatches. These are mentioned in Verse 3 and Sense models. For comparison, the previously released Amazon Alexa hit Verse 2 and 3. For now, there is also no response option thanks to the built-in speaker. This functionality is to be added next year.

Mibro Air is the new Xiaomi smartwatch. It is to complete the manufacturer’s device ecosystem. The equipment will be introduced to a new brand. The price is only $ 32.99. So she is really attractive. The presale is currently running, but without the $ 16 discount that selected customers could get. The gadget will be available on the market from November 30.

Mibro Air is a smartwatch in which Xiaomi has placed a 1.28 inch TFT screen. The housing is made of metal. The watch also has a 200 mAh battery. The manufacturer declares up to 21 days of work on a single charge. However, with typical use, it will be a maximum of 10 days.

The new Xiaomi smartwatch also has a heart rate monitor and a Bluetooth 5.0 module. In addition, Mibro Air has a housing that meets the requirements of the IP68 standard, so it is dust – and waterproof. There is also support for 12 different sport modes. The technical data of Mibro Air can be found below.

Xiaomi Mibro Air smartwatch – specifications

• 1.28 inch TFT LCD color screen
• Bluetooth 5.0 module
• heart rate monitor
• battery with a capacity of 200 mAh
• housing in accordance with the IP68 standard
• sleep monitoring
• 12 sport modes
• compatible with Android and iOS

source:- gizmochina