“Stale” plane air…
My family was on a 4 hour flight and we were sitting right behind a captain. As I am interested in mechanics (this was when I was at the age of 10, but I still like mechanics to this day) he gladly explained a few things about planes, one being air; he explained that the air first passed through the jets, which as you should know are very hot and therefore kill all bacteria, before entering massive heat exchangers/ air conditioners under the floor in the vicinity of the wings. The entire cabin air volume is cycled fully in a matter of minutes- between 15 and 30 cycles per hour. Also more than 50% of that fresh air is passed through HEPA filters on modern aircraft.
A “struggle”…
If you have trouble lifting headphones that are less than 2 pounds out of a bag that is absurd…
Regarding battery, complaining about being plugged in to a cable is about the most lazy thing you could say about this experience. Furthermore, your options where not to use just sound, or plug it in. You could of taken the whole thing off and let in charged, then put in your AirPods because you have both an iPad and an iPhone, so it would only be logical to have AirPods. Once you got more battery on the headphones you could unplug them and wear them without “being forced to” complain about a SINGLE cable. How horrible…
Finally, your absence of stares (and maybe logical sense).
It’s a crappy pair of headphones with a stupid plastic mask type guard covering your precious mouth. No-one cares except the old man of Dyson who needs to listen to music while breathing “fresh air.”
I understand the concept and it has a future. People who have allergies or other conditions where they need constant fresh air.
The impeller is super cool but in terms of its price tag, build quality, and aim in the consumer segment- I think it is unlikely to do well for our future.
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