Air Pod Max: Style, Sound, and Serendipitous

In a sea of audio mediocrity, the new Air Pod Max stands as a beacon in the night guiding us to an auditory haven, exceeding all expectations for what headphones can deliver. Apple gifted me green Air Pod Max for my 23rd birthday and I haven’t left my house without them since. The wide array of colors offers me greater self-expression and individuality in my fashion, the diverse audio options allow me to handle any obstacles of the day without needing to remove my headphones, and their ear cushions are, to put simply, comfortable.

Indiviualized drippage.

I like how the green just adds a lil bit more diversity in the color scheme.

The best feature of these headphone is the choice between transparency and noise cancellation. When the headphones are in transparency mode, I can hear the environment around me which is helpful if I don’t want to take off the headphones or pause my music, I use this mode when I’m entering a store and I’m buying something quickly. Noise cancelation, as you may guess, cancels the noise around me. I love using this mode when I’m walking to school, it makes me feel like the main character of the day and boost my mood before I go to class.

The worst part of these headphones is that their overpriced for what you get. I’m thankful these were sent to me because there’s no way I would ever save up to buy these at €579. If a random stranger forced these on my head and asked me to estimate the cost, I would say €289 and get away from me. In usual Apple fashion, they take a decent product that blends into their apple compatibility but over charge you because it’s an Apple product. I give these a 4/5 on the Spencer scale.