Apple’s AirPods are probably the first really mainstream completely wireless headphones, but Erato has been making these for a while now. The company’s latest is the Muse 5, a set of in-ear buds that ...
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Erato, one of the pioneers of totally wireless earphones, has announced a couple of new, more affordable products: The Muse 5 and Rio 3. Both have been posted to crowdfunding site Indiegogo and will ...
I discovered the Erato Apollo 7 a few months ago during its Kickstarter campaign and nearly immediately knew it would be a pair of earbuds that could fit into my life nicely. It really looked like the ...
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It’s surprising to me that Erato was the one to pull this off, because I experienced connection issues when I tried a preproduction unit back in May. Of course, I was even more surprised (and ...
The Erato Apollo 7 is a lightweight, totally wireless set of earphones that delivers mostly hiccup-free operation. They sound good, are sweat-resistant (they can be used for running), and a charging ...
Erato, one of the first companies to make and sell fully wireless earbuds, has a new product available called the Verse that’s more affordable than its flagship Apollo 7 buds, but with great sound ...
Another week and another pair of earbuds to test; but waiting for me when I returned from my recent vacation was a pair of what has to be the most unobtrusive earbuds yet to reach the market. The ...
Truly wireless earbuds have exploded in popularity since Apple’s AirPods came to market. While none quite matches Cupertino on simplicity and accessibility, some competitors have taken to pummeling ...
Editor’s note: The following review is part of Macworld’s GemFest 2013. Every day (except Sunday) from mid-July until late September, the Macworld staff will use the Mac Gems blog to briefly cover a ...