After about two years, it’s finally happened. Out of the many startups (and, increasingly, big-name companies) that are trying to make truly wireless earbuds A Thing, a small company called Erato made a pair where the Bluetooth connection doesn’t continuously drop out. This has been the most consistent problem with just about every other pair of wireless earbuds I’ve tried, but with Erato’s earbuds (known as the Apollo 7s), I don’t have to play pocket roulette with my phone when I use them. Front pocket, back pocket — it really doesn’t matter where my phone is. Save for a few inevitable, but truly infrequent, blips in the connection, the Apollo 7s offer a wire-free earbud experience that actually works.
It’s surprising to me that Erato...
Erato Apollo 7 review: finally, wireless earbuds that work
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