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Apple Stroll: First AirPods TV-ads promise easy pairing

Stroll, the first TV ad for the Apple AirPods shows how easy it is to pair them to your iPhone 7.
Stroll, the first TV ad for the Apple AirPods shows how easy it is to pair them to your iPhone 7.
Three 15 second TV-ads and a one-minute video put the spot on Apple's wireless AirPods, that are supposed to make music life easier for Apple users, thanks to an improved pairing technique and Siri integration.
Alexander Fagot,
Apple iPhone 7 iPhone Accessory

They were announced back in September as the perfect companion to the headphone jack-lacking iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus but then faced delays for more than two months until they finally did go on sale just a few days before Christmas. Now, that they are widely available for purchase, Apple has decided to let users know how easy they pair with an iPhone 7 or any other recent Apple product for that matter.

Apple made four TV ads, three of them are just 15 second excerpts from the longer video, which we linked for your down below. To pair your AirPods with your iPhone, all you have to do is open the charging box and off you go. Siri integration makes it easy to switch songs, however we doubt, it will make it possible for you to walk up those walls.

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Alexander Fagot, 2017-01-15 (Update: 2017-01-15)
Alexander Fagot
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As a former projectionist still used to working with 35 mm film and experience in computer assembling and overclocking, I was drawn to the professional IT crowd a couple of years back and started working in IT support, Windows administration and project management before discovering my love for traveling the world. Now I am working as a news editor from all parts of the world, mostly writing about gadgets and mobile gear for Notebookcheck.