So I think I might switch to the residential 200 Mbps from residential Max. I’m OK with the cap at 200 Mbps. My question is I know they prioritize speed for max customers. If I switch, will I see a big change in my speed during congested hours? If you were on this plan, what are you seeing? I feel like if I can’t stay at least 100 Mbps during congested times then I’m not gonna switch.
There’s a spot at my work where two brick walls are separating a 5000 square-foot room from the rest of the building. Well, the stuff in the pictures is falling out of the bottom of the bricks. I’ve searched and asked AI to see if this is asbestos and I’m getting that it is. What are your thoughts? It looks white that has a bluish tint. It’s real fluffy, but not dusty. It’s hard to explain. Also, it’s only in those two walls like they were fire retardant wall or something. This building hasn’t been changed since it was built in 1971.
I’m going to start this conversation out with this. I’ve owned every single generation of Apple AirPods Pro. I even own both versions of the Pro 2’s. Here’s my warning before you buy the AirPods Pro 3. Apple redesigned the bulb on the earbud itself to fit a bigger battery and the new heartbeat sensor. Therefore, being the bulb is bigger, they hurt your ears. Now I can’t speak on everyone’s experience, but I have done a lot of research online and it leads down to this conclusion. I see people recommending different ear tips, it will not fix the problem. I’ve tried everything. If you finally get them into a position in your ear that they don’t hurt, they just fall out. I know a lot of people are going to get mad about this post, but I wish somebody would have told me this before I spent $250 on these. I’ve already contacted Apple. Since I bought them at Walmart, I can’t get a refund, so I’m just going to sell them.
Also, on another note I barely see any difference in the sound quality of the 2’s vs the 3’s. Slightly sounds better. However, I will say the active noise canceling is a big upgrade.
So here’s my recommendation. If you don’t own AirPods and you’re looking for a pro version, go with the Apple AirPods Pro 2. If you already own the Pro 2’s, then stick with them and don’t upgrade.