Twelve South AirFly Pro Review

The Twelve South AirFly Pro is designed to bridge the gap between your (generally good) Bluetooth headphones and the (generally woeful) headphones you get in-flight, allowing you to use your better buds or headphones with in-flight entertainment systems. But how well do they work?
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[@lxghttt]

curious whether it’s worth paying a little extra for airfly pro deluxe over pro

[@souljacker553]

Thanks. I'm sure I will lose the cap on first use. Wish they had it attached with something like a wire/cord.

[@GjbMcN]

Maybe if you go on a busy train you might get a feel for the Quality of the Bluetooth. Also what codec i guess AAC?
Also i use a Toatronic, Fiio BTR3( now there’s also a range BTR3k,BTR5 and BTR7), an AP80 and a Shanling m0 (DAP players) that can act in a similar manner. The Fiio has an issue if your body gets in the way or when in a crowded area or someone has a strong bluetooth broadcasting . The others also have niggles. Is this product a little too limited?

[@AlexKidman]

Interesting - and a good idea on the train test, will try to do. Definitely no body issue here (even basic Bluetooth shouldn't have that kind of problem otherwise headphones wouldn't work.) I can get this to work up to 10m away through a couple of walls, so my simple frame won't be a problem.

[@kdt85]

any lag when watching films? its really annoying when the audio is out of sync

[@lgmgold]

That's also by main concern before buying it. How is the lag when watching videos?

[@matthewmwilson]

I'm worried about the state of your fingernails.

[@Adam-xv7jk]

Odd thing to be worried about the state of another man's fingernails, no?