AirPods is too commonplace, and stylish young people return to wired earphones (Giz Mode Japan) --Yahoo! News

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AirPods is too commonplace, and stylish young people return to wired earphones

"I'm wired because it's popular. I lost four times in AirPods ... it's not because I lost four times ..." Among the Z generations who feel that it is ugly to do their best, and the Z -generation who feels fashionable, the earphones with Y2K -style cords are popular again. At this time, the trends in the hedphone have come out in the neighborhood of the Corona, and the fashion is more important than the people. Recently, Lily Rose Depp (the daughter of Johnny Depp) is also hanging out with wired earphones, and Zoe Kravitz and Kristen Stewart are wired. If you are alone or the two, you think, "I dropped the wireless earphone ...", but as this increases, it is obviously a fashion statement. If you explore the reasons for the popularity, you can find the following reasons besides retro, loafi & cozy appearance.・ There is no need to worry about dropping under the platform or to the sewer ditch.・ There is no worry about charging.・ There is no worry about talking. ·cheap.・ There is no worry about the layered coordinates of the necklace.・ Retro items can be added for practical use.・ There is no worry about radio waves. The last is "Hey?", But Bluetooth is radio waves. It's close to the brain and the scientific basis is unknown, but you're just worried. Apple's AirPods release is 2016, five years ago. At the end of 2019, VOGUE featured a supermodel Bella Hadid, wearing Apple's cheapest wired earphones EARPODS and descending at Atlanta International Airport. Is it finally that the Z generation has caught up with Hadid? Instagram (Instagram) also has an account called Wreditgirls, which introduces wired earphones beauty. The icons are, of course, Bella Hadid. View this post on Instagrama Post Shared by Wired It Girls (@wireditgirls) Jung Ho Young of "Ika Game" is also a wired earphone beauty, the most of this boom is Tiktok rather than Instagram. The commentary video records 2.4 million views. "The Z generation is buying records from the Millennium generation. This is the same."

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