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Apple’s AirPods have been notoriously difficult to get since their release, which is rather ironic considering that upon its announcement, many made fun of the design and criticized its price tag, but the reports are accurate, the AirPods is currently dominating the wireless headphone market as far as wireless earbuds are concerned.

That being said, it seems that Apple has made good on their promise to boost supply of the device because according to reports, the shipping estimates of the AirPods has improved to 3-5 business days. This seems to be applicable across the various markets that the AirPods are sold in, such as the US, the UK, Australia, and so on.

Prior to this, customers who ordered the AirPods through Apple’s online store would have to wait as long as 6 weeks before delivery was made. Over the past few months Apple has made improvements to the supply, but it would still be a couple of weeks of waiting before they were shipped, so 3-5 days is the shortest shipping estimates the headphones have seen.

So far reviews of the headphones have been mostly positive, with many citing the quick pairing, battery life, touch gestures as being some of the main selling points of the device.

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Considering who is behind the Essential Phone, you would think that there would be many flocking to it, however given that it is also a brand new device, some skepticism wouldn’t be surprising. However could there have been too much skepticism? According to a report by BayStreet Research, the Essential Phone appears to have only sold 5,000 units to date.

With that number of units sold, it certainly does pale in comparison to the likes of the tens of millions of devices sold by Apple and Samsung, but like we said, Essential is a brand new company and the Essential Phone is its first device, so you can imagine that too many customers probably don’t want to spend money on something that’s unproven.

According to BayStreet, the 5,000 units is the sell-through which means that these are the units that consumers actually buy through a retailer, or in this case through Sprint which is the Essential Phone’s exclusive carrier in the US. So far reviews of the handset have been mixed, and while it’s hard to deny the smartphone’s beautiful design, the fact that it doesn’t really have that many standout features makes it hard to separate itself from the competition.

In any case the phone and company are still new to the market so perhaps give it some time and things could change, just like OnePlus who was a new player a few years ago, but are now making headlines with their Android smartphones.

Essential Phone Has Reportedly Only Sold 5,000 Units So Far , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

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