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Review: Are the Bragi Dash truly wireless earphones the perfect companion for the iPhone 7?

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<p>Update: With version 2 of the firmware, the previous maximum volume is now a recommended maximum. You now get a verbal message that you’re at the safe limit, but can then continue to increase the volume to the same level as typical earphones.</p>
<p>With it now looking all but certain that there will be no headphone socket in <a href="http://9to5mac.com/guides/iphone-7/" target="_blank">this year’s iPhone[/url], demand for wireless headphones is likely to reach a new high. And when it comes to choosing a pair, Bragi’s Dash – marketed as ‘truly wireless smart earphones’ – seem on the face of it to be a very Apple-esque solution.</p>
<p>You can’t get much more minimalist than these. You have an earphone for each ear, and that’s it. No connecting cords, no neckband, nothing.</p>
<p>The earphones can also make a pretty good claim to living up to the ‘smart’ part of the branding, controlled by a mix of touch and gesture – such as nodding to accept an incoming call and shaking your head to reject it. For times when you don’t want to carry your phone, you can load music into the 4GB on-board memory. Which is handy when you’re swimming, as they claim to be 100% waterproof. And the carry-case has a built-in battery for on-the-go wireless charging.</p>
<p>I tried out a pair to find out whether they really do live up to the hype …</p>
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