Daniel Jalkut
It's easy to see how people have dramatically different experiences with Siri when attached hardware has such an impact.
Responsiveness of Siri is adversely affected when headphones are plugged in. Seems even worse with Bluetooth.
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@danielpunkass try it with a Bluetooth car stereo. Damn near unusable. -
@jimmylittle Yeah, I have tried that before. It's shameful. - View other replies
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@danielpunkass annoying if you have wireless headphones and try to use Siri when you don’t use them. -
@philipamour Yes! I had to change the output manually to try to work around this. Very poor behavior. -
@danielpunkass I figured it out tonight - just got my beats3, went to kitchen, hey Siri didn’t work, Siri didn’t hear me, then I realized - Show more
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@danielpunkass Not just Siri, Bluetooth audio input in general seems to be delayed with iOS 10. -
@danielpunkass I noticed this too with iOS 10. sometimes, was unable to invoke Siri from headphones until I unlocked my phone. -
@danielpunkass I think it is both latency and the quality of the speaker. In car I would try to have Siri use phone speaker as oppose to car -
@danielpunkass i hate how “hey siri” always defaults to BT mic’s even when you were using the speaker.
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