Apple announced the new iPhone 14 series as well as the new Watch Series 8 lineup at a recent launch event. Along with that, the company also took the wraps off its much anticipated Apple AirPods Pro 2.
Apple has confirmed that the newly announced true wireless earphones are now available for pre-order and will go on sale from 23rd September. As for the pricing, they are priced at $250, similar to the previous generation model.
In terms of design, the earphones look pretty much the same as their predecessor and remain the most premium true wireless earbuds from the brand. Internally, it is powered by a new H2 processor with advanced computational audio.
There’s a new feature called Personalized Spatial Audio which works in conjunction with the iPhone and iOS 16 by using the front-facing True Depth cameras to look at the user’s ear and adjust things accordingly.
Apple says that the active noise cancellation and the transparency mode are getting an upgrade. There’s an adaptive transparency mode that can adjust the transparency depending on what is going around the user. As for noise cancellation, the company promises twice the performance compared to the first generation device.
The carry case for the AirPods Pro 2 also comes with support for Apple’s Find My feature, which can help in locating when misplaced. There’s also a built-in speaker, which makes it easier to find the device when the user is looking for it.
Apple is promising up to six hours of usage on a single charge, and the charging case offers up to 30 hours of usage. It supports wireless charging and can also work with the Apple Watch charger or other MagSafe chargers along with the Qi charger.
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