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Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Gen) Wireless Earbuds, Up to 2X More Active Noise Cancelling, Adaptive Transparency, Personalized Spatial Audio MagSafe Charging Case (Lightning) Bluetooth Headphones for iPhone

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Brand Apple
Model Name AirPods Pro
Color White
Form Factor In Ear
Connectivity Technology Wireless

About this item

  • RICHER AUDIO EXPERIENCE – The Apple-designed H2 chip pushes advanced audio performance even further, resulting in smarter noise cancellation and more immersive sound. The low-distortion, custom-built driver delivers crisp, clear high notes and deep, rich bass in stunning definition. So every sound is more vivid than ever..Note : If the size of the earbud tips does not match the size of your ear canals or the headset is not worn properly in your ears, you may not obtain the correct sound qualities or call performance. Change the earbud tips to ones that fit more snugly in your ear
  • NEXT-LEVEL ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLATION – Up to 2x more Active Noise Cancellation than the previous AirPods Pro for dramatically less noise on your commute, or when you want to focus. Adaptive Transparency lets you comfortably hear the world around you, adjusting for intense noise—like sirens or construction—in real time.
  • CUSTOMIZABLE FIT – Now with four pairs of silicone tips (XS, S, M, L) to fit a wider range of ears and provide all-day comfort. The tips create an acoustic seal to help keep out noise and secure AirPods Pro in place.
  • SOUND ALL AROUND – Personalized Spatial Audio surrounds you in sound tuned just for you. It works with dynamic head tracking to immerse you deeper in music and movies.
  • HIGHER LEVEL OF CONTROL – Now you can swipe the stem to adjust volume. Press it to play and pause music or to answer and end a call, or hold it to switch between Active Noise Cancellation and Adaptive Transparency.
  • A LEAP IN BATTERY LIFE – Up to 6 hours of listening time with Active Noise Cancellation enabled — 33% more than AirPods Pro (1st generation). With the charging case, you can get 30 hours of total listening time with Active Noise Cancellation enabled — 6 hours longer than AirPods Pro (1st generation).
  • A MORE CAPABLE CASE – Keep track of AirPods Pro with Precision Finding and a built-in speaker. A lanyard loop keeps your AirPods Pro close. Charge with an Apple Watch or MagSafe charger, or use the Lightning connector or a Qi-certified charger.
  • MAGICAL EXPERIENCE – Quick access to Siri by saying “Hey Siri”. Easy setup, in-ear detection, and automatic switching between devices. Audio Sharing lets you share a song or a show between two sets of AirPods on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Apple TV.

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Ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars (12,648) 4.7 out of 5 stars (609,364) 4.5 out of 5 stars (18,966) 4.6 out of 5 stars (14,642)
Fit Customizable Universal Universal Customizable
Active Noise Cancellation and Transparency Mode check mark - - check mark
Chip Apple H2 headphone chip U1 chip in charging case for Precision Finding Apple H1 headphone chip Apple H1 headphone chip Apple H1 headphone chip (each ear cup)
Hey Siri Always on Always on Always on Always on
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Battery life (listening time on one charge) Up to 6 hours of listening time Up to 5 hours of listening time Up to 6 hours of listening time Up to 20 hours of listening time
Battery life (listening time with charging case) Up to 30-hours More than 24-hours Up to 30-hours -
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LED Charging Light Location Front of Case Top of Case Front of case -
Qi Compatible check mark - - -
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Case MagSafe Charging Case (USB-C) with speaker and lanyard loop Lightning Charging Case Lightning Charging Case Smart Case

Technical Details

AirPods Pro (2nd generation)

Weight

AirPods Pro (each): 0.19 ounce (5.3 g), MagSafe Charging Case: 1.79 ounces (50.8 g)

Dimensions

AirPods (each): 0.94 by 0.86 by 1.22 inches (24.0 by 21.8 by 30.9 mm), MagSafe Charging Case: 1.78 by 0.85 by 2.39 inches (45.2 by 21.7 by 60.6 mm)

AirPods Sensors (each):

Dual beamforming microphones, Inward-facing microphone, Skin-detect sensor, Motion-detecting accelerometer, Speech-detecting accelerometer, Touch control

Power and Battery

Up to 6 hours of listening time on a single charge (up to 5.5 hours with Personalized Spatial Audio and Head Tracking enabled), Up to 4.5 hours of talk time with a single charge. AirPods Pro with MagSafe Charging Case: Up to 30 hours of listening time, Up to 24 hours of talk time, 5 minutes in the case provides around 1 hour of listening time or around 1 hour of talk time

Release Date

9/9/2022

Additional information

Up to 2x more Active Noice Cancellation compared to AirPods Pro (1st Generation).
Spatial Audio works with movies, TV, and video in supported apps.
iPhone with TrueDepth camera required to create personalized profile.
Battery life varies by use and configuration.
Precision Finding requires a U1‑equipped iPhone; availability varies by region.
AirPods Pro and charging case are sweat and water resistant for non-water sports and exercise, and they are IPX4 rated. Sweat and water resistance are not permanent conditions.
Siri may not be available in all languages or in all areas, and features may vary by area. Internet access required. Cellular data charges may apply.
Requires an iCloud account and a compatible Apple device running the latest operating system software. Works with iPhone 8 or later and iPod touch (7th generation) with the latest version of iOS; and 12.9-inch iPad Pro (2nd generation or later), 11-inch iPad Pro, 10.5-inch iPad Pro, iPad (5th generation or later), iPad Air (3rd generation or later), and iPad mini (5th generation or later) with the latest version of iPadOS.

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    4.7 out of 5 stars
    4.7 out of 5
    53,945 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the sound quality, fit, and comfort of the headphones. They mention that the noise cancellation is next level, and people can hear them on calls. They appreciate the small size and portability, which makes them unobtrusive. Customers are also happy with the quality. However, some customers have different opinions on stability, value, connectivity, and battery life.

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    2,367 customers mention1,970 positive397 negative

    Customers like the sound quality of the headphones. They mention that the sound is great, the noise cancellation is next level, and they can live-cancel loud outside noises that would exceed the dB. They fit well in the ear and provide nice noise cancellation. Even more amazing, people can hear them on calls. The added features, like spatial audio and dynamic head tracking, are also appreciated. The case has a speaker now and lets you track it within a.

    "...Good: Sound quality & noise cancellation are next level. I have a set of Bose noise cancelling I was using and haven’t picked the Bose up since...." Read more

    "...Gen1 MAX, and two (this is the best) they can actually live-cancel loud outside noises that would exceed the dB limit set by the device to which they..." Read more

    "...The sound quality is incredible, and the noise-cancelling feature makes them perfect for use in loud environments...." Read more

    "...This does a great job when running the lawn mower, silencing office chatter -- just make sure you choose the correct ear tips and get a good..." Read more

    1,579 customers mention1,204 positive375 negative

    Customers generally like the quality of the headphones. They say that the noise cancellation is really good, and the sound quality is also good. They are extremely impressed with their performance, and say that they are really nice headphones. The Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) technology is remarkably effective, allowing you to immerse.

    "...like a gimmick, but honestly, the separation, sound stage and quality is really, just excellent...." Read more

    "...Seriously improved: The H1 only sampled 200 times per second, while these sample 48,000 times per second, fast enough to compensate for..." Read more

    "...(2nd Gen) Wireless Earbuds, and I must say that I am extremely impressed with their performance...." Read more

    "...I have noticed, however, that they don't always play nice with my employer's Windows 11 desktop when trying to use them in MS Teams meetings...." Read more

    390 customers mention295 positive95 negative

    Customers like the comfort of the headphones. They say the quality is great, the ear pods are adjustable and soft, and the design fits snugly and securely in their ears. The noise level is well within safe levels for their ears, and it's easy to hold.

    "...The AirPods Pro are incredibly comfortable to wear. They come with several different ear tip sizes, so you can find the perfect fit for your ears...." Read more

    "...The biggest thing is that it feels more natural. And unlike the competition, you can tweak and tune it...." Read more

    "...Sleek, comfortable, and easy to use, they seamlessly integrate with your Apple devices for a hassle-free experience...." Read more

    "...I gave them a good go, but would end up with irritated skin in my ears after an hour or two of use in a day, and if I used them for meetings over a..." Read more

    388 customers mention290 positive98 negative

    Customers generally like the fit of the headphones. They say that the earphones are comfortable over several hours, and the case is still small. They appreciate the three size ear pillows and the adjustable soft ear pods, which make them unobtrusive. Overall, customers are satisfied with the sound quality, comfort, and versatility of the product.

    "...Suitably impressive for a driver so small that it makes me wonder what's done to achieve it. Magic gnomes, possibly...." Read more

    "...the wireless earbuds that I have owned to this point, these seem to fit my ear best...." Read more

    "...The wireless charging case is convenient and compact, making it easy to keep the earbuds powered on the go...." Read more

    "...AirPod Pro 2 the sound are equal to me just the AirPod Pro 3 are so bulky in size." Read more

    549 customers mention355 positive194 negative

    Customers have mixed opinions about the value of the headphones. Some mention that the performance and features justify the cost, while others say that it's a bit pricey and not worth the money.

    "...takes a little bit of time, but it’s easy to do, intuitive and seems worth it...." Read more

    "...I love these badboys , worth the price." Read more

    "...While the price is on the higher side, the quality and features of the AirPods Pro 2nd Gen make it a worthwhile investment, especially for those..." Read more

    "...However, I think they're worth the price if you're looking for a pair of wireless earbuds with excellent active noise cancellation, adaptive..." Read more

    508 customers mention351 positive157 negative

    Customers are mixed about the battery life of the headphones. Some mention that it has good battery life, while others say that it doesn't last long. Some customers also mention that the case has a smaller battery capacity, and it will drain quickly on a trip.

    "...Just observational:Battery seems to be pretty good, but I’ve let the case sit for a couple days off the charger - 2 to 3 days max and found..." Read more

    "...So that's pretty much it. Battery life is improved and I can confirm that Apple's sandbagging when they say "six hours of listening" as it's closer..." Read more

    "...case can recharge the pods quite a bit in 15 minutes, but I wish the battery was larger." Read more

    "...The battery life on the AirPods Pro is also impressive. They last for several hours on a single charge, and the charging case provides multiple..." Read more

    359 customers mention129 positive230 negative

    Customers are mixed about the stability of the headphones. Some mention that they stay securely in place, even during rigorous exercise, while others say that they tend to fall out of their ears. The customizable silicone ear tips ensure a secure fit, and they stay put even during active. However, some say that the stock silicone tips are prone to fall off if you're on the move.

    "...One nitpick - the stock silicone tips are prone to fall out if you're on the move...." Read more

    "...They also stay securely in place, even during rigorous exercise...." Read more

    "...If I push them in harder, it hurts and still fall out." Read more

    "...I have noticed the ear bud will fall out, if I bend completely over with my head down. I love them...." Read more

    335 customers mention151 positive184 negative

    Customers have mixed opinions about the connectivity of the earbuds. Some mention that they instantly connect to their iPhone, iPad, and MacBook, and the switching between devices is seamless. For Apple users, the integration is simple and effective. However, others say that the buds won't charge and sometimes they won''t connect. They also say that they disconnect and reconnect if they don''' t play anything in a minute.

    "...is spotty -- at its worst it hides all audio devices and crashes MS Teams. Not fun...." Read more

    "...With the Beats and Airpods lines, it allows for seamless device-switching depending on use, listen to music on the Mac, and if you get a call, they..." Read more

    "...- Quick note since the last firmware update, the airpods now auto-aggressively connect to my Mac instead of my Android...." Read more

    "...One of the best features of the AirPods Pro is their seamless connectivity to Apple devices...." Read more

    Unparalleled utility and versatility with a shockingly natural soundstage. Amazing for iPhone users
    5 Stars
    Unparalleled utility and versatility with a shockingly natural soundstage. Amazing for iPhone users
    I'm a self-described armchair audiophile, and this would be my first wireless set. I've sampled a few sets in the far flung past to demo, but have never felt compelled to keep them.Not these. I'm using them right now as I write this review on my pc desktop. Outside of really dedicated audiophile listening, or applications that demand extreme attention to detail such as audio engineering or sound production for high profile projects, they're too versatile *not* to use for the vast majority of daily scenarios, with very decent sound quality to boot.To start, I don't have to reach for my phone to operate them (remember, this is the first wireless set I've logged more than a few hours on). The closest I had before was volume and playback controls integrated into the wire at the joint on wired sets. Very serviceable, but also finicky in certain situations. If you were, say, leaning over or had your body twisted a certain way, reaching for the controls would pose various difficulties. Worse if you had happened to tuck the wire into your jacket. Having a bunch of different gesture and pinch commands at the stem by your earlobe has been a joy to operate.The automation is also nice. You can set it so that if one or both buds are taken out of your ears, it automatically pauses content. It auto resumes when the bud(s) go back in. You can long pinch to swap between Transparency Mode and ANC (active noise cancelling), because they correctly predicted that just ANC-off (thereby functioning like $15 earbuds with no tech built into how they handle an external sound environment) is useless.The ANC is astonishing, but Transparency mode even more so. It's scarily good now that I’ve spent a good week using these at work. I'm in a position (mechanical engineer working in industrial power delivery) where it's safety critical that I can hear my surroundings, and at the same time I'm sometimes exposed to loud machinery for short (less than a couple minutes), medium (5-15 minutes), and extended (hour+) durations. For environments involving loud machines, ANC performs extremely well, cancelling out the vast majority of noise so that it's well within safe levels for my ears, while still letting me hold conversations with shocking ease. I've had colleagues remark at my ability to converse fluidly, without asking them to repeat themselves in deafening environments, whereas they have trouble hearing me shouting into their ears (while they're taking a moment to lift off their earmuffs). I let one of our machine operators demo these and he immediately bought his own pair. That's how good they are. How he'll get around the prying eyes of his supervisor (since we're still in medieval times where seeing earbuds in ears can be misconstrued as a productivity issue) remains to be seen.Outside of that admittedly niche environment, Transparency Mode has been amazing for regular office use. I literally can’t tell (for non-obvious content like podcasts and talking head YouTube videos) if they’re in. I kept anxiously double checking the other morning that James Hoffman wasn’t actually lecturing our entire office about coffee flavor notes out of the phone speakers. I leave these in throughout the day and, frankly, forget that they're in. The environmental reproduction is unparalleled.So that’s the big thing about the raw sound quality that the marketing hasn't quite articulated: the soundstage is extremely natural. It’s like open backed headphones, but better (literally like not wearing anything), and they’re shockingly good at integrating media content with your surroundings to the point that unless you’re listening to something that would make it obvious (like loud or highlight/bass heavy music), it’s legitimately hard to tell if the sound is coming out the buds plugged straight inside your ears.So wearable audio gear comes in 3 broad categories: neutral/open, noise isolating, and noise canceling - the latter being a relatively very recent addition to the list. The 2nd category, noise isolating, relies on mechanical design to prevent external sound from entering the stage. It’s good if you’re, say, an audio engineer and really need to nitpick and correct intricate details, but isn't the best for normal listening. The classic design puzzle here is that the better the mechanical isolation, the more obvious or cumbersome (read: uncomfortable) it is to use the wearable. I usually personally favor the 1st category because those headsets tend to be lighter and easier to wear for longer periods and the natural soundstage just sounds better to me in the vast majority of scenarios.It's the 1st and 3rd categories that are more interesting - higher end models occupying the 1st category tend to be "open backed" headphones, typically these big cans you wear on your head that are surprisingly lightweight and have a gentle, natural soundstage. They don't have software processing, so any sound produced is natural and unpolluted from the headset. But besides being bulky and wired, they're also infamous for leaking out sound to your external environment, so they're best for personal use cases and aren't appropriate for public or office use.The 3rd category, ANC, uses realtime processing to negate leakage getting *into* your wearable audio gear by canceling any external sounds before you can hear them - basically the "software version" of the hardware-based 2nd category. The challenge here has classically been execution - working with sound involves a lot of advanced mathematics. Remember sine, cosine, and wave characteristics including frequency and amplitude? And how everyone hated them? Well, I've worked with them (still do sometimes), and I can confirm they're the worst. Fourier transforms, ugh, kill me now. ANC is based on these really complicated mathematics, and you have to combine the math - hopefully with very high precision and with no errors - with good software logic, and ON TOP of that you need good hardware like a fast processing chip and responsive speaker design to achieve results with as little time lag as possible. There's a lot that has to come together, and historically the execution/implementation side has been lacking, resulting in random and omnipresent inconsistencies like weird lowkey "hissy" noises you'll catch here and there. At worst, at least for self-described armchair audiophiles such as myself, there's the real concern that poor execution damages the raw sound quality of what you're listening to. ANC has been known to interfere not just the external environment (which is its intended use), but also with the desired audio produced by the wearable (which is really bad), undercutting bass frequencies in headsets that are already poorly optimized for low frequencies in the first place, or negating and partially muting the sparkle of higher registers.The Airpod Pro 2s are the 1st and 3rd categories simultaneously and insanely good at both. Like, unprecedentedly good at both. And this starts with their frankly astonishing implementation of practically flawless ANC. This has allowed them to get around the design challenge of the first category (the aforementioned leakage issue) by leveraging their superior ANC *in reverse* to also be the 1st category: the Airpod Pro 2s are extremely good at reproducing your sound environment in a way that feels indistinguishable from not wearing them. This opens up a huge amount of usage options - such as walking around the office with zero fear of missing cues from colleagues, or, in my current scenario, using these to play music while writing this review so that I don't bother my sleeping cats with loud music, while still being assured I can hear them if they need to get my attention for anything. On top of that, I don't have to swap away from this window and ruin my rhythm if I need to change tracks or adjust volume.Another thing - iPhone users have the option to modify Transparency mode to enhance vocals, or boost certain frequency ranges, making them function as very good entry-level hearing aids. This can be done by heading into your iPhone Settings, selecting Accessibility, selecting Airpods, heading into Audio Accessibility Settings, and tapping into Headphone Accomodations. From there you can literally upload an audiogram and from there select "tune audio for audiogram" and voila - Transparency mode is now tuned for your specific hearing shape. Besides that, a good amount of basic control (not having to upload anything and just tweaking menu knobs) is available, from focusing on enhancing vocals and specifying how softly or strongly softer sounds are enhanced. It's very likely I'll be purchasing these for my parents in the near future.On top of that, as a default feature, they actively monitor your environment for harshly loud sounds and protect you against them in realtime. Drop a pot? Well, sucks for the pot, but it won't be as harsh on your ears. You're walking along and a dog comes barking at you over the fence out of nowhere? Well, you may or may not get jump scared practically out of your socks, but at least the sudden barking will be at the level of, you know, a reasonable conversation.One nitpick - the stock silicone tips are prone to fall out if you're on the move. They're fine for normal walking and definitely sitting, but I definitely wouldn't trust these to stay in while riding a bike or taking a jog. There are 3rd party options that help with this (I'm currently using a silicone/memory foam tips that already feel much more secure), but be aware I don't really use these outside daily office use and walking between the different production cells at our manufacturing facility.Quite frankly, these things have been a joy to use for hours every day. I only wish I'd gotten them sooner. Besides being extremely versatile and natural sounding earbuds with cutting edge realtime processing, it's amazing to me that we have commercial access to essentially non-surgical ear enhancements. You know what that sounds like. The future. And you can shove it straight in your ears today.
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