Offering a clear step up from the first-gen Pro, the AirPods Pro 2 use a custom driver that delivers a big improvement in audio performance. Sound is noticeably richer than what we heard on the ...

First, we have the normal AirPods 4 that replace Apple’s AirPods 2. They have a $129 retail price, just like 2nd-generation AirPods, so it’ll be nice to finally be rid of that old design that ...

Our guide lists today's best AirPods Pro deals so you can shop today's lowest prices around the web. While the 2019 first-generation AirPods Pro are no longer available to purchase from the Apple ...

Apple first launched the AirPods in December 2016 ... the hassle of untangling a mess of EarPods wires. The second-generation AirPods Pro were announced in fall 2022 with an upgraded H2 chip ...

Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 are coming later this year after a three-year wait, here are three new features to expect from the upgrade.

To celebrate the Lunar New Year that starts on January 29, Apple is releasing limited edition AirPods 4 that are engraved with a special Year of ...

Now, nearly a decade after their debut, Apple is on its fourth generation of AirPods ... alongside the company’s flagship AirPods Pro 2, which were first launched in 2022, and are continuously ...

Apple sells four types of AirPods, including three sets of earphones and one pair of headphones. We compare them all to help you determine which is right for you. I've been a contributing editor ...

Your AirPods are always listening for 'Hey, Siri!' The second-gen AirPods, AirPods Pro and AirPods Max all recognize the Hey Siri wake command. So if you've got the AirPods in and your iPhone in ...

During the second-generation announcement in 2022 ... They take on design elements first introduced in AirPods Pro but keep the one-size-fits-all shape of the original. The earbuds are more ...

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Dolby Atmos can be a great surround sound experience. But just because your gear bears an Atmos label, that doesn't mean you've got Atmos sound. Here's why.