The AirPods have been one of the last great revolutions of Apple in terms of technology. Headphones that have created a sensation to the point that Apple's competitors copied their designs just as they have done with smartphones or even with operating systems. And it is that Apple has always created an identity around its headphones. AirPods, AirPods Pro, or AirPods Max, a range of headphones that has been growing and for which Apple is betting heavily. They will be renewed... and a few days ago A possible design change in the AirPods Pro was leaked, now they are debunked and it seems that they will have the same design as the first generation AirPods Pro. Keep reading as we tell you all the details…
Same design, or a new design with minor changes… There was talk of a design change without the characteristic stick on which the microphone is located, something like the Beats Studio Buds, small headphones that barely come out of our ear. And it is that the current “stick” contains, apart from the microphone, an IR sensor that is responsible for detecting when we have the headphones in our ears. The new ones would have skin detection sensors (currently found in the third generation AirPods) and supposedly they would not be in this area so the design could vary.
Skin detection yes, a new detection that would allow us to carry them in our pocket without them being activated as it happens now by having IR sensors and by confusing our ear with any surface that covers this sensor and makes the headphones believe that they are in our ear. What else can we expect from these new AirPods Pro? improvements in its operation basically. Improvements in terms of sound quality, and especially improvements in terms of noise cancellation isolation. And you, what do you expect from the next AirPods Pro? We read you...
What would I like?
– ALAC (Apple Lossless Audio Codec).
– Skin detection
– Improved battery life especially with cancellation enabled.
– Improved cancellation quality.
– Adjusted price of €250.
– USB-C charging in addition to wireless charging.