Manzana I’m planning to update AirPods cheaper with the fourth-generation model, which will have a new design and more features. Reported by Mark Gurman of Bloombergin their latest weekly news bulletin.
According to the journalist, the company will launch next year. two “non-professional” fourth-generation AirPods models. The goal is to solve the problem Apple has with consumers choosing to purchase second-generation AirPods instead of third-generation; something that causes a company to earn less income.
The two AirPods 4 models will differ in one key feature: active noise cancellation. Thus, the most expensive version will include the ability to isolate sound to the outside, which will also allow it to compete with other headphones from manufacturers that offer ANC at a significantly lower price. This will also differentiate the AirPods 4 in terms of price.
However, both models will have many new features. Among them new design; with a shorter stem and probably including pads. The body will also be redesigned, including speakers, to use the Find Me feature, which lets you search for headphones through your iPhone. Certainly, both will have a USB-C port.
AirPods 4 will also serve as hearing aids.
In terms of features, AirPods 4 and the rest of the models announced by the company are expected from 2024. integrate hearing aid mode. This will allow users with hearing problems to use the headphones as if they were hearing aids.
Apple also plans to launch new generation of AirPods Max which were announced in 2020. There aren’t many details about it at the moment, but the new version is expected to include a USB-C port. However, it’s unclear whether they’ll come with the H2 chip, which will allow you to activate some exclusive features like adaptive audio or the ability to call Siri just by saying her name.
On the other hand, AirPods Pro won’t be updated until 2025. According to Gurman, they will appear with a new design and an updated chip that will integrate new functions.
Source: Hiper Textual
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