Upcoming Apple AirPods 3 redesign images leaked

Apple AirPods 3 will be released this month as soon as possible, and more and more leaks show the design of the new wireless headset. Now, today, 52audio’s website declared a series of pictures, said to be the third generation of AirPods.

Previously, the design of Apple’s AirPods 3 is similar to AirPods Pro, with a shorter and more rounded body design. The handle will still be longer than the AirPods Pro handle, but much shorter than the AirPods handle.

There are rumors that AirPods 3 will use snap-on silicone earplugs to achieve more comfortable and customizable in-ear wear, just like AirPods Pro, but this does not seem to be the design described in the picture.

If accurate, these pictures show that AirPods 3 will utilize a design similar to AirPods, without silicone earplugs. Apple AirPods 3 more real machine pictures leaked, priced at about 976 yuan.

The design of the AirPods 3 case will be similar to that of the AirPods Pro case. It is wider than the standard AirPods shell to fit the new body design, and it is not so tall, because it no longer needs to accommodate such a long stem.

It seems that there is no room for silicone earplugs on the top, which also shows that it is a tipless design.

Although AirPods 3 will look the same as AirPods Pro, rumors say they will not have Pro-level features. Active noise reduction will still be limited to AirPods Pro, while other features such as spatial audio may also be advanced features.

AirPods 3 is expected to continue to use Apple’s H1 chip, as well as all the current standard features of AirPods 2 and AirPods Pro, like fast device pairing, voltage decrease, fast switching, and clear call quality enabled by beamforming microphones And long-distance calls.

52audio believes that AirPods 3 will be priced at $150. AirPods 2 is priced at US$159 without a wireless charging box and US$199 with a wireless charging box. It is unclear whether Apple will give these two options on AirPods 3, but it seems that Qi-based wireless charging is likely to become a standard option.

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