Experience Hearing Like Never Before with AirPods Pro 2
Pioneering Hearing Health
Step into the future of sound with AirPods Pro 2—the world’s first all-in-one hearing health experience. Backed by scientific validation, these innovative earbuds offer a comprehensive Hearing Test* alongside clinical-grade active Hearing Protection, transforming how you engage with audio and your environment.
Intelligent Noise Control
Immerse yourself in a world of sound, free from distractions. Active Noise Cancellation blocks out up to twice the background noise*, while Transparency Mode keeps you connected to the sounds around you. Adaptive Audio intuitively combines both modes for an unparalleled listening experience in any setting, and Conversation Awareness automatically adjusts audio volume when you’re speaking with someone nearby.
Exceptional Sound and Call Clarity
With the power of the Apple-designed H2 chip, enjoy strikingly rich sound quality. Our custom-built low-distortion driver delivers crisp highs and deep, resonant bass. Plus, Voice Isolation enhances phone call clarity, ensuring you remain connected even in noisy environments.
Customizable Comfort
Find your perfect fit with four pairs of silicone tips (XS, S, M, L) designed to accommodate a variety of ear shapes. Each tip forms an effective acoustic seal that enhances sound quality and secures your AirPods Pro 2 for all-day wear.
Durable and Resilient
Built to withstand your active lifestyle, both AirPods Pro and their MagSafe Charging Case feature IP54 dust, sweat, and water resistance. Enjoy music in any condition without compromising on performance or comfort.
Personalized Spatial Audio
Experience sound tailored to your unique ear shape, complete with dynamic head tracking for an immersive auditory journey. Unlock the power of Dolby Atmos with select songs, shows, and movies for a richer listening experience.
Seamless Control
Managing your audio has never been easier. Effortlessly swipe, press, or hold the stem for playback control using Touch. And with Siri Interactions, responding to commands is as simple as a nod or shake of your head.
Impressive Battery Life
Stay powered throughout your day with up to 6 hours of listening time with Active Noise Cancellation enabled. Extend your listening experience up to 30 hours using the case, ensuring your AirPods Pro 2 are always ready for action.
Advanced Charging Case
Keep your AirPods Pro 2 within reach and charged with Precision Finding and a built-in speaker. The convenient lanyard loop adds extra portability, and you can charge using an Apple Watch, MagSafe Charger, USB-C Charge Cable, or any Qi-certified charger.
Discover a new realm of audio excellence with AirPods Pro 2. Explore “Additional Information” for more details about this revolutionary product.
Customers say
Customers praise these earbuds for their sound quality, with one noting they’re perfect for commuting in noisy environments, and appreciate their solid construction and functionality, with one mentioning seamless iPhone integration. The earbuds feature different tip sizes for a perfect fit, and customers find them comfortable enough to wear for hours, with charging lasting all day. While the connectivity receives mixed reviews, with some praising the outstanding pairing with Apple devices while others report connection issues, customers find them well worth the price.
Andrew Montgomery –
AirPods Pro 2s actually help “turn down the volume” of my life-long tinnitus. YMMV…
WAY LONG REVIEW, BUT ABOUT SOMETHING IMPORTANT, SO…TL;DR: Apple AirPods Pro 2s actually help “turn down the volume” of my life-long tinnitus. YMMV… So, for those of us crusty old codgers with beat up ears, here’s an interesting discovery I made today:I (unsurprisingly) listen to a lot of stuff while working out in my shop. And as a DOACA (“Dude of a Certain Age”) who worked as a roadie & stage tech in the age of Grunge, I have pretty pronounced tinnitus, so I’m doubly careful about my hearing when using some of my larger shop tools, like my cabinet saw, mill, etc, which means I’m often putting hearing protection on, and taking it off repeatedly. I have a decent “bone conduction” headset that allows for environmental awareness, but the protectors don’t work with those on. I have tried a few wireless earbuds (most recently the well reviewed certain-Lab “Mini”s) but there was some problem or other with all of them (the Minis sound great, but have terrible connectivity).So I finally sucked it up and got a set of Apple AirPod Pro 2s (yeah, mostly after hearing Adam Savage rave about them in a recent video you can easily find.) An interesting thing about them is that Apple actually worked with the US FDA (for those of you not in America, that’s the federal agency that regulates medical devices here in the States—you need to be certified by them to make any medical claims about a product or device) and got these to be certified as Class II hearing aids in the US and Canada. And in addition to a clinical-grade hearing test feature included that runs in the app, the Hearing Aid feature is easy to employ, and actually useful. But that’s not what has me so jazzed about these.Aside from the Bluetooth being rather astounding (my wife took my phone to the other end of the house about 40′ away, with our chimney stack between us, and stuck it in her sock drawer—totally fine), the noise cancellation is *shockingly* good. And this is where things get interesting, and where we get back around to my tinnitus.Putting these in my ears this morning while sitting in my dining area, next to our furnace closet with the HVAC running, the ANC immediately kicked in. And even with no music or sound playing, the furnace noise (I’d guess about ~50dB) just… *disappeared*. I literally had to take them out and put them back in a few times to see if I was going a bit bonkers. But not only did that sound disappear, but my tinnitus—a group of between five and seven tones of various frequencies between 4kHz – 8/9kHz that has a perceived volume of about 40dB all the time—suddenly had its volume “turned down” by about 10-15dB.It was rather startling.I’ve heard those tones from the age of 17 on (I’m now 57). Incessantly. Unforgivingly. Perpetually.For them to get quieter was pretty amazing.I suspect that the Active Noise Cancellation is at play here. If you’re not aware, AirPods have microphones built into them. The main, obvious ones, are the little sticks that come off them outside your ears that listen to the environment around them. But there is a second set of microphones that detect the sounds *inside your ear canal when the buds are in them* that are likely the heroes here. The buds take both of those sound profiles (technically, it’s *four* sound signatures—two for each ear) and then uses machine learning combined with Apple’s H2 chip to create “anti-noise.”Now, anti-noise is nothing new: I mean, *that’s how ANC works*. It’s also nothing new to tinnitus sufferers, either. “Noise generators” have been around for decades. There are even apps available that allow you to pump white, gray, pink, brown, or other noise “colors,” or other environmental sounds (ocean waves, rain, fireplace crackling, etc) into your ears -via- buds throughout the day to “mask” tinnitus. Many people have decent luck with this kind of tinnitus self-treatment—I never have.I suspect that it’s the inner microphones (Apple is one of a handful of current makers that have this) that are really helping to effectively mask the sound that gets past the bud seals, combined with (love ’em or hate ’em) Apple’s crazy level of R&D that gets these buds to analyze not only the environmental noise profile *outside* the buds, but the sound that *gets past the buds*. This winds up being a broader noise profile, so the buds generate a broader palate of anti-noise, and then puts it *right in your ear*.Now to be clear, I can still hear my tinnitus tones. They’re just less present in the… what? *”auditory mix”* in my head. But boy oh boy is the change noticeable. At least for now. It may be that in time my ears get used to the trick. But as of right now? I’m fine with being fooled.It may be that other buds with ANC also do this, but I can’t speak to any other solutions except the comparison to my -Labs. I get nothing if you buy these or any other buds. This is just my experience, but as someone who’s lived with this affliction for so long, ANY positive change is important enough for me to take time, write down, and share my experience. YMMV.If you have tinnitus, or hearing problems (or suspect you might) these are a serious consideration.
Bob –
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First, please comment if you have any questions and I would love to respond to help!I had the AirPods Pro Gen1 prior to these, but the new AirPods blew them out of the water. The added ear tips make customability even better especially for small ears like mine.The Active Noise Cancellation is clearly superior to the first generation and the addition of Adaptive audio is super cool and very useful.The battery is even better than I was expecting. The AirPods charge super fast in the case, and the case charging itself is also super fast. The USB-C cord is a very nice addition especially with the new, more common, USB-C charging block. The new Apple Braided USB-C cord is also a small but nice touch.I personally do not use the ring on the side, but I imagine many people may find it useful. The addition of the Find My capabilities with both the case and the AirPods themselves is beyond helpful because I always seem to misplace them. Small bonus, every time you charge the case or the AirPods, the case sounds off a little chime to let you know that they are charging or if the battery is low.As an owner of the AirPods Max and a former owner of the AirPods Pro gen 1, I would 100% recommend this new generation. The noise cancellation is superior to the gen 1, but slightly behind the Maxes because they are in-ear instead of over-ear. If you want the maxes, I would get them, but it depends on your activities. I have noticed recently how good the sound quality is. It’s stunning. Sometimes I still prefer my Maxes for certain listening experiences or if I’m heavily invested in a movie or I have a long flight, but the quality on the 2nd gen pros is so crisp. Some pitches you can notice are superior to that of the Maxes. In terms of listen, Maxes win, but it’s so damn close. AirPods Pro are ideal because they are small, discrete, and light weight. You can slip them in your pocket or place just one in your ear. They are also very useful and comfortable to use while working out, as opposed to the maxes.The AirPods are quite durable too. If my first pair is any indication to this pair, then I promise you, they can take a beating. After 4 years of having the first gen AirPods Pro, I have thrown them around, dropped them hundreds of times and they often got small scratches, but only chipped once or twice after higher falls on super hard surfaces. But they worked every single time.Long story short, if you’re on the fence, get them. They are super great for travel, workouts/runs, house chores, and all activities in general.Hope you find this helpful, if you have any questions please comment them!