Apple’s Latest AirPods Pro: A Game-Changer for Lost Headphones
Losing an Apple Product Can Be a Frustrating Experience
One of the most infuriating experiences you can have with an Apple product is losing your AirPods. Apple’s products are so deeply interconnected that it doesn’t make sense why, until recently, the ‘Find My’ technology couldn’t tell you that you lost a headphone at your friend’s house. Fortunately, this issue has been addressed by Apple, and their latest generation of AirPods Pro will be even better at helping you locate your missing earbuds.
New Features in the Latest Generation of AirPods Pro
The next-generation of AirPods Pro will come equipped with several new features that make it easier to track down your lost headphones. Each individual AirPod can play a sound, just in case you lose them outside of the case. This feature is particularly useful if you’re outdoors or in a noisy environment. But what’s even more innovative is that the case itself will also get its own speaker, which will play a louder chime tone when you look for it using ‘Find My.’
This new feature not only helps you locate your AirPods but also provides additional functionality. The speaker will also indicate low battery, as well as notify you when you start charging your AirPods. This means that you’ll never have to worry about running out of battery or forgetting to charge your AirPods again.
A More Convenient Charging Experience
The new case is now compatible with an Apple Watch charger or a MagSafe charger. This makes it easier than ever to keep your AirPods charged and ready to use. No longer will you need to fumble around for a charging cable or worry about finding a power outlet.
A Long Overdue Attachment Option
Another new feature that we can’t help but wonder why it didn’t exist until now is the option to attach a lanyard to your AirPods Pro case. Gone are the days of buying a cheap, third-party silicon case solely so that you can hook your AirPods case on your belt loop. This attachment option makes it easier than ever to keep track of your AirPods and prevents them from getting lost in the first place.
Pricing and Availability
The new AirPods Pro will be priced at $249, which is a competitive price point for this level of technology. They will go on sale for preorder on September 9 and become available on September 23. If you’re in the market for a new pair of wireless earbuds, now is the perfect time to upgrade.
Conclusion
The latest generation of AirPods Pro is a game-changer for anyone who’s lost their headphones before. With its innovative features and user-friendly design, it’s hard to imagine why Apple didn’t implement these changes sooner. But regardless of when they did, we’re just glad that they’ve finally addressed this issue.
Whether you’re an avid listener or simply looking for a convenient way to stay entertained on-the-go, the new AirPods Pro are sure to please. So mark your calendars for September 9 and get ready to upgrade your listening experience with Apple’s latest innovation.
About Amanda Silberling
Amanda Silberling is a senior writer at TechCrunch covering the intersection of technology and culture. She has also written for publications like Polygon, MTV, the Kenyon Review, NPR, and Business Insider. She is the co-host of Wow If True, a podcast about internet culture, with science fiction author Isabel J. Kim.
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