AirPods 5 Pre-Orders Now Live, but Flagship AirPods Pro 3 only $50 More Right Now
Apple says the fifth-generation model delivers 50% better noise cancellation than AirPods 4 and adds swipe volume controls with tougher water and dust protection.
- At its annual hardware event, Apple unveiled the fifth-generation AirPods, featuring standard Active Noise Cancellation, an IP57 water and dust rating, and new swipe-to-adjust volume controls on the stems.
- Beyond standardizing Active Noise Cancellation, Apple claims the AirPods 5 block 150% more noise than the AirPods 4 using a new multiport architecture for "richer, more detailed sound across an even wider range of ear geometries."
- While the base model starts at $129, a $149 version includes wireless charging and an extra hour of battery life; both maintain four hours of listening time with Active Noise Cancellation activated.
- With an IP57 rating, the AirPods are now sealed against dust and water, enabling use during workouts and downpours unlike the splash-only protection of the previous IP54-rated generation.
- Unless consumers secure a clearance discount on lingering AirPods 4 stock, the AirPods 5 represent a clear upgrade, though they still lack the vacuum-like isolation of the silicone-tipped AirPods Pro.
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AirPods 5 pre-orders now live, but flagship AirPods Pro 3 only $50 more right now
Apple has now unleashed its new AirPods 5 with pre-orders now live on the base set at $129 and the higher-end Wireless Charging Case model at $149. Thing is, you can score the flagship AirPods Pro 3 for just $50 more than that right now with the ongoing Amazon deal. more…
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