AirPods Pro 3
Multichannel Sealed Noise-Cancelling Wireless Headphones (2025 ~ today)
Ultra-practical audiophile headphones with immersive 3D sound!
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AirPods Pro 3. (1.947 oz./55.2g complete system as shown, $224). bigger.
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Introduction New Good Bad Missing
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Everyone loves AirPods! AirPods are the most popular headphones on earth.
The most amazing thing about my AirPods Pro 3 isn't just how the sound gets out of my head even with simple stereo; these are brilliant multichannel 'pods, and fed from a multichannel source like Apple Music Spatial Audio, or a 5.1 or Dolby Atmos movie, the AirPods Pro 3 throw sounds wherever they're supposed to go in three dimensions. With the right source, sounds come from all over!
Few people realize these latest AirPods Pro 3 use all sorts of Apple magic to reproduce a full spherical field of sound if you feed them from a multichannel source. The 'pods cease to exist and the sound comes from all over!
While most music is still released in simple two-channel stereo rather than Dolby Atmos or Apple Spatial Audio, almost every movie made in the past 50 years or more has an expertly produced multichannel soundtrack — which sounds amazing on these AirPods. Even if it's an old movie from the late 1970s, most likely it's got amazing surround sound when played through these AirPods, and the latest releases in Dolby Atmos have sounds coming from above and below as well. Even old analog Dolby Stereo sounds great.
Be sure you're set up for multichannel and are listening to a multichannel source, and listen to the flying scenes from a well-done movie like Unbroken (2014) where you'll hear things coming and going in every direction, presuming you're actually getting it in Dolby Atmos (how to check).
These fit in their case which fits in my jeans' tiny watch pocket so they go everywhere. The only problem is remembering to take them out before I do the wash!
A full charge of my 'pods plays for about 8⅔ hours, and recharging from the case gives me a total of 25 hours of play time with a full system charge. It charges super fast from just about anything; any time I take a break 15- or 20-minute break they're all charged again. More at Power & Battery Life.
Their controls and integration into the Apple ecosystem are superb as expected. It's trivially automatic to pair them to your iPhone, and then they're already paired to everything else (iPad, Mac, Apple TV, etc.) connected to your same Apple ID. They're always connected and just play. No other 'pods integrate as well with all our numerous Apple devices as AirPods do.
They work with anything non-Apple via regular Bluetooth.
They have strongest noise isolation I've ever heard, and of course you can set them to transparent mode to hear right through them.
They're easy to wear all day, automatically turning down the music and opening up the isolation so you can hear people when you talk to them.
AirPods Pro 3 have flawless tight, deep and articulate bass with a tonal balance that's designed to be clear, open and airy. They have excellent loudness (bass) compensation at softer levels, so the bass stays strong even played softly. You don't have to play them loud as you do with almost every headphone or speaker to hear all the bass; the AirPods Pro 3 automatically compensate for our ears' natural loss of bass sensitivity at lower levels.
They sound great with every kind of music: unforgivingly accurate with rough recordings and smooth and detailed with great ones. The AirPods Pro 3 are brilliant. The biggest limitation, as has been the case for all of the history of recorded sound, is how good is your source materiel.
It's humbling how these 'pods sound just like my fancy home motion picture theatre, with 400 pounds of front speakers, multiple stereo subwoofers and discrete rear speakers. With these 'pods I have a really hard time trying to figure out if my discrete multichannel speakers are playing, or just the 'pods. (Hint: cover your ears. If the sound is unchanged, then just the 'pods are playing 😁.)
It's astonishing how well they do multichannel audio (Spatial, Atmos, 5.1, etc.), and no one else seems to notice. They are extraordinary for movies, which for 50 years have been released in multichannel (Dolby Stereo, DTS, SDDS, 5.1, etc.). Not much music, even today, is streamed in multichannel yet, but movies are, and the sound comes from 360º even from almost every older movie when streamed (at least with my AirPods coupled to my Apple TV or iOS device). These are amazing in their ability to put up a HUGE soundstage with sounds coming from behind and above and below us if that's how it's recorded, far superior to any commercial movie theater I've ever heard, with far better bass, too.
Probably more important for normal people are also all the magnificent Apple features completely absent on other brands of 'pods, and yes, they stay stuck in my ears all day, especially with the correct size seals for your particular ears (Apple includes five sizes!).
Bravo!
I'd get my AirPods Pro 3 at B&H, at Adorama, at Crutchfield or at Amazon. They're also available at eBay (How to Win at eBay), but for something as personal as this I'd stick to brand new.
New since AirPods Pro 2 intro top
Claimed better outside noise reduction. I don't have the old 'pods, and these AirPods Pro 3 do have the strongest noise reduction I've ever heard.
Rated 8 hour 'pod battery life (I get 8⅔ hours), up from 6.
Live language translation.
Built-in heart rate sensor.
Hearing tests and hearing aid functions.
5 pairs of ear seals included, up from 4.
IP 57 water resistance, up from IP 54. IP 57 implies being OK for a half hour in 1 meter (three feet) of water. Apple suggests drying them carefully before putting them back in their case if they do get dunked.
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The multichannel engine can use the camera to measure the curves of your face and ears to calculate optimized parameters for the magic that goes into making multiple channels play out of just two 'pods.
Sound great with every kind of music.
Strongest noise isolation I've ever heard.
One squeeze sets them to transparent mode to hear right through them, and it can be set to open up automatically if you start talking (Conversation Awareness mode).
Usually raises the level automatically if ambient sound gets louder.
Automatic protection against loud outside sounds.
The sound (timbre or voicing) doesn't change with the various noise cancelling modes. Many lesser-brand 'pods sound different as you change these modes, although the level in these AirPods does drop a bit when you turn off Spatial Audio in your iOS Control Center.
Sound so pure and uncolored that every recording sounds completely different.
Superb tonal balance.
Flawless tight, deep and articulate bass.
Superb loudness (bass) compensation at softer levels, so the perceived tonal balance doesn't change and the bass stays strong even when played very softly.
Relatively insensitive to ear seal. Lesser-brand 'pods lose all the bass unless your seal is perfect, while these AirPods Pro 3 don't really seem to care. Bravo!
Seemingly limitless battery life.
Fast charging. I can't imagine any reasonable charge taking more than 15 minutes to an hour unless you really go out of your way to run everything all the way down. If you do, not more than two hours will get it from 0% / 0% / 0% to 100% / 100% / 100%.
Easy to wear all day.
Find My, Play Sound and Mark as Lost works individually for each of the three pieces (case, left and right 'pod). Try that with regular headphones like Audeze!
Find My Display on iPhone 17 Pro Max. bigger.
Easy to set them to control your iPhone or iPad camera to take photos and video.
Easy to use them like a lapel mic when recording video.
With just a 100-micron-deep lip around the flipping cover the insides of the case stay clean even when living in my pocket.
The whole system and case is small enough to live inside my jeans' watch pocket. That's the tiny pocket inside the right front pocket, which in the 1880s was actually invented to hold a pocket watch.
I've never had these fall out or get lost - so far.
You can put your iPhone someplace else and you can hear what's going on around it remotely through your 'pods! This is great for hearing your professor in lecture classes. I haven't tested it to see if it's in Stereo or Atmos, or just mono, or how far away you can get.
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So comfy that one may forget they're in and accidently wear them in the shower. They'll probably survive.
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No battery percentage readouts on the case other than a colored LED; read the percentages on your iPhone/Mac/iPad etc.
Specifications top
Introduction New Good Bad Missing
I'd get my AirPods Pro 3 at B&H, at Adorama, at Crutchfield or at Amazon. They're also available at eBay (How to Win at eBay), but for something as personal as this I'd stick to brand new.
Size top
The case is 1.858 × 2.449 × 0.858 inches (47.2 × 62.2 × 21.8 millimeters), HWD.
Weight top
Mine measure 1.947 oz./55.2g for the complete system of case and 'pods.
Apple specifies each 'pod as 0.20 oz. (5.55 g).
Apple specifies the case as 1.55 oz. (43.99 g), or 1.95 oz. (55.09 g) for all three pieces.
Batteries & Power top
The 'pods are rated about 8 hours on a charge depending on how you have them setup. (I get 8⅔ hours, depending on mode. Apple rates them at up to 6.5 to 10 hours on a 'pod charge).
The case is rated 24 hours.
I get 25 hours total system play time from the pods and recharging them from the case when starting with everything (case and 'pods) fully charged.
Apple says 5 minutes of sitting in the case charges the 'pods enough to play an hour. Honestly they charge so fast that any time I take a short break, my pods are all charged again.
Battery models A2647 and A2664.
Case battery: 3.67V, 1.334 Wh.
Each pod battery: 221 mWh, 58 mAh.
Measured battery & charging data.
Bluetooth
Bluetooth 5.3.
Price top
02 April 2026
$224 at Amazon, $239.95 at B&H and at Adorama or $249 at Crutchfield.
About $118 used at eBay (How to Win at eBay), but for something as personal as this I'd stick to brand new.
18-30 March 2026
$199.99 at Amazon, $239.95 at B&H and at Adorama or $249 at Crutchfield.
About $113 used at eBay (How to Win at eBay), but for something as personal as this I'd stick to brand new.
17 March 2026
$239.95 at B&H and at Adorama, $249 at Crutchfield or $209.99 at Amazon.
About $113 used at eBay (How to Win at eBay), but for something as personal as this I'd stick to brand new.
Fall 2025 (Introduction)
$249.
Performance top
Introduction New Good Bad Missing
Power Charging Sound Tonal Balance Bass Noise Cancellation
How Does It Play Multiple Channels from Just Two Pods?
Movie Sound Head Tracking Ergonomics
Apple Ecosystem Integration Wireless Range
I'd get my AirPods Pro 3 at B&H, at Adorama, at Crutchfield or at Amazon. They're also available at eBay (How to Win at eBay), but for something as personal as this I'd stick to brand new.
Power & Battery Life performance top
Battery Life: 25 hours total on a full system charge!
A 100% charge of my 'pods plays for about 8⅔ hours. This varies by how you use them.
I also get about 1.9 full 'pod recharges from the case's battery. 1.9 recharges from the case × 8⅔ hours per 'pod charge = 16⅓ hours of play time from recharging from the case.
8⅔ hours (first 100% 'pod charge) + 16⅓ hours (play time from recharging form the case) = 25 hours of system play time.
There are USB charge ports and wireless charge pads everywhere (two of my cars have them), so the only way I can imagine anyone losing power is if they simply forget to charge the case since it so rarely needs charging.
This is more than long enough. Personally I wouldn't want to keep these sealed in my ears for eight continuous hours. I want to take breaks and let my ears breathe. In the short periods I pop them out, they charge right up.
It's like having car that runs for 8 hours on a tank. Do you really want to drive eight hours without stopping to stretch? Do you really want to go more than 8 continuous hours with your ears plugged? Just pop them in the case and they charge right up when you take a break
Charging performance top
Plug into USB-C or drop them on a wireless charger and all three devices (case, left and right 'pods) are charged in about an hour or less.
If you only run them down partially, they're charged much faster. You even can charge the case directly from your iPhone with a USB-C cable!
Popped back in their case, my 'pods charge from 0% to 39% in 10 minutes, to 50% in 20 minutes, to 69% in a half hour or to 82% in an hour. Just pop them in the case when you take a break and you're always charged. Other times the 'pods will charge from 48% to 70% in 15 minutes in the case. Like most Lithium cells, they charge the fastest when they're the closest to zero percent and slow down as they reach 100%.
Charge your case every night or two if you're an all-day heavy user, or if you don't live with 'pods in your ears 24/7, mine seem to discharge so slowly that it would take about six months for the case to run down sitting on my nightstand.
So long as you charge the system every now and then, there's no way you'll run out of power so long as you pull the 'pods out of your ears every 8 hours to recharge them in the case.
Sound performance top
Overall
These are smooth and neutral, playing exactly what you feed them.
These are ruthlessly revealing of rough recordings and smooth and detailed with great ones. They are so uncolored that they sound completely different with every source or recording. You're hearing the differences in source material rather than the coloration of these headphones.
These play loud enough to damage your hearing long term, but not loud enough to deafen you instantly. Thankfully most Apple devices calculate sound exposure and warn you if you're enjoying your tunes too loud — but be careful because headphones have always sounded great played loud, and today there is an epidemic of people damaging their hearing from wearing headphones and playing them loud all day and night.
Hearing can be damaged permanently over years of enjoying loud, clean sound. No one else will know how loud you're enjoying them, and if you keep pounding the sound on any headphones for years you will lose some of your hearing. Be careful, all headphones can play loud enough to damage your hearing long-term while still sounding fantastic and undistorted.
If your hearing is still good 😁, the three ANC modes have very little idle amplifier hiss. OFF is very quiet. You're not going to hear any amplifier hiss while these are actually playing. These have far less internal noise than my German-made Aventho.
The volume control moves in about 4dB steps at the 'pods or with iPhone or iPad buttons, but adjusts very fine steps with the Control Center slider. Once set with the slider, the steps move up and down from there until you hit either end.
Tonal Balance performance top
The tonal balance or voicing tends towards open, clear and bright, with a dry top end.
They seemed a little bright when I got them, and now they are super smooth. I wouldn't put it past Apple's genius to use its custom head and pinna (the curlicues of our ears) calibrations to calculate and correct the upper midrange response to duplicate exactly the correct boost to match what our pinna normally provide, and thus give each set of AirPods Pro 3 perfect perceived frequency response in addition to great Atmos imaging and localization once you do a quick calibration.
They are very revealing. Great recordings sound fantastic, while iffy recordings will be rougher.
These are voiced well for mastering, although I have no idea how much audio delay exists if you actually were going to use them for mastering or mixing. You have to work hard to get it to sound sweet, otherwise these are ruthless on harsh audio.
I've been around music recording, pro audio and even nutty audiophiles ever since I was a very little kid. While studios sound great, honestly these 'pods sound better than anyone else's audiophile speaker system I've ever heard simply because I have yet to hear anyone else's domestic audiophile system that's been set up properly, has the speakers placed properly and has the necessary room treatments that audiophiles so blissfully ignore — and I've been listening to other people's home systems for over 50 years!
I prefer my AirPods Pro 3's sound to anyone else's six-figure home system — although I did hear a huge MBL Radialstrahler system setup at a trade show once that was set up well and was actually playing some real music properly loud and sounded pretty awesome, but I digress.
Pop in these 'pods, and you've got a properly set up system with everything, including the acoustics, all completely dialed-in with Apple genius.
Unsure if the calibration magically corrected it or if I just got used to them, at first in October 2025 when they were a little bright I had wished Apple offered a 10-band EQ like some cheap Chinese headphones so I could tune them to taste. These $32 ANC headphones actually sound pretty good after EQ, and in Apple's defense the AirPods Pro 3 sound so good to begin with there is not much if any need to tune them further. Honestly as of March 2026, I see no need to tweak anything on my AirPods Pro 3.
Bass performance top
Bass is stereo, and is lovely, dark and deep. It easily reproduces subsonics, and it's always superb even without a perfect ear seal.
Bass is tight, deep, articulate and never boomy down to 18 Hz. I'll assume Apple is DSP EQing these for this flawless low bass (and everything) performance.
These have bass an octave deeper than any commercial theatre - and it's in stereo.
Movie bass sounds like my pair of 100-pound (each) subwoofers even with nothing to feel!
These have excellent level-dependant low bass compensation to correct for our ears' natural loss of low bass response at softer levels. The bass and deep bass always sounds perfect, regardless of how loud you play these. Likewise, you don't have to play them loud to hear all the bass; its perfect even played softly. This is the Loudness Compensation switch on classic audio gear.
Without this always active compensation, other headphones sound much thinner played softly and have more bass when played louder. AirPods Pro 3 always sound perfect, bravo!
This saves our ears, since the bass is perfect even played softly.
Bravissimo!
Noise Cancellation performance top
AirPods Pro 3 have the strongest noise reduction I've ever heard, and it has many modes to let us magically hear the outside world at the same time.
You can set them to open up (switch to transparent mode) as soon as you start talking, however if someone talks to you, they're ignored until you say something.
More at ANC Modes.
How Do We Get Multichannel, Spatial Audio, Dolby Atmos, Ambisonics and More from Just Two 'Pods? performance top
How do our ears differentiate among sounds coming from all directions, front and back and up and down, with just two ears? The same way AirPods Pro 3 move the sound all over, with just two drivers!
We sense sounds along the left and right axes based on loudness differences at each ear. This is how traditional pan-potted stereo has worked in popular music recordings from the 1960s through today.
Conventional stereo has only one dimension: the line between left and right.
Our ears also sense differences in sound arrival times (also called phase, timing differences or interaural time delay (ITD)) which gives natural sound its spaciousness, but sadly these phase differences are usually completely absent in simple pan-potted and X-Y intensity stereo pop recordings.
To hear differences between front and back and up and down in natural sounds, we sense the changes in sound waves as they travel across our heads (called head-related transfer functions, HRTFs), and across the flaps, nooks and crannies (the pinna) of our outer ears, called pinna transfer functions.
The nuances from HRTFs and pinna transforms make it easy for us to hear in three dimensions, giving us a complete, natural sphere of sonic reality — but sadly most of these nuances are absent from stereo recordings. The best we've had is spaced stereo microphone pairs for real stereo.
Bruce Sweiden (the guy who recorded some of the top albums for decades) used stereo microphone pairs for each track rather than pan-potted mono mics to make his recordings bloom with ambiance and spaciousness, but sadly even though he didn't keep this secret, few people if anyone bothered to go to the effort to use twice as many recorders locked together to record twice as many tracks. He jokingly called this the Acusonic Recording Process, and the Japanese kept thinking it was some piece of magic hardware they could just buy to win all the Grammys Bruce did. I digress again, but for over 40 years in my own recordings I've been preaching the value of phase differences and spaced microphones for making amazing real-stereo recordings, rather than boring pan-pots or X-Y stereo mics for stereo that sounds pretty narrow.
In olden days we had to use many dedicated speakers all around and behind us to add the forward-back dimension (as have been used in theaters for decades), and add flying speakers for sounds from above in the latest Atmos and other multichannel systems.
For AirPods Pro 3 to make a sound come from any direction that a multichannel or any source source might require, all it does is use some very advanced mathematics to calculate and apply the same precise HRTFs and pinna transforms that each sound would have encountered coming from that direction, and voilà!, our ears and brains are now perceiving sounds coming from every direction! All that's required is that you have a source capable of flying sounds to crazy locations for the Spatial Audio system to decode.
Back in the 1960s binaural recording had a very short window of popularity. These were stereo recordings made with two mics stuck in the ears of a dummy head (or stuck in your own ears with the discontinued Sennheiser/Apogee Ambeo headset), and when played back, if you were lucky you got the same amazing sphere of sonic reality. In actual practice the dummy heads never matched your own ears, so the effect was hit or miss.
Even better today, we, can use our camera to measure the curves of our face and intricacies of our ears to calculate personally optimized parameters for the magic that goes into generating the AirPod Pro 3's HRTFs and pinna transforms! I don't know of any other system that lets us calibrate like this, much less make it as trivially easy as Apple does.
Most music is simply stereo. There are more and more new and remixed albums in Atmos and Spatial Audio, but they are still few.
Movies for many decades have been expertly crafted in multichannel for playback in theatres with dedicated multispeaker setups, and these shine on AirPods Pro 3. Even back in the 1950s some blockbuster widescreen films had dedicated 6-channel soundtracks, and today on streaming these come through AirPods Pro 3 in all their glory.
If you have or can select multichannel content, it makes a huge improvement in sound on AirPods Pro 3. It makes the sonic image HUGE.
Here's some more about Apple's new multichannel ASAF format and APAC codec (a talk for technical people creating content). Apple has done this work to support immersive audio on Vision Pro, and AirPods Pro 3 also take advantage of all this.
Movie Sound on iPhone, iPad & Home Theatre performance top
Movies are the most stunning way to enjoy the sound of AirPods Pro 3 because most movies have been multichannel for 50 years or more.
These offer a huge soundstage with an AppleTV or iOS movies. The sound is bigger than in most commercial theatres because these theaters can't get the front left and front right speakers far enough away from the screen, while with AirPods Pro 3 the sounds go where they're supposed to.
It's humbling how these 'pods sound just like my fancy home motion picture theatre, a soundproof room with 400 pounds of front speakers, multiple stereo subwoofers and discrete rear speakers. With these 'pods I have a really hard time trying to figure out if my discrete multichannel speakers are playing, or if it's just the 'pods. (Hint: cover your ears. If the sound is unchanged, then just the 'pods are playing 😁.)
These little 'pods so accurately duplicate the sound from 200 pounds and 2kW of stereo subwoofers that I almost wonder if I still need them!
The biggest difference in sound between my discrete speakers and these 'pods is that the AirPods Pro 3 render the sound with a little more and faster reverberation time than is in my large, soundproof theatre. These little devils are very accurately simulating a more typical smaller and untreated home living room, and doing a bang-up job of it! Honestly it's very hard to tell which system I'm playing, which says worlds about the multichannel chops of the AirPods Pro 3.
Here's the crazy part: while I sat in my theatre and noticed how the sound was very similar to my huge system, watching movies on my iPhone or iPad gets the same huge sound, better than commercial movie theatres for many reasons including much deeper bass, and the bass is in stereo! (Side note: every channel in making movies is full-bandwidth; even in simple 5.1 you ideally want a subwoofer on every channel, and the AirPods Pro 3 do that.)
You certainly will want to throw away your sound bar, yuck. Those things only worked correctly if you were directly and exactly in front of them.
Head Tracking performance top
Head tracking attempts to make the sound seem to come from your screen even when you turn your head away from it.
Head tracking works extremely well if you want it to.
A weird thing is walking away from your living room to get a snack. When you do, head tracking makes the sound still seem to come from the screen, but if you're in another room it doesn't know to make the sound softer. For fun, look up and down or turn around, and the sound moves all over in response.
I don't use head tracking. If you do, the sound moves as you turn your head to sound like it's still coming from the screen. It works very well, although I found it didn't move as quickly as I could turn my head (its rotation was delayed), and it overcompensated a bit, so it rotated the sound a bit more than I turned my head.
Ergonomics performance top
Ergonomics are easy. They're easy to pop in, and they stick in my ears well.
It's easy to forget they're on as you walk around after a while. We've all seen people who wear these all day.
I've never had these fall out or get lost — so far.
If I do lose them, each of the three pieces (case, left and right 'pod) has complete Find My, a Play Sound beeper and Mark as Lost functions!
They're relatively free from mechanically transmitted noise as you tap them. This is in contrast to other headphones with touch controls like my Aventho that transmit a lot of sound from the tapping.
These seal better and faster than others. I don't have to fiddle; I just pop them in and go. Ear seal has much more of an effect on noise cancelling than bass performance. This is excellent!
Both ears work very well with each other; if you pull one out they both magically stop playing.
The rubber tips (five sizes are included) are much sturdier than with discount brands. I don't feel like they're about to tear as they do with other brands.
Apple Ecosystem Integration performance top
Generally everything works great. Some further observations are:
I get great handoff between iPhone and iPad.
It works great playing directly from my Apple Watch, either from saved audio files or Tidal streaming over cellular — no iPhone needed.
For Apple Music and Tidal even without cellular data on my Apple Watch Series 10, my watch connects to my WiFi and then works all over my house directly to my AirPods if I don't have my iPhone with me.
It works smoooothly with everything, but often needs manual reconnection to my Apple TV. This is as simple as hitting the button shown on my TV screen when it asks if I want to connect my AirPods Pro 3.
It tends to connect automatically to each new Apple device that's using your same Apple ID.
I get full compatibility with my old iPad Air 2 from 2014 (OS 15.7.6), except no Spatial Audio.
Handoffs can be iffy if I answer a ringing iPhone while playing through my 2018 Mac on Mojave. Likewise, it cuts-off iPhone music for a moment just to play an email "bing" from my 2018 Mac on Mojave. It will also require a manual reconnect to Apple TV if I need to answer my iPhone.
When playing from Apple Watch and my iPhone17 Pro Max rings, while it rings on my 'pods it doesn't select the 'pods for audio immediately — but it does if I wait a few seconds. It won't restart playing music in Tidal when the call is over.
Wireless Range performance top
It has lots of range indoors. I can get two large rooms away, about 50' (15 meters) away from my Mac or iPhone before it starts to glitch.
More performance top
See my AirPods Pro 3 User's Guide for how to set noise cancellation, use it for remote listening, automatic transparency mode, hearing protection, environmentally-controlled automatic volume control, multichannel modes. remote camera control, how to use them as a lavalier mic and more!
AirPods Pro 3 User's Guide top
Introduction New Good Bad Missing
I'd get my AirPods Pro 3 at B&H, at Adorama, at Crutchfield or at Amazon. They're also available at eBay (How to Win at eBay), but for something as personal as this I'd stick to brand new.
See my AirPods Pro 3 User's Guide.
Recommendations top
Introduction New Good Bad Missing
Get a set, I did!
These are superb for enjoying any sort of music, audio, video and more, and are super easy to take and use everywhere. My only caveat is that I don't like having my ears sealed for too many hours on end, while plenty of other people wear these all day and night.
Forget the older AirPods Pro 2. I think they are discontinued, yet if you can find them, they still sell more than these greatly improved AirPods Pro 3 (what's different between them).
I'd get my AirPods Pro 3 at B&H, at Adorama, at Crutchfield or at Amazon. They're also available at eBay (How to Win at eBay), but for something as personal as this I'd stick to brand new.
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