Revolutionize Your Audio Experience: AirPods 4 Unveils Game-Changing Active Noise Reduction, USB-C, and H2 Chip for a Universal Fit
AirPods 4: Revolutionizing Audio with Active Noise Reduction and USB-C
AirPods 4 introduces active noise reduction, USB-C, and is equipped with H2 chip to suit “all ear types”.
As rumored, Apple brought the fourth-generation AirPods at the iPhone 16 launch event early this morning. Its structure is still semi-open and is claimed to be suitable for “various ear shapes”, while the charging box follows the trend and is replaced with USB-C and has Find My function. The new product is divided into two versions based on different functions and positioning. The higher-end ones support active noise reduction and sound transmission modes, and the algorithm used is from AirPods Pro 2. Another difference is that its storage box supports wireless charging.
Both versions of the headset are equipped with H2 chips, allowing users to interact with Siri through movements such as nodding and shaking their heads. In addition, the device also has a built-in force sensor, which provides quick operation gestures such as answering calls. As for battery life, the new AirPods can reach up to 30 hours. The standard version of AirPods 4 is priced at HK$1,099, and the noise-cancelling version will cost HK$1,499. Pre-orders are accepted today and will be shipped on September 20.
Key Features of AirPods 4:
- Active noise reduction
- USB-C charging
- H2 chip for seamless Siri interaction
- Force sensor for quick operation gestures
- Up to 30 hours of battery life
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