Apple Announces New AirPods 3 With a Smaller Design, Spatial Audio Support, More

Apple took center stage to announce its upcoming MacBook Pro models. Alongside the powerful laptops, Apple also saw fit to announce the new AirPods 3 which comes in a new design and improved sound quality. Scroll down to read more details on the subject.

Apple's New AirPods 3 Features and AirPods Pro-like Design and Comes With Support For Spatial Audio, More

The new AirPods 3 are built on features such as Spatial Audio in Apple Music, iOS 15's Conversation Boost, and much more. In terms of design, the new AirPods are pretty similar to the AirPods Pro but comes without the silicone tips as well as Active Noise Cancellation. In addition, the new AirPods 3 come with Adaptive EQ which allows adjustment of frequencies in real-time on what a person is listening to. This allows the earbuds to deliver enhanced sound quality.

For an optimal listening experience with rich detail, the new AirPods feature Adaptive EQ that tunes sound in real time based on how AirPods fit in the user’s ear. An inward-facing microphone monitors for sound, and then Adaptive EQ, powered by computational audio, tunes the low and mid frequencies to account for what may be lost due to variances in fit.

One aspect of the AirPods 3 that surpasses the AirPods 2 and AirPods 3 is its resistance to sweat and water. It comes with a new contoured design that will fit a range of ear sizes. If you are interested in getting it for yourself, the new AirPods 3 is available at $179 and you can order it starting today. You can check out more details here.

This is all there is to it, folks. Apple has also announced the new MacBook Pro models, so be sure to check that out as well. In addition, Apple has also unveiled a new Apple Music Voice Plan for $4.99 and new HomePod mini colors. Would you upgrade to the latest AirPods 3? Let us know in the comments section below.

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