This photo, which is said to be the next AirPods Pro, why is there a speaker in the case?

 I don't know if it's genuine.

First of all, I would like to say that MacRumors has taken a picture of the earphone & case called the next AirPods Pro .

The first thing to worry about is the presence of the speaker hole at the bottom. According to the image leaker, the "find" function in iOS 16 will allow you to search for earphones and cases separately, so this is a speaker for sounding notifications. There is also a metal strap hole on the side.

And the basic design of the earphones is the same as the current model, udon .

The change is that there is no optical sensor on the underside. This is because the skin detection sensor detects the wearing from the 3rd generation AirPods , so is it inherited? Is made.

I think it's a legitimate path to evolution to be a skin detection sensor, but isn't it going to get shorter? There was a rumor that this image is a little difficult to judge. MacRumors also needs to be suspicious to some extent because it is information from the leaker who has no track record in the past.

Assuming it's true, I think it's certainly convenient to be able to find the case by "searching", but I think the strap hole is a bit unfashionable.

No, I'm sure it would be convenient.

MagSafe dual charging pad did not support fast charging of Apple Watch Series 7

 

It's been less than a year since it was released ...

It turns out that Apple's genuine MagSafe dual charging pad, which can charge iPhone and Apple Watch at the same time , does not support fast charging of Apple Watch Series 7 . I knew that it was a charger that emphasized portability, but I wonder, this feeling of sadnes

To charge Apple Watch Series 7 at high speed, you need an " Apple Watch magnetic fast charging USB-C cable " and a USB-C adapter of 5W or more, but the MagSafe dual charging pad did not fulfill your dream of fast charging. After all, the biggest cause is Lightnings..

The fact that the MagSafe dual charging pad does not support fast charging of Apple Watch Series 7 was stated not only on the support page (English) but also on the domestic App Store . Therefore, if you are charging with these combinations, don't forget to secure enough charging time as before

Apple finally unveils third-generation AirPods with new design and spatial audio

 

It seemed like we had to wait an eternity , but we finally know what the next AirPods look like.

Apple unveiled its third-generation AirPods at its streaming event. Intended to replace the second-generation 2019 AirPods (and not the AirPods Pro ), the latest AirPods feature a new contoured design with much shorter bars than the 2019 model.

They seem to be slightly closer to the Pro in size and shape, with a few major differences: the earbuds have no noise cancellation. Pricing is now as follows:

The third generation AirPods are available for $199 and can be ordered starting today in the US and over 26 other countries and regions at apple.com/nl/store and in the Apple Store app. They will be in stores from Tuesday 26 October.

AirPods (2nd generation) are available at the new price of €149

AirPods Pro are now available with the MagSafe charging case for €279

These new AirPods have the following to offer:

support for Apple's spatial audio technology with Apple Music

a new low-distortion driver that should theoretically deliver better bass

the AirPods Pro's "Adaptive EQ" feature. Adaptive EQ is supposed to gradually adjust the sound quality to the shape of your ears, but you can also turn it off if that seems like too much effort.

Furthermore, the new AirPods are sweat and water resistant and have a longer battery life than before. Apple estimates that they can be charged for up to six hours and that the battery lasts for 30 hours if you include the included charging case. In addition, the case is compatible with MagSafe wireless charging, just like Pro's.

Nearly $200 may seem like a bit much for the third-generation AirPods without noise cancellation, but hefty prices have never stopped people from lining up (or lying down) for Apple products