Building upon its legacy of seamless integration within the Apple ecosystem, the fourth generation of AirPods offers theatre-like audio, cutting-edge Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), and more.
A REFINED EARPHONE
Apple has once again redefined the wireless earphone category with the AirPods 4. Sporting a sleek, open-ear design, these earphones are designed for comfort and immersive audio experiences. Whether you’re a casual listener, a daily commuter, or a fitness enthusiast, AirPods 4 offers an adaptable fit with impressive sound quality. The AirPods 4 features a cutting-edge acoustic architecture that delivers clearer, richer sound, enhancing every listening experience. With advancements in hardware and software, these earphones create a spacious audio landscape, providing users with a theatre-like sound experience in the palm of their hands.
Thanks to the new low-distortion driver and high dynamic range amplifier, the audio is balanced across all frequencies—delivering deep bass, crisp mid-tones, and crystal-clear highs. This new generation also integrates Personalized Spatial Audio, which adapts sound based on the unique geometry of your ears, ensuring an even more immersive and tailored listening experience.
One of the standout features of AirPods 4 is the addition of Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) in an open-ear design, a first for Apple. This game-changing feature uses upgraded microphones and advanced computational audio to block out background noise, providing a more focused listening experience. Whether navigating a bustling city or traveling by plane, the AirPods 4 with ANC can reduce external noise, such as traffic and engine sounds.
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