Are AirPods 2 something you are interested in? You should better keep your money because the company has accidentally leaked the second pair of premium wireless buds from Apple and, many people will consider them the best buy. The ever-alert software specialist Guilherme Rambo from 9to5Mac has spotted that some images and animations were left by Apple inside iOS 12.2, depicting the first “truly wireless” version of the ‘Powerbeats’ earphones from Apple – Powerbeats Pro.
The so-called Powerbeats Pro will replace the Powerbeats 3, and they have a lot of reviews saying that the sound quality of AirPods is not as great while they will be the first Beats earphones to match AirPods’ wire-free format. Compared to the AirPods, these Powerbeats Pro will have a tight seal with swappable ear tips so when you workout they will not fly out of your years as they have clips to keep them in place when there is sweat in the scenery.
Forget about AirPods 2 as Powerbeats Pro Leaked, And They Seem Better
According to 9to5Mac, Powerbeats Pro will not have a different chip than the AirPods 2, so they will keep the next-gen H1 chip which has a faster pairing, “Hey Siri” support and long battery life. Since the H1 chips are hardware exclusive to Apple, your only choice will be Powerbeats Pro or AirPods 2.
The battery life and price of the replacement of the Powerbeats Pro is still unknown. The actual version offered 12 hours of battery, and the Powerbeats Pro will have an AirPods-style charging case. Regarding the pricing of this pair, you would need to pay $199 for the Powerbeats 3 which is $50 more than standard AirPods but compared to them, and you will often find the Beats range discounted online. That is happening especially during sales seasons.
Henry Lares is still early into his career as tech reporter but has already had his work published in many major publications including Tech Crunch and the Huffington Post. In regards to academics, Henry earned an engineering degree from Apex Technical School. Henry has a passion for emerging technology and covers upcoming products and breakthroughs in science and tech.
