Apple AirPods Pro 3 Wireless Earbuds, Active Noise Cancellation, Live Translation, Heart Rate Sensing, Hearing Aid Feature, Bluetooth Headphones, Spatial Audio, High-Fidelity Sound, USB-C Charging : Electronics

I’m an earbuds junkie. I’ve got the Sony XM4 and XM5 buds and both the over ear versions as well as the Pulse Buds for PS5. In the last several years I’ve developed noise anxiety, and ANC is the only thing helps. I wear earbuds whenever I’m home. These are hands down the best ANC. I no longer hear people dropping weights in the gym above me. The audio is great – not quite as good as Sony esp with the lack of an EQ app, but for comfort /fit, calls quality, connection to Apple products and overall ease of use these easily beat out every other pair I own. Def worth the price tag. These stay in and don’t hurt my ears at all. I can nap in them. Battery lasts a long time and they charge fast.

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I hope everyone gets a chance to read this. It’s been quite the rollercoaster trying to find the perfect budget earbuds for my iPhone under $100. After all that searching, I ended up trying the AirPods Pro 3. After a full day of use, I can honestly say they’re worth the $200 I paid, mainly because of how seamless the Apple ecosystem is. AirPods integrate so perfectly with the iPhone, which is ultimately what convinced me to give the Pro 3s a shot.The noise cancellation is incredibly strong — almost dangerously so, since you can barely hear anything while walking on the street. Transparency mode is excellent as well. The sound quality out of the box is very good, although I would definitely purchase a more advanced EQ app if Apple offered one like many other earbud brands do. The battery life is decent — not amazing — but still better than the previous AirPods Pro. The heart rate feature is a nice bonus too.Hopefully, in the future, Apple introduces a dedicated EQ app for AirPods or even Beats, and expands Bluetooth audio quality options on iPhone to match what many high-quality budget earbuds already offer.

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I bought these for a teacher who I know loves listening to learning programs and I thought could use better earbuds. These work fantastically as earbuds, he found them so comfortable, the sound quality excellent, and they pair so easily with other devices. However, the thing that absolutely amazed me is the hearing aid feature on these. He really needed one, but those normally cost huge amounts of money. When we got this feature working, his hearing was completely transformed and he could hear well again, but at such a remarkably low cost for this kind of function. This is completely amazing and such a help. Also, the hearing aid test that Apple built with these is so easy to use. These would have been awesome as just earbuds, but with the hearing aid feature, these are truly exceptional and help so much.

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These are amazing, and it almost feels like I am in a Black Mirror episode with how futuristic these are. First of all the sound quality is fine, I feel like it does great for in ear headphones, but I would say it doesn’t blow me away like some IEM’s I have used. The connectivity is amazing, and with all my Apple products it makes this more than worth it for people that have a bunch of Apple products, and it will switch between my MacBook Air and iPhone seamlessly without having to manually switch. The noise cancelling is the thing that blew my mind. I put them in, turned on the noise cancelling and listened to music. I then blasted a video through my speakers, and although the table was shaking because it was so loud, I couldn’t hear it. Almost dangerously good, and if there were no way to turn off noise cancelling I probably wouldn’t recommend them because of lack of situational awareness. On that note, the transparent mode is really good, and sometimes I will wear these and listen to music in transparent mode, and it’s almost like there is a background track in your life. I like that there is a bunch of rubber tip size options that come with it, and there is a setting that lets you test the noise leak to see if the ear tips are the right size. The live translate was one of the reasons that I bought it. I have some in-laws that do not speak English, so I thought it would be a great feature to converse with them. I used these to translate Brazilian Portuguese to English, and it worked well, but it needed a small break after the person was done speaking to read it back to me. I don’t know why but I feel like with the noise cancellation they could have it so that it would translate while the person was still talking, but it really worked best when the person would say a sentence or two and give a brief pause to let it read it back to me. It also worked better when I was speaking English and translating it to BR Portuguese for my fiancé, and the translation seemed to be pretty immediate. I bet this will get better as it is still in Beta. I also really like the potential they have as hearing aids, as I am hard of hearing, and I could see myself using these for audio amplification. I had regular Airpod 2’s and these blow those away. The main reason that I made the switch is actually because of the charigng ability. I hated that my old ones were still charged by lightning and couldn’t wirelessly charge. These are USB-C and charge wirelessly, and so now I only have to bring my Belkin 3 in 1 wireless charge when I travel, and I can charge my iPhone, Apple Watch Ultra, and new air pods with only one cord. Overall I would and recommend these to anybody and everybody that enjoys in ear headphones, and I have shown them off to a bunch of friends and family who bought them immediately.

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