US EditionApple unveils second-generation AirPods Max at $549, more than five years after debut
- In a surprise Monday launch, Apple introduced the AirPods Max 2 as the successor to its original December 2020 model.
- Apple's H2 chip powers the new Max features, unlocking Adaptive Audio, Conversation Awareness, and Live Translation previously unsupported by the H1 chip.
- Apple says Active Noise Cancellation is up to 1.5× more effective, a new high‑dynamic‑range amplifier improves Spatial Audio, and 24‑bit, 48 kHz lossless audio is supported via USB‑C.
- Available in more than 30 countries, AirPods Max 2 start at $549 and are available to order starting March 25 before shipping in early April.
- By bringing Pro features to Max, Apple targets creators and professionals with Live Translation, Voice Isolation, Siri head gestures, and a Digital Crown camera remote.
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Apple has presented by surprise the AirPods Max 2, the new generation of its headphones. The company maintains the design that made the original model recognizable, but introduces important changes inside, starting with the new H2 chip. Thanks to it, improvements in noise cancellation, sound quality and several intelligent functions that were already present in other more recent AirPods. Better noise cancellation and a smarter experience One of …
Apple today announced the launch of the new AirPods Max 2. According to a company statement, these headphones incorporate the H2 chip. This component allows an active noise cancellation up to 1.5 times more effective than the previous version. Cleaner sound will be perceived in engine or train environments.The manufacturer reported that the new model releases artificial intelligence tools that make the user's life easier.For example, hearing aid…
Apple launches AirPods Max 2 with stronger ANC, lossless audio, and live translation
Pre-orders for the AirPods Max 2 open March 25 in more than 30 countries, with general availability beginning in early April. Apple is sticking with the familiar industrial design, which means the sequel looks a lot more like a spec and feature refresh than a dramatic reimagining.Read Entire Article
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