Apple imposed new rules for using headphones and earphones with mobile devices when it forcibly removed the 3.5mm headphone jack from the iPhone 7 back in 2016. People protested, but Apple never looked back. The company offered buyers three distinct ways to deal with it, including what ultimately become a breakout hit for Apple. You could either use a dongle or the Lightning EarPods with the iPhone 7 phones. Both accessories came free of charge. Or you could use the brand new wireless earphones that Apple called AirPods. Those launched a few months after the iPhone 7, but they quickly became must-have devices. Everyone in the industry launched AirPods and AirPods Pro competitors in the years that followed.
Apple refreshed the AirPods with a model that features a wirelessly charging case. Then it launched the AirPods Pro that brings over a brand new design and active noise cancellation support. Apple plans to update both devices in the near future. But it might not release the AirPods Pro 2 until next year. Says so a reliable Apple tipster.
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