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WORLD’S BEST IN-EAR ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLATION — Removes up to 2x more unwanted noise than AirPods Pro 2* so you can stay fully immersed in the moment.*
BREAKTHROUGH AUDIO PERFORMANCE — Experience breathtaking, three-dimensional audio with AirPods Pro 3. A new acoustic architecture delivers transformed bass, detailed clarity so you can hear every instrument, and stunningly vivid vocals.
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Reviewer: Mike
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: I like these.
Review: I’ve had an iPhone for awhile, previously used Android, but I just started getting more into the Apple ecosystem. I have iPhone, AirPods and Apple TV for now. I never really bought into everything previously, but now I can see the appeal. Everything is very seamlessly integrated. Phone and Tv pick these up immediately when I get them out. The spacial audio is kinda cool for movies and shows. I won’t go into a detailed list, but there are a lot of little features that make the user experience nice.As far as performance, these are top notch in the areas of battery life, call quality (the mic is very clear and natural sounding), noise cancelling and transparency modes. The noise cancelling in particular is the best in anything I’ve personally used.The sound quality is excellent, although the tuning may or may not be to your taste. They are very v shaped (higher bass and treble, recessed mids, I.E. vocals) and I do like the bass, but I don’t necessarily like the mids being recessed. Others dislike the elevated treble, but this hasn’t bothered me. In iPhone settings, if you go to accessibility, audio & visual, headphone accommodation, I select balanced tone/slight and that’s a bit more to my liking. Not sure why Apple doesn’t have actual EQ settings, but I wouldn’t say they sound bad either way.The fit took me a few days to get used to. I experimented with tips and settled on the small size. I had not used earbuds in a while, so there was probably some initial discomfort from not being used to having tips in my ears, as well as breaking in the tips and getting the correct angle. Now that I’m used to them, they are fairly comfortable. No major issues or discomfort. I wear them for hours at a time. They form a nice seal and absolutely will not fall out of my ears. Others have reported them being less comfortable than the pro 2’s, but I never owned those, so I can’t comment on this.Overall I enjoy these. I’ve been using them all day, every day at work. I just recently moved into a much noisier area, so the stellar noise cancelling alone has made them worth it.
Reviewer: Randy Browning
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Better for hearing peoples voices than my $6,500 VA Phonak Lumity Slim.
Review: I was skeptical about the hearing aid portion of these buds, which is the primary function I wanted from them, and they are stand out performers. The fit is good, the seal is good, and when I did the hearing profile, it is very different from that I get from the VA.As to how they sound with my music, they are fairly complete and better than average performers, although not stand out like the Sony’s.The left earbud drops their charge faster than the right. I am enjoying the sound reduction, but I think it is causing the hearing aid function to drop off at strange times, and I don’t find any method to disable it.The three Listening modes: Transparency, Adaptive and Noise Reduction are good and distinctly different. I run the hearing assistance (hearing aid) and transparency mode. Since I have problems with the vocal spectrum, I also run Conversation Awareness (on). Spacial audio is good, but it does not help with my specific hearing issues.The Head Gestures works as advertised. Nod up and down to answer, and side to side to decline calls.Not being able to turn off the Loud Sound Reduction is a strong negative for me, and it might not be for others.I’ve worn them 3 days from wake up to the end of my day, and aside from the obvious looks (no worse than when I tried wearing the VA issued hearing aids), they are a very good tool to help with my hearing, and they dampen my Tinnitus.For reference, my VA hearing aids are the Phonak Lumity Slim.
Reviewer: Oliver Ta
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Legit and Good Quality
Review: These are 100% legit and the quality is exactly what you’d expect from Apple. Sound is good with strong bass, and the noise cancellation works great. It came with 4 different ear tip sizes, so you can easily experiment and size up or down to get the best fit. They connect instantly to my iPhone, battery life has been solid, and they’re comfortable even after long use. Packaging was sealed and everything arrived in perfect condition. Definitely worth it if you want reliable, high-quality wireless earbuds. They are portable and good value for the money. There are a lot of customizable settings and functions as well.
Reviewer: Better-Than-Good
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Worth the Upgrade!
Review: I was hesitant to upgrade from my AirPods Pro 2’s since they’ve been my daily go-to since release. They’ve been through a lot and held up great — until one met a slow-moving car tire (RIP). That unfortunate event finally pushed me to grab the AirPods Pro 3, and I’m honestly glad it did.Here’s my quick breakdown after a few days of use:• Shipping: Arrived same-day, which is always a nice surprise.• First Impressions: Look almost identical to the AirPods Pro 2 at first glance.• Sound Quality: Noticeably richer and more bass-heavy. The sound feels deeper, clearer, and more immersive — probably the best I’ve ever heard from any headphones.• Noise Cancellation: Huge improvement. I tested them at the gym and it blocked out around 90% of background noise — almost felt like I had the place to myself.• Fit & Comfort: The new ear tips feel a little snug at first, but they create a much better seal for sound isolation and comfort over time.• Battery Life: On par with or slightly better than the AirPods Pro 2 so far. I’ll know more after longer use.• Charging: Wireless charging works great, and I love that you can even use an Apple Watch charger.• Durability: Feels just as solid and well-built as the previous generation.• Translation Feature: Cool idea, but still feels like it’s in its early stages — basically like using the Translate app on speakerphone.• Value: If you rely on your AirPods daily for calls, music, and everything in between, these are absolutely worth the upgrade.All in all, I have no regrets with this purchase. The improved sound, better noise cancellation, and small design refinements make this feel like a solid step forward.
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