Battery

The battery life of the Apple AirPods Pro 2 is respectable. The manufacturer claims that they can run continuously for six hours, and our measurements were in line with that. However, depending on use, battery life can change. Fortunately, there are approximately four extra charges in the case if necessary, and the earbuds enter standby mode, which is helpful for battery conservation.

App Support

App Name: iOS Interface

iOS: Yes

Android: No

macOS: Yes

Windows: No

Equalizer: No

ANC Control: On/Off

Mic Control: No

Room Effects! No

Playback Control: No

Button Mapping: Yes

Surround Support: Yes

If linked via iOS, you can access the headphones' user interface. You may change between ANC modes, check the headphones' and the case's battery life, and remap the press-and-hold control. The 'Find My' feature also allows you to trace the case if you misplace it and perform a fit check to ensure the optimum fit. Although this app doesn't have an EQ, you can get sound customization options by going to the 'Accessibility' tab on your iOS device.

Bluetooth CONNECTIVITY

Bluetooth communication with the Apple AirPods Pro 2 is adequate. They can be connected to two distinct Apple devices at once, but this won't work with Android devices. They also have high latency when connected to PCs, but fortunately, iOS and Android smartphones have lesser latency. However, latency can differ based on the app and the device.

PC Compatibility

With complete audio and microphone compatibility, these headphones can be connected to PCs that support Bluetooth. They cannot, however, be connected to your PC in any other way.

Wired

A lightning-to-USB-C connector is included with these headphones to recharge the carrying case. This cable cannot be used for audio.

Amazing design

The Apple AirPods Pro 2 are almost identical to their predecessor, the Apple AirPods Pro Truly Wireless, in terms of appearance. With a stem design and white silicone tips, they have a modern white appearance. Since they are Apple products, it is to be anticipated that they only come in one color option.

comfortable & lightweight

These in-ears are lightweight and cozy. Apple has increased the total number of pairs of supplied ear tips to four, compared to their predecessor, by including an additional small pair. When you try to register commands, their fit won't push further into your ear or exert pressure on it. The earphones, like those of the previous generation, can eventually slip out of your ear. Although not all users are affected, some people have found a solution to this problem by buying foam ear tips that conform to their 

excellent control

These flowers have excellent control. The "force sensor" controls have been improved from the original generation, and there is click feedback for the number of clicks you make on the stem. When switching between ANC settings, various chimes play. Touch volume chimes also play when the volume is adjusted or reached at the minimum or maximum level. Overall, the controls are responsive and simple to use.

Single press: pauses or plays audio. also returns a call and hangs up.

Double press: forward track is skipped.

Triple press: backslides the track.

Press and hold: Transparency mode, which enables you to hear your surroundings without turning off your audio, is a cycle between ANC on, off, and transparency mode.

Say 'Hey Siri': starts the Siri virtual assistant. However, this command only functions on iOS devices.

Portability

These earbuds are extremely portable and light in weight. Even while they're in their carrying case, they fit without a problem into the majority of bags or pockets.

included case

Excellent carrying case. The design and finish are made of the same plastic as the previous version. If you want to attach it to something, it has a lanyard loop and supports MagSafe charging. Additionally, it includes an IPX4 certification for resistance to water splashes and an U1 chip that makes it simple to use the "Find My" app to locate the case if you misplace it.

superbly constructed

Like other items from this company, the Apple AirPods Pro 2 are superbly constructed. They have silicone ear tips and are primarily comprised of plastic. If you want to wear them to the gym, they are also IPX4 certified for resistance to water splashes.

stability

These in-ears comfortably fit into the ear. Although some users may discover that the buds eventually squirm out of their ears, if you find a decent fit, they will stay in place with reasonable head movements. You risk having them fall out of your ears if you try to use them while running.

Audio Quality

Bass Amount : -1.65 dB
Treble Amount : -2.74 dB
If you prefer genres with a little more bass or if you prefer your singers and instruments to sound cozier in your mixes, the Apple AirPods Pro 2 are a perfect option. They have an adaptive EQ and, when turned on, have a somewhat warm sound profile. They also offer better bass extension than their Apple AirPods Pro Truly Wireless counterparts, which enhances the depth of the bass in your audio. Their sound is often extremely adaptable and suitable for a range of audio content. To help you adjust their sound, there are no presets or built-in EQs available. If you use iOS, the 'Accessibility' tab in your settings will provide you with access to sound tuning options.
These headphones can alter their bass and treble responses in accordance with the listening volume thanks to their H2 chip. This is only apparent when linked to an iOS device, though. The Fletcher-Munson curve's and other equal-loudness contours' negative impacts are lessened by this adjustment. To put it simply, this study investigates how listening volume affects the perception of consistent sound pressure. The listener hears greater bass and treble than midrange at loud settings. However, at low volumes, the listener hears more midrange than bass and treble. In order to encourage people to listen to audio at lower volumes, these headphones address this problem in their frequency response by boosting bass and treble at lower volumes.
According to user reviews, firmware 5E133 increased the frequency response's bass and treble levels. However, when we retested them using a number of reseats, we found no difference. However, it's vital to keep in mind that frequency response does vary depending on whether or not the ANC is turned on. show more +

Consistency of Frequency Response

Avg. Std. Deviation: 0.15 dB
The constancy of the frequency response is excellent. You'll get consistent bass and treble delivery each time you use them, as long as you establish a good fit.

Bass Precision

The bass precision on these in-ears is excellent. As a result of their enhanced low-bass, the bass in your mixes will sound deeper. Additionally, there is an increase in warmth to help counteract their underemphasized low-bass. When compared to other in-ear headphones, such as the Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro True Wireless, the bassline in songs like Taylor Swift's Lavender Haze feels a little underwhelming, but it still feels satisfying and present without overpowering vocals and instrumentation.

Average Accuracy

The middle's accuracy is really good. From the bass range towards the midrange, there is some warmth. Although the rest of the spectrum is flat, this overemphasis clutters singers and instruments a little bit, but these sounds are still audible and well-detailed in mixes. Doja's voice sounds warm and comforting but a bit murky in vocal-focused songs like Doja Cat's Vegas.

Triple Precision

The treble precision of the Apple AirPods Pro 2 is excellent. The edge of the vocals and instruments is lessened by the response being somewhat underemphasized throughout the range. These sounds' top harmonics are a little bit muffled, while sibilants like hi-hats lose a little bit of their crispness.

Peaks/Dips

Performance during peaks and declines is excellent. While there is a fall in the mid-mid that more noticeably affects the left driver and pushes vocals and instruments to the rear of the mix, there is a surge spanning the high-bass to low-mid that slightly muddies mixes. A second mid-treble bump gives sibilants like cymbals a piercing quality.

imaging quality

The imaging quality is excellent. Apple makes a lot of effort to maintain strict quality control on its products. Because of this, the L/R drivers in our unit have good group delay, phase, amplitude, and frequency response matching, which is crucial for placing items like voices correctly in the stereo image. However, because of quality control and ergonomics, imaging can differ between units.

Soundstage inert

Although it's typical for in-ear headphones, these in-ears feature a poor passive soundstage. Their closed-off soundscape gives the impression that sound is emanating from inside your head rather than from speakers that are located around you, since they intentionally bypass the pinna.

Virtual Soundstage

These in-ears work with the iOS interface's spatial audio feature from Apple. As you turn it, it scans your face from the front, taking in all of its angles. When everything is finished, sound will follow your head motions, providing a more engaging audio experience.

Diffusion of Weighted Harmonics

The performance of the weighted harmonic distortion is excellent. All frequencies are reproduced with good precision because they are all within acceptable ranges.

Noise Isolation

The noise isolation capabilities of the Apple AirPods Pro 2 are great. They are quite effective in blocking out a variety of noises. This covers everything from the quiet rumble of passing buses to background noise to the shrill throb of an air conditioner. Therefore, whether you're seeking something to utilize during hectic commutes or noisy days at the workplace, these earbuds are a great option. It's worth thinking about the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II Truly Wireless if you're seeking in-ear headphones that do even better at noise isolation.

Leakage

The performance of leaks is excellent. Leakage sounds rather thin and is primarily concentrated in the mid-to-treble range. If you like to play your favorite music loudly, many around you won't be able to hear it

Recording Quality

The recording quality from the integrated mic is mediocre. It's tougher to understand you when your voice is faint and a little muffled.

Noise Control

The mic does a decent job of handling noise. If you're making a call in a noisy setting, the microphone has problems differentiating your voice from the background noise, and speech may even be completely drowned out. This won't be much of an issue, though, if you're calling from a calm location like your house