Report an issue with this product or seller| Product Dimensions | 1.1 x 0.8 x 1.2 inches |
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| Item Weight | 0.32 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Apple |
| ASIN | B0FQFB8FMG |
| Item model number | MFHP4LL/A |
| Batteries | 3 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Date First Available | September 8, 2025 |
| Item Weight | 9.07 g |
| Units | 1 Count |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
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Customers praise the headphones' sound quality and noise cancellation. The fit, value for money, battery life, comfort, connectivity, and durability receive mixed feedback - while some find them extremely comfortable and worth the money with amazing battery life, others report issues with them falling out of ears and not charging properly.
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2531 customers mention sound quality, 2060 positive, 471 negative
...Forgets them nonstop but nonetheless my teen loves them! Great sound. Great silencing. Connecting easy. Function perfectly. Battery life sustainable.Read more
So far great product little high priced but worth every penny great quality could’ve had different colors by now but white good enough for now.looks...Read more
Great, works phenomenally, the case requires a charge more frequently than the AirPod pro 2, but the AirPods themselves last a long long time....Read more
These are amazing. As someone who hated the first ever generation of AirPods, these are levels above everything else above and below its price range....Read more
865 customers mention noise cancellation, 743 positive, 122 negative
...The sound is richer than ever, with deep bass and clear highs. Noise cancellation and adaptive transparency work flawlessly, and they feel super...Read more
Great noise cancellation, good sound quality, lasts most of a work day for non stop conferencing, battery charges fast and easy to pair to non Apple...Read more
...The noise cancellation is amazing and the adaptive audio is absolutely brilliant. This is now my 4th pair of AirPods and I truly couldn’t be happier....Read more
These ear buds are truly amazing technology. They are noise canceling. The only way I used to get this feature was to wear a large set of earphones....Read more
704 customers mention fit, 450 positive, 254 negative
...Overall, this is a fantastic upgrade from the first‑gen model. The fit, features, and everyday convenience improvements all add up and catching them...Read more
Terrible fit. Every generation before this one fit perfectly. These constantly fall out regardless of which tips I use....Read more
Great fit and fast delivery by amazon, they infact delivered it earlier than what was promised. Original product and Noise cancelation is top notch!Read more
Amazing sound quality, long battery life, comfortable fit, fast connection, noise cancellation works perfectly, great value, sleek design, highly...Read more
651 customers mention value for money, 427 positive, 224 negative
...For the $179 prime day price I definitely think it’s worth it to upgrade from the 2s if you don’t want cameras in your headphones either but...Read more
...is that I can use these for a full workday without charging them NOT WORTH IT! GET the pro 2 they are superior in every way except for battery life.Read more
So far great product little high priced but worth every penny great quality could’ve had different colors by now but white good enough for now.looks...Read more
Absolute amazing deff worth the money and its deff great for people who have hearing problems when i served the marine in operation freedom i lost...Read more
530 customers mention battery life, 292 positive, 238 negative
...push forward in meaningful areas: Active Noise Cancellation, fit, battery life (for the buds), fitness/health tracking and Apple integration....Read more
Garbage. Won’t charge. Had it serviced under Apple warranty. They said could not replicate problem. Still does not charge.Read more
Easy to use. Battery life is great. My son asked for these for his birthday and he hasn’t put them down since.. sound is top notch.Read more
...However these Pro 3's continually discharge and the earbuds do not charge unless I fiddle with them and constantly watch the screen on my phone...Read more
460 customers mention comfort, 292 positive, 168 negative
Love them!!! They fit great and are comfortable and work great for my exercise routine. I have small ears and they fit best. They seem to be durable....Read more
AirPods Pro 3- Sound is excellent, but I found this uncomfortable and battery drains fast to wear for long periods of time, If you are planning in...Read more
...Shape is a little odd when you look at it but still very comfortable and awesome quality sound. Battery lasts forever! Easy to pair to other devices....Read more
Can you ever go wrong with anything “Apple”. Love the sound and comfort of these AirPods which are my first set of AirPods. I typically wear Bose....Read more
392 customers mention connectivity, 239 positive, 153 negative
...They were easy to connect since I’ve had previous AirPods and relatively easy to move through the functions, but I just google anything I can’t...Read more
...Too bad, SOL. Have had connectivity issues since day 1: audio will just drop out until I reconnect, issues with connecting to my IPHONE for the love...Read more
...I charged it up immediately and it was easy to pair.. not to mention, it had a crisp white appearance with no scratches!! Absolutely love this item!...Read more
...great sound quality, strong noise cancellation, and seamless integration with Apple devices, though there are a few small things that keep them from...Read more
236 customers mention durability, 122 positive, 114 negative
...designed, the way it feels inside your ears way more comfortable, durable, connects fast as always, and price is good specially with the translation...Read more
Flimsy case but works fine so far it’s been a monthRead more
Great value with strong connectivity and call quality, very durable, and suitable for exercise, but sweat will eventually damage the earbuds.Read more
Broke after 2 monthsRead more
A subtle but significant upgrade for iOS users.**UPDATE**
I am an ear bud junky and have been on a quest for the perfect set for a long time. I have owned and own a lot of the big names from Apple, B&0, B&W, Sony, Bose, Klipsch, Devialet, Technics, many off brands, and more. I use both iOS and Android devices and don’t have a particular favorite so I can speak to how ear buds interact with both. This is an interesting update. I almost passed on it and I probably should have as my AirPod Pro 2’s are just fine. However, they don’t fit me perfectly and there has been a lot made of the new fit these have. My oldest son will be getting the 2’s. These look and feel a lot like the 2’s. The physical design is nearly identical. However, the upgrades, while subtle, are mostly notable. I will break these down below and try to help those that are deciding on whether the upgrade is worth your money. Sound: Those that have read any of my other reviews on buds, know I always start with sound. It is the primary function of an ear bud. Apple has a new retuned driver here and it is a good one. The sound is natural and has good definition. You will feel the bass and highs are crispy. It is hard to define how much better these are from the 2’s but they seem louder and have more clarity. A lot of this probably has to do with the new seal these give you in your ears as well (more on that later) but these are well tuned and are noticeably improved. This was an area that needed to improve as most other high end buds were better. Sony, Technics, and Bose were all better sounding at similar prices. Some of them offer higher end codecs for more lossless streams which Apple appears to still be avoiding. I still think there are better sounding buds out there but Apple has closed the gap in meaningful ways. Well done. Calls: This is a space that Apple has always dominated and still does. Calls are crisp and loud. These also do a great job of isolating your voice and washing out other noises around you so you can be heard even in noisy environments. It just is so good. Every manufacturer should be benchmarking Apple with call tech. Active Noise Cancellation (ANC): This is an area that Apple has always done well with but Bose and Sony both did better. I think they caught up to Sony but the latest Bose Ultra 2’s are still better. That said, Apple deserves a lot of credit. In spite of using the same chip set as last year, between the retooled fit of these, a new mic set, and some software upgrades, they were able to significantly improve ANC here. If you are looking for a reason to upgrade from the 2’s, this is probably the biggest improvement to me. It is immediately noticeable. Form Factor: As mentioned, Apple did a subtle tweak of their design here and it pays off big. These do not move in my ears. The foam tips are softer and more grippy. The angle of the buds assists in staying put as well. Subtle but significant! I would often have my 2’s pop out if I was exercising or cleaning the house. Anything that got a little sweat going with movement. These have fixed that issue. Still, if I am looking for a place to hit Apple on, it would be nice to see a refreshed design or maybe just some color choices. These look basically the same as the first gen even if they have been completely refined. The Case: This is always a big one for me as you interact with the case more than the buds themselves. This case, once again, is outstanding. It’s actually a bit larger and maybe thinner than the last gen case. As always, Apple does a great hinge and STRONG magnets to keeps things where they should be. You also get an improved “Find My” chip with greater range. The little speaker onboard seems to emit a slightly louder chime as well. Wireless charging is also onboard and good. The battery status LED is also a lot brighter which was a needed improvement. The other stuff: Apple added heart rate monitoring this year and it works great. It mirrored the heart rates I saw from my Fitbit and Apple Watch. Given that I use both of those, I will never use this feature. It is fairly buried into the Apple health app for the time being but I think Apple is going to further develop this feature. Connecting is a breeze with Apple as always. They have the best integration in the business. Battery life on bud is improved to 8 hours which is a big upgrade that was overdue. I would find my old AirPods running out of juice often on long trips. However, Apple ruined some of the joy here because they peeled 6 hours out of the case. They giveth and taketh I guess. These will connect and operate multipoint devices as long as they are all Apple. So, for anyone using Apple and other devices, these will be lacking for you. The wrap up: So, should you buy these? It depends on a number of things. I think Apple has made the best ear buds for iOS users even better. The sound, ANC, and fit improvements make the upgrade worth it for me alone. The extra on bud battery is nice as well. If you have recent Pro 2’s that still have strong battery life, it would be hard for me to say that you should spend another $250 here unless you find those aforementioned upgrades to be necessary. The fit was HUGE for me. Compared to other competitors, specifically the latest from Sony, Bose, and Technics, things get more nuanced. All have multipoint connectivity that allows you to bounce between iOS and other manufacturers. The Technics buds, the AZ100’s, are really good there. In fact, those buds play so nice with iOS, Android, and Windows devices that they deserve your consideration as well if you run multiple devices. Prior to these newest AirPods, all of these competitors had better sound and the same if not better ANC. Now that has changed. I used to say that the AirPods weren’t the best at much, just good at everything. Now they are the best at more and still really good at everything which make these the best all around buds in the business for iOS users. This was a subtle but very well done upgrade. I will update with more as we go here. Recommend. **UPDATE**After a full week I am more inclined to recommend the upgrade here even to Pro 2 owners as long as they can stomach the cost. I would still call this an incremental upgrade, but the increments Apple upgrades here are critical. I appreciate the on bud battery increase more than I thought even with the case battery reduction. The fit is so darn good that the buds don’t move even a tiny bit…EVER, let alone fall out like the 2’s. The sound improvement is also better than I first realized and, while subtle, there is no doubt that these get louder, which is meaningful to me. If you have anything prior to the Pro 2’s and use Apple stuff, you really need to get these. If you use the Apple 2’s, can tolerate the cost, and have a loved one that needs an upgrade, you should buy these as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 20265 people found this helpfulA subtle but significant upgrade for iOS users.**UPDATE**
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2025
A subtle but significant upgrade for iOS users.**UPDATE**
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2025I am an ear bud junky and have been on a quest for the perfect set for a long time. I have owned and own a lot of the big names from Apple, B&0, B&W, Sony, Bose, Klipsch, Devialet, Technics, many off brands, and more. I use both iOS and Android devices and don’t have a particular favorite so I can speak to how ear buds interact with both.
This is an interesting update. I almost passed on it and I probably should have as my AirPod Pro 2’s are just fine. However, they don’t fit me perfectly and there has been a lot made of the new fit these have. My oldest son will be getting the 2’s. These look and feel a lot like the 2’s. The physical design is nearly identical. However, the upgrades, while subtle, are mostly notable. I will break these down below and try to help those that are deciding on whether the upgrade is worth your money.
Sound: Those that have read any of my other reviews on buds, know I always start with sound. It is the primary function of an ear bud. Apple has a new retuned driver here and it is a good one. The sound is natural and has good definition. You will feel the bass and highs are crispy. It is hard to define how much better these are from the 2’s but they seem louder and have more clarity. A lot of this probably has to do with the new seal these give you in your ears as well (more on that later) but these are well tuned and are noticeably improved. This was an area that needed to improve as most other high end buds were better. Sony, Technics, and Bose were all better sounding at similar prices. Some of them offer higher end codecs for more lossless streams which Apple appears to still be avoiding. I still think there are better sounding buds out there but Apple has closed the gap in meaningful ways. Well done.
Calls: This is a space that Apple has always dominated and still does. Calls are crisp and loud. These also do a great job of isolating your voice and washing out other noises around you so you can be heard even in noisy environments. It just is so good. Every manufacturer should be benchmarking Apple with call tech.
Active Noise Cancellation (ANC): This is an area that Apple has always done well with but Bose and Sony both did better. I think they caught up to Sony but the latest Bose Ultra 2’s are still better. That said, Apple deserves a lot of credit. In spite of using the same chip set as last year, between the retooled fit of these, a new mic set, and some software upgrades, they were able to significantly improve ANC here. If you are looking for a reason to upgrade from the 2’s, this is probably the biggest improvement to me. It is immediately noticeable.
Form Factor: As mentioned, Apple did a subtle tweak of their design here and it pays off big. These do not move in my ears. The foam tips are softer and more grippy. The angle of the buds assists in staying put as well. Subtle but significant! I would often have my 2’s pop out if I was exercising or cleaning the house. Anything that got a little sweat going with movement. These have fixed that issue. Still, if I am looking for a place to hit Apple on, it would be nice to see a refreshed design or maybe just some color choices. These look basically the same as the first gen even if they have been completely refined.
The Case: This is always a big one for me as you interact with the case more than the buds themselves. This case, once again, is outstanding. It’s actually a bit larger and maybe thinner than the last gen case. As always, Apple does a great hinge and STRONG magnets to keeps things where they should be. You also get an improved “Find My” chip with greater range. The little speaker onboard seems to emit a slightly louder chime as well. Wireless charging is also onboard and good. The battery status LED is also a lot brighter which was a needed improvement.
The other stuff: Apple added heart rate monitoring this year and it works great. It mirrored the heart rates I saw from my Fitbit and Apple Watch. Given that I use both of those, I will never use this feature. It is fairly buried into the Apple health app for the time being but I think Apple is going to further develop this feature. Connecting is a breeze with Apple as always. They have the best integration in the business. Battery life on bud is improved to 8 hours which is a big upgrade that was overdue. I would find my old AirPods running out of juice often on long trips. However, Apple ruined some of the joy here because they peeled 6 hours out of the case. They giveth and taketh I guess. These will connect and operate multipoint devices as long as they are all Apple. So, for anyone using Apple and other devices, these will be lacking for you.
The wrap up: So, should you buy these? It depends on a number of things. I think Apple has made the best ear buds for iOS users even better. The sound, ANC, and fit improvements make the upgrade worth it for me alone. The extra on bud battery is nice as well. If you have recent Pro 2’s that still have strong battery life, it would be hard for me to say that you should spend another $250 here unless you find those aforementioned upgrades to be necessary. The fit was HUGE for me. Compared to other competitors, specifically the latest from Sony, Bose, and Technics, things get more nuanced. All have multipoint connectivity that allows you to bounce between iOS and other manufacturers. The Technics buds, the AZ100’s, are really good there. In fact, those buds play so nice with iOS, Android, and Windows devices that they deserve your consideration as well if you run multiple devices. Prior to these newest AirPods, all of these competitors had better sound and the same if not better ANC. Now that has changed. I used to say that the AirPods weren’t the best at much, just good at everything. Now they are the best at more and still really good at everything which make these the best all around buds in the business for iOS users. This was a subtle but very well done upgrade. I will update with more as we go here. Recommend.
**UPDATE**After a full week I am more inclined to recommend the upgrade here even to Pro 2 owners as long as they can stomach the cost. I would still call this an incremental upgrade, but the increments Apple upgrades here are critical. I appreciate the on bud battery increase more than I thought even with the case battery reduction. The fit is so darn good that the buds don’t move even a tiny bit…EVER, let alone fall out like the 2’s. The sound improvement is also better than I first realized and, while subtle, there is no doubt that these get louder, which is meaningful to me. If you have anything prior to the Pro 2’s and use Apple stuff, you really need to get these. If you use the Apple 2’s, can tolerate the cost, and have a loved one that needs an upgrade, you should buy these as well.
780 people found this helpfulThe Noise Cancellation Is What Sold Me
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 202632 people found this helpfulWow! Believe the hype and try a set of these!
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 202615 people found this helpfulGetting better, not great yet. Buds still have abysmal tips for the premier consumer product company
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 202613 people found this helpfulGame changer for keeping AirPods Pro 2 in my ears!! These solved my entire problem!
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