Apple AirPods Pro 2 Wireless Earbuds, Active Noise Cancellation, Hearing Aid Feature, Bluetooth Headphones, Transparency, Personalized Spatial Audio, High-Fidelity Sound, H2 Chip, USB-C Charging
$249.00Original price was: $249.00.$169.00Current price is: $169.00.
Call Control, Volume Control, Media Control, App Control, Voice Control, Noise Control, Siri
Cable Feature
With USB-C Cable
Item Weight
1.6 ounces
Water Resistance Level
Water Resistant
Customer Package Type
Standard Packaging
Unit Count
1.0 Count
Style
Without AppleCare+
Control Method
Voice
Number of Items
1
Controller Type
Siri
Battery Life
6 Hours
Earpiece Shape
Oval
UPC
195949704529
Manufacturer
Apple
Product Dimensions
0.94 x 0.86 x 1.22 inches
ASIN
B0D1XD1ZV3
Item model number
MTJV3LL/A
Batteries
3 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available
April 23, 2024
Additional Information
Warranty & Support
Manufacturer’s warranty can be requested from customer service. Click here to make a request to customer service.
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Customers say
Customers find these wireless earbuds excellent in sound quality, with one highlighting the spatial audio feature, and appreciate their functionality and value for money. Moreover, the earbuds are comfortable, allowing wear for hours without discomfort, and one customer notes they’re easy to wear for long periods. Additionally, customers value the fit, with multiple sizes of silicone eartips included, and the battery life is outstanding. They also serve as effective hearing aids, particularly for those with moderate hearing loss.
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Gary –
Amazing Performance for Active Lifestyles
Having recently purchased my second pair of Apple AirPods Pro 2, I’ve found these earbuds to be an essential companion for morning walks and workouts. Their performance exceeds expectations, starting with the seamless pairing to all my Apple devices—connection is instantaneous, eliminating the usual hassle of setting up Bluetooth.Sound quality is a highlight; music, podcasts, and calls are delivered with impressive clarity and depth. The earbuds sit comfortably, even during long sessions or when I’m on the move, making them ideal for active use. Apple has further improved noise cancellation; the AirPods Pro 2 effectively mute unwelcome background sounds, allowing me to focus on my workout or enjoy peaceful strolls without distraction.One standout feature is the adaptive audio, which automatically lowers the volume when I’m engaging with people nearby. This means I don’t have to pause what I’m listening to just to hold a quick conversation—a thoughtful touch that enhances convenience and social interaction.Overall, the Apple AirPods Pro 2 excel in nearly every aspect. With easy pairing, outstanding sound, enhanced noise cancellation, and adaptive features, they’re a perfect fit for anyone seeking quality, comfort, and versatility in their everyday audio experience.
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GusKlenke –
These Are a Good Option
I’ve tried several hearing aid substitutes over the years, my past favorite being the now unavailable Bose Hearphones and costing $500. Rather than just a sound amplifier, these had several functions allowing you to filter and focus sounds in various ways and for various situations. They were pretty good.But now Apple has added some great features to their AirPods 2—features that function like far more expensive hearing aids and at less than half the price of the Bose product. I’ve owned these for a month or so and am now just getting the hang of how to use them. If there is a downside to these earbuds it is the rather deep and confusing tech included in them (or, at least confusing for a grandfatherly type like me). Once they are Bluetooth connected to your iPhone (They connect very easily with the button on the front of the EarPod’s charging case.) they should automatically connect every time you put them in your ears. You will then be able to access all the functions by tapping the “settings” app on your phone. You will find a heading near the top of the list just below the box with your name and iCloud options. Tapping on this will allow you to drill down through several pages of options. There are a lot of options there and it can be confusing, but experimenting with the various functions will help you figure out their purpose.The key here is to drill down to find the hearing test. This will quickly test for hearing loss by leading you through a series of tones of varying in pitch and volume. The end result will be an audiogram that can be used to program your EarPods as hearing aids. As stated before, it took me several weeks to find and activate this feature, but when I did a whole new experience dawned. Just be patient and search around for this function. It works very well.Of course, these things also serve as EarPods to listen to music or podcasts. (May I recommend “Pat Gray Unleashed!” if your bent is conservative commentary and just plain fooling around). The quality of sound is phenomenal and the buds are more comfortable than most to keep in your ears for an extended time. To control the volume for this function you can TRY to use the external control buttons located on those silly looking stems that hang out of your ears (good luck) OR just open the “Control Center” page (slide one finger upward on your iPhone screen to access this page) where you’ll find the volume slider. If your EarPods are connected and in your ears you’ll see the slider is marked as controlling the AirPods.I really like these things now that I’m a little more familiar with them. The quality and value are exquisite. If I discover more, I’ll edit this comment.4 MONTHS LATER: Apple has improved the controls for these in their latest iOS update. The functions I had to dig around to find are now more easily accessed. Getting to the hearing test is now fairly straight forward.
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D. Martin –
Close To Perfection!
The AirPods Pro 2.0 earbuds are very close to perfection. I have four pairs. Two with the lightning connectors, and two with the now standard USB-C connectors. My USB-C pairs have the Mag-Lock charging as well. The sound is awesome! There are earbuds with more bass and higher volumes. But I believe for recreating quality live sound the Airpods produce clear sound that rivals listening to live music. They put out a reasonable amount of bass. I don’t honestly think that folks will be satisfied if you want ear shattering bass. The vocals are crisp. The battery life is pretty darn good too! Even the first pair that I purchased in 2023 still runs for at least 4.5 hours playing music. If the Airpods are totally dead, they’re recharged in about an hour. With the different sized silicone eartips, they will comfortably fit in most ears. Plus when they wear out, you can purchase replacements on Apple’s store, or right here on Amazon. I think one of the best features is the sound dampening ability. I usually have this feature on. I believe that even with no music playing the Airpods cut noise down by at least 50%-70%. You can have the microphones set to when you start talking, they let sounds through. I think the microphones are of wonderful quality. The clarity is really good. It is very rare that someone says they’re having a hard time hearing me. About the only negative is they are susceptible to interference from other devices every once in awhile. This is more prevalent in the summer than in the cooler months. They are discounted now to $169.00! This is much better than paying $249 or even $199. These are the best cordless earbuds I have ever purchased. I would definitely recommend these Airpods Pro 2.0 for the value they are. As I can’t afford $300+ for Seinheiser or Bose products.
Apple AirPods Pro 2 Wireless Earbuds, Active Noise Cancellation, Hearing Aid Feature, Bluetooth Headphones, Transparency, Personalized Spatial Audio, High-Fidelity Sound, H2 Chip, USB-C Charging
Gary –
Amazing Performance for Active Lifestyles
Having recently purchased my second pair of Apple AirPods Pro 2, I’ve found these earbuds to be an essential companion for morning walks and workouts. Their performance exceeds expectations, starting with the seamless pairing to all my Apple devices—connection is instantaneous, eliminating the usual hassle of setting up Bluetooth.Sound quality is a highlight; music, podcasts, and calls are delivered with impressive clarity and depth. The earbuds sit comfortably, even during long sessions or when I’m on the move, making them ideal for active use. Apple has further improved noise cancellation; the AirPods Pro 2 effectively mute unwelcome background sounds, allowing me to focus on my workout or enjoy peaceful strolls without distraction.One standout feature is the adaptive audio, which automatically lowers the volume when I’m engaging with people nearby. This means I don’t have to pause what I’m listening to just to hold a quick conversation—a thoughtful touch that enhances convenience and social interaction.Overall, the Apple AirPods Pro 2 excel in nearly every aspect. With easy pairing, outstanding sound, enhanced noise cancellation, and adaptive features, they’re a perfect fit for anyone seeking quality, comfort, and versatility in their everyday audio experience.
GusKlenke –
These Are a Good Option
I’ve tried several hearing aid substitutes over the years, my past favorite being the now unavailable Bose Hearphones and costing $500. Rather than just a sound amplifier, these had several functions allowing you to filter and focus sounds in various ways and for various situations. They were pretty good.But now Apple has added some great features to their AirPods 2—features that function like far more expensive hearing aids and at less than half the price of the Bose product. I’ve owned these for a month or so and am now just getting the hang of how to use them. If there is a downside to these earbuds it is the rather deep and confusing tech included in them (or, at least confusing for a grandfatherly type like me). Once they are Bluetooth connected to your iPhone (They connect very easily with the button on the front of the EarPod’s charging case.) they should automatically connect every time you put them in your ears. You will then be able to access all the functions by tapping the “settings” app on your phone. You will find a heading near the top of the list just below the box with your name and iCloud options. Tapping on this will allow you to drill down through several pages of options. There are a lot of options there and it can be confusing, but experimenting with the various functions will help you figure out their purpose.The key here is to drill down to find the hearing test. This will quickly test for hearing loss by leading you through a series of tones of varying in pitch and volume. The end result will be an audiogram that can be used to program your EarPods as hearing aids. As stated before, it took me several weeks to find and activate this feature, but when I did a whole new experience dawned. Just be patient and search around for this function. It works very well.Of course, these things also serve as EarPods to listen to music or podcasts. (May I recommend “Pat Gray Unleashed!” if your bent is conservative commentary and just plain fooling around). The quality of sound is phenomenal and the buds are more comfortable than most to keep in your ears for an extended time. To control the volume for this function you can TRY to use the external control buttons located on those silly looking stems that hang out of your ears (good luck) OR just open the “Control Center” page (slide one finger upward on your iPhone screen to access this page) where you’ll find the volume slider. If your EarPods are connected and in your ears you’ll see the slider is marked as controlling the AirPods.I really like these things now that I’m a little more familiar with them. The quality and value are exquisite. If I discover more, I’ll edit this comment.4 MONTHS LATER: Apple has improved the controls for these in their latest iOS update. The functions I had to dig around to find are now more easily accessed. Getting to the hearing test is now fairly straight forward.
D. Martin –
Close To Perfection!
The AirPods Pro 2.0 earbuds are very close to perfection. I have four pairs. Two with the lightning connectors, and two with the now standard USB-C connectors. My USB-C pairs have the Mag-Lock charging as well. The sound is awesome! There are earbuds with more bass and higher volumes. But I believe for recreating quality live sound the Airpods produce clear sound that rivals listening to live music. They put out a reasonable amount of bass. I don’t honestly think that folks will be satisfied if you want ear shattering bass. The vocals are crisp. The battery life is pretty darn good too! Even the first pair that I purchased in 2023 still runs for at least 4.5 hours playing music. If the Airpods are totally dead, they’re recharged in about an hour. With the different sized silicone eartips, they will comfortably fit in most ears. Plus when they wear out, you can purchase replacements on Apple’s store, or right here on Amazon. I think one of the best features is the sound dampening ability. I usually have this feature on. I believe that even with no music playing the Airpods cut noise down by at least 50%-70%. You can have the microphones set to when you start talking, they let sounds through. I think the microphones are of wonderful quality. The clarity is really good. It is very rare that someone says they’re having a hard time hearing me. About the only negative is they are susceptible to interference from other devices every once in awhile. This is more prevalent in the summer than in the cooler months. They are discounted now to $169.00! This is much better than paying $249 or even $199. These are the best cordless earbuds I have ever purchased. I would definitely recommend these Airpods Pro 2.0 for the value they are. As I can’t afford $300+ for Seinheiser or Bose products.