This feature makes the AirPods Pro worth the cost

what do you like AirPods Pro? for us You need to pay attention while listening to music, A transparency mode might take the cake.and fortunately For us, Apple created Transparency Mode.o much better It might be worth picking up a pair just for this feature.

How do Does Invisibility Mode on AirPods Work?

If you don’t have a pair of AirPods Pro or AirPods Max, Transmissive mode uses the AirPods’ microphone to capture ambient sound. When worn correctly, it looks like you’re not wearing the earbuds at all: turn off Transparency mode to reduce the sound and return to the muffled silence. You expect from a tight seal.

of function is perfect for When you want to listen to music or podcasts But we must remain vigilant while walking down a busy street Also in a room with someone in need Your attention from time to time. Transmissive mode makes it easy to have a conversation without taking out the earbuds.

However This mode Strength sounds around you.If Something came loud like a siren Horn, your AirPods were pumped as a result Put that noise directly into your ear. enough It happens to me sometimes and it’s not fun.

Adaptive transparency protects your ears

However, with AirPods Pro 2, Adaptive transparency. This repetition of transparent mode reduces the intensity of all sounds above 85 dB while keeping other sounds at their actual volume. It’s like having a sound mixer in your ear all the time to make sure you can hear your surroundings. balance.Virtually No Latency: Apple Claims The new H2 chip processes these sounds 48,000 times per second.

To be fair, Apple isn’t the first to come up with features like Adaptive Transparency. Bose’s QuietComfort Earbuds II have a similar feature, though. According to PCMagit is not as developed as Apple’s product.

TechRadar’s Al Griffin wore AirPods Pro 2 to his concertHe says the concert peaked at 114.7dB, Thanks to adaptive transparency, his ears never heard anything above 85 dB. AirPods are certainly expensive More than simple earplugs, Griffin claims that muffled earplugs too much of music while his AirPods allow for him to hear everything clearlyIt’s not a perfect experience, but Griffin says he’ll definitely be wearing the AirPods Pro 2 at his next concert.

But it doesn’t seem like you need to buy a new AirPods Pro to use Adaptive Transparency. Apple’s iOS 16.1, currently in beta testing, 1st Gen AirPods Pro Reportedly Feature Adaptive Transparency Settings Toggledespite not having the 2nd generation H2 chip, Apple says it’s enhancing the AirPods Pro 2. If this feature actually works on the original AirPods Pro, it doesn’t work as well. The H1 chip can’t process sound as fast as 48,000 sounds per second, so the sound decay is probably even slower. Still, I’d be happy if I could get most of the benefits of Adaptive Transparency without shelling out $250 for a new pair of AirPods.

for apple do Brings adaptive transparency to 1st generation AirPods Pro. Perhaps we’ll bring it to the AirPods Max as well. We’ll have to wait until iOS 16.1 is fully rolled out to know for sure.