Getting A Carbon Fiber Airpods Pro Case

Apple's unveiling of the Air Pods Pro truly stole the show. It is by far their most ambitious and most well-executed hardware releases in recent history. While Apple released a compelling product with the 2nd generation Airpods, the Airpods Pro variant took nearly everything that was flawed with the proceeding model and made it better. Below, we will be going over exactly what makes the Airpods Pro stand out from the 2nd generation model and why you should think about upgrading or getting your first pair of Airpods right now.

 

Design

There were a lot of mixed feelings about the original design of the Airpods which the 2nd generation continued along with. Some loved the design and some absolutely hated them. With Apple's latest 'Pro' model, they shortened the stem that protrudes from the ear. This, combined with their respective brand new silicone tips available in 3-sizes makes for a much better overall fit for any user. Having a better fit is very important for getting the highest-fidelity out of truly wireless earphones because you need to create a tight seal and a secure fit to avoid leakage.

 

Features

This is where Apple truly nailed the new iteration of the Pro model. Perhaps the most surprising and biggest change made to the Pro model that is different from the Airpods 2nd generation release is the inclusion of active noise cancellation. This, combined with a better and more secure fit leads to absurdly good sound quality. Better yet, it features a 'transparency mode' for when you want to allow outside sounds to leak in. All you need to do to activate this mode is to squeeze the stem and you will be able to activate it seamlessly. Instead of making it an optional feature, each Airpods Pro case comes fully compatible with wireless charging.

 

Sound Performance

Because of the Noise Cancellation and the ability to create a tighter seal/fit, the Airpods Pro objectively sounds better than the 2nd generation model. Not only will you be able to enjoy much better sound in movies and other media, but you will find music clearer and you can listen to the music at lower and less distorted volumes because of the active noise cancellation. However, when you turn off Active Noise cancellation, you are not getting significantly better sounding earphones than the 2nd generation model. Therefore, you will certainly want to engage the feature as much as possible. While not the best sounding headphones with Active Noise Cancellation, they are some of the lightest and smallest available.

 

Gym?

Unlike the Airpods 2, the Airpods Pro are both sweat and water-resistant since they feature IPX4-certification. Because of this, they should be much better suited for those that are looking to use wireless headphones while they are working out. The 2nd generation model did not feature the same certification.

 

Battery Life

As with any truly wireless headphones, the battery life can be a major selling point or a detractor from your purchasing decision. Unfortunately, because of the added noise cancellation feature, you will lose some battery life on the 2nd generation model. With the Airpods Pro, you can expect an advertised 4.5 hours of listening time with noise cancellation active. Whereas, you can get as much as 5 hours of usage without it active. As for Airpods 2, you can get an advertised 5 hours of listening time on a single charge. Therefore, you are getting similar battery life, but you are able to get significant upgrades in sound performance with the addition of Active Noise Cancellation. Considering Apple didn't increase the size of the Airpods themselves to accommodate the added feature that boosts performance by such a wide margin, it is an acceptable compromise.

 

Connectivity

The Pro model uses the very same H1 chip that can be found in the 2nd generation Airpods. This is a chip that is still very capable and it is a major step up from the original Airpods chipset. With the H1 chip, you are getting the same lightning-fast connection times that you would get with the 2nd generation. Along with this, you get the same Siri integration that you have come to know and love about the 2nd generation model.

 

Port

Unfortunately, Apple decided to remain consistent by using a Lightning port along with the case. Considering Apple is rumored to be switching to USB-C along with the rest of the industry for its next iteration of iPhones to coincide with its Macbook series, we feel this is a missed opportunity.

That being said, these are the absolute best truly wireless earbuds you can buy on the market if you currently have a compatible iPhone. There is simply no earbuds on the market that offer the same price to value ratio that you get with the Airpods Pro. As long as you are willing to shell out the extra money for the new Pro iteration, the addition of Active Noise Cancellation more than makes up for the price difference.

However, when you are making such a significant investment in wireless earbuds, you want to protect your investment. Until now, you had to live with low cost and cheap-looking alternatives to do so. With the introduction of the Real Carbon Fiber Apple Airpods Pro Case by Pur Carbon, you can now protect your case in style. By using 100 percent genuine carbon fiber with sleek matte or polished gloss finish, you are getting a case that will truly stand out among the pack. If you thought Airpods was a conversation starter, wait until you place them in our ultra-lightweight and durable carbon fiber case that can keep your Airpod case protected and fresh for a long time. The carbon fiber does not interfere with connectivity and it doesn't cause you to lose the value-added feature of wireless charging. There is simply no reason to go out with your Airpods case unprotected anymore. Our case merges premium aesthetic with flawless functionality and durable performance. Make your case truly unique with our Real Carbon Fiber Case for your Airpods Pro.