Apple AirPods 2 a new wireless charging case.

Apple AirPods 2

Apple launched its second-generation AirPods which are identical to the previous generation. The overall design, sound quality, fit are almost exactly the same as it was in the previous generation. There are changes like more talk time, voice-activated Siri, and a new wireless charging case.
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The biggest change from the first-generation AirPods is the ability to recharge the case on a wireless pad. Apple is selling the second-gen AirPods in two ways: with the new wireless charging case for $199 or with the standard case for the same $159 as before. If you have the first-gen AirPods and are interested in getting the wireless charging case, you can buy it a la carte for $79 and it will work exactly the same as it does with the new AirPods

After a simple one-tap setup, AirPods are automatically on and always connected. Using them is just as easy. They can sense when they’re in your ears and pause when you take them out. And the AirPods experience is just as amazing whether you’re using them with your iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad or Mac.

Charging and case

Charging the case wirelessly is slow Apple tells me the case charges at 5 watts, which is slower than the iPhone is capable of, and it can take up to three and a half hours to fully tank up the case wirelessly, compared to the roughly two hours it takes over the Lightning cable, which is still an option on the new case. Also, if you’re using a stand-style charger for your phone, that probably won’t work because the coils won’t line up you want to be using a flat pad charger for the AirPods. I tested charging the case on a few flat pads we have in the office and had no problems charging with any of them.

Performance

Powered by the all-new Apple H1 headphone chip, AirPods deliver a faster and more stable wireless connection to your devices up to 2 times faster when switching between active devices and 1.5 times faster connection time for phone calls. The H1 chip also drives voice-enabled Siri access and delivers up to 30 percent lower gaming latency. So whether you’re playing games, listening to music or enjoying podcasts, you’ll experience higher-quality

Knows when you’re listening.

Optical sensors and motion accelerometers work together to automatically control the audio experience, engaging the microphones for phone calls and Siri access, and enabling AirPods to play sound as soon as they’re in your ears. You also have the freedom to wear one or both AirPods, and you can play or skip forward with a double-tap when listening to music.

Knows when you’re talking.

A speech-detecting accelerometer recognizes when you’re speaking and works with a pair of beamforming microphones to filter out external noise and focus on the sound of your voice.

Noise-cancellation

Only a couple of years ago, companies were struggling just to get true wireless earbuds working, but now the goalposts have already shifted to packing more and more functionality into their shells. The Sony WF-1000X manage to include noise-cancellation technology inside their diminutive shells, and we were hoping to see similar functionality make it to the second generation of AirPods. Apple’s fancy ambient noise technology outlined above suggested the company is thinking along these lines, and as it didn't make the cut for the 2019 upgrade, we're expecting to see noise-cancellation in the AirPods 2.

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