These have a stronger noise cancelling than the original AirPods Pro. I also love the voice feature - when you talk, the RAL turns on temporarily so you can have a quick conversation without turning noise cancelling off and back on. Battery life is great.

Very nice change from the big bulky over ear headphones I’d been using for work. I put them in the case at lunch and have plenty of charge for the whole day! Better audio quality too, whenever I’m watching a show or movie with them it’s super quality sound. The only issue I have is the noise cancellation actually slowly stops working as well with longer exposure until you readjust them then it will go back to working optimally. I mow for work so I’ll be mowing for a long time, just readjust them quick and it will start working better again. Real small and easy to use even with thin gardening gloves on. Haven’t had much of an issue with them falling out yet but I don’t consciously think about readjusting them either. I can walk away from my phone a good distance before loosing connection. Really nice for talking too, I wish the “pause” for conversation was a little longer but maybe that’s an adjustment I can make and just haven’t yet. Easy to charge with a usb-c or wireless charger. Good product and my wife wants a pair now too haha. Very happy with my purchase.

The only thing I don't like about these is that my ears get hot when I have them in for a long time unlike the normal AirPods. But I use them for my morning walks which is a much shorter timespan so they don't get uncomfortable. The quality is fantastic.

I forgot why I gave the previous pair away and bought a 2nd pair. After working out and bending over, I realized or rather remembered why I gave them away! They don’t fit my ears properly and are constantly falling out. Otherwise, they are decent earphones. Sound quality, noise cancellation, spatial surround sound all very good. Conversely, the fit for my ears not so good.

These are good the Mic is good the noise cancelling is top notch the adaptive mode is a good one for people that want to hear and also cancel when it starts to get loud the frequency range is wide from 20hz-20khz it blocks out External noise up to 25db and at low frequency up to 30db fits good with the ear tip it comes with

Love them! Much improved compared to earlier versions of AirPods. Noise canceling and transparency options are spot on. Sound quality is great. The biggest improvement is in the microphone. People can hear me well during conversations. I’ve not had one person say, “I cannot hear you” in the weeks that I have had this model. This used to be a daily occurrence with previous models.

I had the regular air pods prior to buying these %26 I ended up losing one in the grocery store because they were constantly falling out of my ears, but these are snug %26 fit in perfectly! I also have SEVERE ADD %26 really struggle with being able to drown out even the simplest of distractions around me. Which causes me lots of turmoil since I work from home. My old air pods, even though they were loud, I could still hear every little thing going on around me. But not with these at all! It’s been such a game changer when it comes to getting my work done %26 being able to concentrate.

What I Liked Insanely Good Noise Cancellation: It's almost eerie how the AirPods Pro 2 can block out noise. Even in a bustling coffee shop or on a noisy train, it’s like stepping into a soundproof bubble. Personalized Spatial Audio: Setting it up with the TrueDepth camera felt futuristic! It made listening to my favorite albums feel like I was at a live concert. Case Features: The built-in speaker in the case is a game-changer for finding it when lost. It even plays a little chime when charging starts, which is oddly satisfying. Volume Control on the Stem: Finally, no need to fumble with my phone just to adjust the volume. It’s simple, intuitive, and something I didn’t realize I needed until I had it. What I Didn’t Like Pricey for Casual Use: At $249, they’re not the most budget-friendly. If you’re not using features like Spatial Audio or Transparency Mode often, it might feel overkill. Apple Ecosystem Bias: Android users don’t get the whole magic. It’s a bit like being invited to a party but not getting the VIP access. Durability Concerns: The glossy white finish scratches easily while sleek, so the case might lose its premium look over time.

These were a gift to my mom to assist in her hearing. The hearing aid feature on the are amazing. We would highly recommend purchasing them if this is something you're looking in these were a gift to my mom to assist in her hearing. The hearing aid feature on these are amazing. We would highly recommend purchasing them if this is a feature you are looking for!

I bought these for the hearing aid function. I'm old (74) and wear hearing aids, and I'll tell you, nothing makes you feel your age like wearing hearing aids. It's stupid but true. I thought that if I could wear Air Pods instead and still get the hearing boost I needed, I wouldn't feel so old (as long as I could ignore the failing eyesight, my knees, and all the other aches and pains). So the big question for me was, "Can these Air Pods function well enough as hearing aids?" Short answer: Yes, with one big caveat that I'll get to, as I get to everything these days, in my own sweet time. Before you bother to read any further, you should know that you need an iPhone and that it has to be running IOS 18.1 or better (newer). If you're old, you probably have an old iPhone if you have one at all, and you probably are running an old IOS, and your old phone might not even be able to upgrade to IOS 18.1, and you might not even know what an IOS is. If any one of these things is true, forget ordering online and go to an Apple store where some kid can get you set up even if it costs you an arm and a leg. If you're still with me and can order online, here's how the process goes. You start with a hearing test that determines how the Air Pods will adjust the sound. Then there are lots of very confusing options you can set to determine how much ambient sound gets through and how much background noise is filtered out. You can change these settings at any time if you ever figure them out. One thing I really liked was that music sounds very good through them, much better than through my $2000 hearing aids, which frankly, sound like crap musically. Music makes walking the dog much more enjoyable, and here's the cool thing: When I'm walking the dog, listening to music, and I run into a neighbor, I just start talking and the Air Pods mute the music so I can have a conversation. After a few seconds of quiet, the music comes back automatically. Now comes that caveat: The charge in the Air Pods only lasts about six hours. That won't get you through a workday if you're unfortunate enough to still be working and not rolling in those big Social Security bucks like I am. So they aren't going to totally replace your regular hearing aids if you're out and about for long stretches of time. There are a couple of scary things I want to mention. 1. The listing calls these Air Pod Pro 2, but nothing on the box calls them that. They're just called Air Pod Pro with a little line somewhere that says, "2nd generation." Okay, same thing, don't worry about it. 2. A number of one-star reviews here talk about getting used, returned, refurbished, or just wrong Air Pods. I worried about that but I guess I lucked out because my Air Pod Pro 2's were brand new and were the right thing. In short: If you exist in that sweet spot where these things work for you, they can be a positive addition to your hearing loss survival kit. Order and hope for the best.