A new report from Bloomberg hints at upgraded AirPods Pro and AirPods Max on their way.
As he points out, by the time AirPods Pro 2 arrive, it will be almost three years since the first version. That means, if you were an early adopter—as I was—your headphones will be due for a refresh, or, as Gurman puts it: “The current model has been on the market since fall of 2019, so the batteries are already probably in trouble for some early adopters.”
I’ll just add that on a personal note, my AirPods Pro are doing just fine, with no noticeable drop in performance. But I may not be alone and others may be glad of the upgrade. Gurman sets the timing for new AirPods Pro “in the fall”. That’s not a big surprise, though note that the original AirPods Pro were not launched at an Apple keynote but separately, so don’t expect the next earbuds to be announced alongside the next iPhone, for instance.
There have been plenty of reports already for the next earbuds, including sensors which will make them sophisticated devices for health monitoring. And a new design seems likely, including a reduced stem compared to the current model, or even no stem at all.
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