Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to use, they don’t fall out easily and the noise canceling works great.

very user-friendly great sound easy to carry connect fast

Great sound, comfortable in your ear and easy to pair

Love how well these headphones work with Apple products. They connect automatically and taking calls is very simple. I also like that the case recharges the headphones so you always have fully charged headphones. When they connect on your device it lets you know how much charge is left in the case. The case recharges wirelessly or wired.

Some of the best earbuds I have had. Very loud and they even survived rinse cycle.

Easy to use. Sound great and fit my ears well.very pricey, but worth it.

Definite improvement from AirPods. I really like the improved bass, noise canceling and transparency features. Would rate higher if it wasn’t for the steep price.

Very comfortable with good sound. Easy to use and holds a charge very well.

I love these headphones. The quality of the audio is pretty sick too

Great set of airpods. Easy to use and easy to set up. They are smaller than the first set of pods that came out. Includes a charging pod that can act as a charging port without being plugged in to charge your pods or you can plug in your adaptor to charge the case with your pods in it. Look for these on sale as I got close to $40 off the retail price.

Best headphones I’ve ever used. Sound quality is amazing

Excellent sound, fit and longevity. Charging either in a pad or wire is much faster.

Highly recommend this product. I did have an audio issue with the left pod that made a high pitch squelching sound once during a run but a call to customer service got me a replacement pod in 3 days. Issues happen with manufacturing and replacing the product was easy and pain free. Overall sound is great, easy to use. User interface with my iPhone is amazing.

Apple airpods pro are among the best purchases ever. I got them over a year ago and recently got them for my mom. They fit better in ear compared to previous models, also the noise cancelation anf transparency sets them apart. Also, if you have multiple apple devices on the same apple ID, airpods pro switch between your devices automatically which is amazing.

Apple AirPods Pro are among the best true wireless earbuds you can get. They sound excellent, the noise cancellation is strong, and the secure yet comfortable fit means they work very well for exercise too. REASONS TO BUY +Really great audio quality +Very secure and comfortable fit +Noise cancellation is impressive +Battery life isn't bad +The 'arms' protrude less far from your ear

Having used the original AirPods for a few years now, I bought the new AirPods Pro. The noise-cancelling feature is superb! The connectivity has greatly improved. What I mean is that I am constantly switching back and forth between iPhone and Windows PC. Also, I also would get a lot of disconnects when connected to my PC, but not with the AirPods Pro. On the downside, these new pods are much more difficult to pull out of the case. Maybe it's my fingers, but—for me—is it a challenge to grip them in order to extract them from the case. The prior version was very simple to grip and pull.

Love them. Very clear sound. Easy pairing. Long battery life

Coming in at $249 the Airpods Pro have a lot prove in order to justify their price, especially when you consider some of the very competitively priced options from other contenders in the market. Luckily, they manage to do just that. These, in my opinion, are hands-down the best true-wireless active noise cancelling earbuds on the market *IF* you have an Apple device (especially if you have multiple) to use them with. If you mainly plan to use these with an Android device or non-Apple computer go ahead and skip to the bottom of the review to see why you may want to avoid them. Now then, without further ado let's talk about some earbuds. One of the first things you'll notice when opening the box is the alternate silicone tips included. It's imperative that you try all of them to find the one fits best in your ear and provides a good seal if you plan to take advantage of the ANC in this product. If you don't plan to use ANC then you bought the wrong product! Aside from ANC almost every feature I'm going to list is also available in the regular AirPods which you can pick up for $50 less if you still want a wireless charging case or a whopping $90 less if you're cool with plugging things in the old fashioned way. Now then, the AirPods come with two noise-cancelling modes: Active Noise Cancellation, which uses two microphones on each Pod to cancel noise like every other pair of ANC headphones or earbuds out there, and Transparency, which acts as more of an AANC (anti-active-noise-cancellation) mode that passes through the sound from the microphones instead of using it for noise cancellation. Despite only using two microphones on each AirPod for noise cancelling then ANC mode on these earbuds works really well, especially if you have a good seal. I wouldn't exactly wear them on an 8-hour flight (that's what the Bose Over-the-Ear headphones are for), but the noise cancellation is good enough that you probably won't hear the construction from across the block and the comfort isn't half-bad. Transparency mode is great, and out of all the earbuds (and even some headphones) I've tested that have had this feature none can touch the AirPods Pro in terms of quality. Some earbuds with these modes can sound kind of muffled, have issues with peaking, and sometimes take a few seconds to sound normal again if a loud sound (like a dumbbell hitting the ground from across the gym) happens. You can also turn off ANC/Transparency, but you won't be gaining much battery life from doing so, and there's not really much of a point. I'd rather hear nothing or hear everything rather than half-hear muffled sounds. Where these headphones really shine is the software (if you have an Apple device). One of the best selling points for this product is that your AirPods can automatically switch between your paired Apple Devices as you use them, and the experience is rather seamless in my experience. For example, let's say you've been listening to music on your phone and it comes time to attend a company conference call/virtual meeting on your Mac. Instead of having to go into your settings to connect to your headphones you can simply just start using your Mac and it'll switch to your AirPods as soon as you get into an application that plays sound or needs to use a microphone. After the call is over you unlock your iPhone and hit the play button on your music app of choice and it'll switch right back. Later in the day you decide to sit down on the couch and relax with your iPad. You decide you want to watch the new episode of that one show on Netflix and hit the play button, and bam, your AirPods are automatically connected without you even lifting a finger. It should be noted that due to the criteria of switching (media playback starts on a device paired but not currently connected to the Pods) some people may find this feature annoying or a hindrance rather than helpful. If that's the case then you can turn off Auto-switching in the settings for the AirPods on your individual devices, that way if you want your AirPods to switch between your iPhone and iPad but not your Mac you can do so. Playback controls are, of course, present on the device in the form of force-sensitive stems. To perform actions you simply squeeze the stem of either AirPod. Both AirPods have the same controls, so it doesn't matter which one you use. To play/pause simply give the stem a single quick squeeze. To skip the current track squeeze twice, and to rewind/return to the previous track squeeze three times. By default squeezing and holding will switch between Transparency mode, ANC mode, and ANC off, but can be rebound in the settings to summon Siri instead. You can also summon Siri by simply saying "Hey Siri." Unfortunately, there is no way to raise or lower the volume through the squeeze gestures, so you'll have to either use Siri, your device's volume controls, or the digital crown of a paired Apple Watch in the Now Playing app if you're using your Pods are connected to your iPhone. Not being able to control the volume from the earbuds themselves is one of the only flaws in an otherwise excellent product. Additional features you may enjoy include: - Spatial Audio capability for supported video content and Dolby Atmos Spatial Audio support for Apple Music. (exclusive to AirPods Pro and Max) - Dolby Atmos support for Apple Music. (exclusive to the AirPods lineup and select Beats headphones) - Conversation Boost mode for Transparency mode, which uses the microphones to boost the sounds of voices coming from in front of you.* - Ambient Noise Reduction slider for Transparency mode which helps reduce less important noises like a humming machine but not noises like a voice.* - Announce notifications with Siri. You can choose which apps are announced.*** - Tracked as part of the Find My network to help you locate your lost Pods. As long as somebody with an iDevice is near the location will be updated and sent to the Find My network.**** - Get an alert on your iPhone if you leave your AirPods behind at a location. You can set certain "safe" locations like your home where you won't get a notification even if you leave your Pods behind.* - Proximity-based tracking using the Find My app to help you pinpoint the location of your lost Pods in a room or area.* - AutoSwitch support on Apple TV.** - Play white-noise without a separate app using Background Sounds. Background Sounds will play even when using other media apps, like a music app.* Overall, the AirPods Pro are a quality product, but it's the software features that strengthen its value compared to competitors. Its sound signature is about the same as the less expensive AirPods, but the $50 premium you pay (assuming you get AirPods w/ Wireless Charging Case) gets you good active noise cancelling and some other neat extra features. If you decide to get the regular AirPods without the Wireless Charging Case included it's a difference of $90 BUT buying the WCC separately down the road will cost you $80 alone, leaving you with a price difference of about $10 in which case it certainly would have been better to just get the Pros. Ease-of-use is great, as expected of an Apple product. When using an Apple device you get a pretty comprehensive settings menu when you inspect the AirPods in your Bluetooth settings, which allows even the most technologically inept people to do things like set the balance of their AirPods or rebind stem gestures. If you've got $250 to spend and a slew of iDevices then I 100% recommend this product. ANDROID/NON-APPLE DEVICE USERS START READING HERE: Hi! So you've got an Android phone/tablet or want to use the AirPods on your Windows device. Or perhaps your Chromebook (blegh) or Linux (why are you even reading this then?) device. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this product to you. For $250 all you're really getting is a pair of true-wireless ANC earbuds, with none of the other software bells and whistles that make this product shine. While you can play/pause/skip/rewind tracks and toggle the AirPods' ANC modes you can't increase or decrease the volume using the earbuds alone and you can't even summon your device's voice assistant to do it for you like you can on an Apple device. This means you'll be relegated to using your device's volume rockers or volume control center, so tough luck if you were hoping to use these as workout headphones. The most important part for you at this point is probably sound quality, but even that tends to suffer. On Android devices this is due to how wildly different some devices handle the AAC Bluetooth codec that these earbuds use to deliver high quality sound. It may sound great on one Android phone, but terrible on another, and there's not much you can do about it unless the manufacturer releases an update to their flavor of Android or you root your phone and flash a custom version. This is at no fault to the AirPods, and AAC implementation will hopefully become standardized in future versions of Android. ChromeOS may suffer from similar issues and Linux may vary from distro to distro, though you can almost certainly fix it with relative ease in Linux. On Windows Devices I would stay away from these and any other bluetooth headphones (with a microphone) like the plague. This doesn't have to do with codecs or anything like that, but rather how Windows handles Bluetooth audio as a whole. I'm running out of characters on this review, so I can't get into the nitty gritty, but it's an issue to do with AG modes and switching between them. Hopefully it will be fixed. * Coming with iOS 15, which was not released at the time of review. ** Coming with tvOS 15, which was not released at the time of review. *** Coming with iOS 15, but Siri will still announce text messages in older versions of iOS. **** Coming in a firmware update to be released with iOS 15. Devices on older firmware will only show their last location in proximity to your paired device on the map.

Great sound and nice features would recommend to anyone who wants it

I have difficult ears when it comes to good fitting earbuds and these work! I have run with them and they stay in. I would caution anyone with respect to fit and suggest that not all ears are alike. I was surprised by the sound quality and am pleased with that. The pounding noise from running is real and does exist. Unfortunately I am guessing you get that with any truly wireless and in ear buds. Other huge benefits are voice commands (Siri) and how you can play, pause, fast forward and change volume to music WHILE running.