Chinese factories rushing to get knock-offs of Apple's AirPods Pro to local buyers the day after US release | South China Morning Post
Apple Announces AirPods Max: Wireless Over-Ear Headphones Available Just in Time for the Holidays - MacStories
AirPods Max Sky Blue | Officeworks
Apple AirPods Pro 2nd Gen vs. 1st Gen: Features, Noise Cancellation – Rolling Stone
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Brian Roemmele on Twitter: "Apple AirPods H1 chip (SOCs) has the processing power of an iPhone 4—in each ear! Class 1 Bluetooth 5. H1 die size is ~12mm2. Parts: H1 Cypress SoC
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Apple AirPods 2 Announced With New H1 Chip, Wireless Charging and More
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Apple to launch Airpods Pro 'Lite' without noise canceling in 2021 - THE ELEC, Korea Electronics Industry Media
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Buy AirPods (3rd generation) with MagSafe Charging Case - Apple (AU)
AirPod Pro 2 are coming. What can we expect from them? | by David Lewis | CodeX | Medium
AirPods 2 are powered by the new Apple H1 chip. Here's everything it's responsible for
AirPods 2 (2019) review with Wireless Charging Case - 9to5Mac
Apple AirPods 2 Announced: Features Brand New H1 Chip, Hey Siri Support, Faster Device Switching
Trotz des hohen Preises! AirPods Max enthält keinen U1-Chip - iPhone Islam
New AirPods H1 chip exposed in teardown, still not able to be repaired | AppleInsider
Introducing the next generation of AirPods - Apple (AU)
airpods 2: Apple AirPods 2 review: Light, comfortable with new improvements - The Economic Times
What we know about Apple's new H1 AirPod chip | Computerworld
