"Bean Sprouts Got Shorter" Leaked Image of 'Apple AirPods 3' Revealed View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Seulgina Jo] Real images of Apple's new wireless earphones, tentatively named 'AirPods 3,' set to be unveiled at the end of this month, have been leaked one after another, attracting attention. The key feature is the shortened stem at the bottom of the earbud compared to the existing AirPods design, commonly referred to as 'Kongnamul' (bean sprout).


According to industry sources and foreign media on the 13th, Apple is expected to hold a ‘Special Event’ on the 23rd to unveil new products including the AirPods 3, new iPad Pro, and AirTag.


Recent real images revealed on Twitter by Apple specialist leaker L0vetodream show a noticeable stem. Compared to the 1st and 2nd generations, which resemble bean sprouts, the length has been significantly shortened. The basic AirPods 3 is expected to feature a 'semi in-ear design' combining characteristics of the AirPods Pro. It is said that replaceable silicone ear tips will be provided. However, there are also speculations that it might have an open-ear design without ear tips.


The images are identical to the rendering images obtained and released by IT media GizmoChina from suppliers. GizmoChina stated, "It is highly likely to be the final version to be released on the market." The new AirPods are reported not to include the active noise cancellation feature, a signature function of the AirPods Pro that blocks ambient noise.

"Bean Sprouts Got Shorter" Leaked Image of 'Apple AirPods 3' Revealed View original image


Apple first introduced AirPods in 2016, followed by the release of the 2nd generation AirPods and AirPods Pro in 2019. The price of the AirPods 3 is expected to be in the range of $150 to $200.



On the 23rd, in addition to the AirPods 3, the iPad Pro equipped with Mini LED and the AirTag are also expected to be unveiled. The iPad Pro is anticipated to be the first Apple tablet product to support 5G. It will come in two sizes: 12.9 inches and 11 inches. The AirTag, a device tracker, is reported to incorporate ultra-wideband wireless communication technology.


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