Apple AirPods Pro 3 Review: Still Best For iOS

The same slightly flat indentation of the stem of each pimple shows the location of touch/squeezing controls and there are black spots where the heart rate sensors, the detection sensors and the microphone ports hide. As with previous models, silver tips bless the end of each elephant trunk, where the microphone for forming rays aims for your lips for maximum fidelity. They are all familiar, exquisite design signals from previous AirPods and are better filled than ever, even with such slight changes.

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I was very impressed with Apple’s software support when it comes to AirPods Pro; Last year, she added a bunch of free hearing health features as a software update. This trend continues here with the addition of real -time translation and monitoring of the heart rate of these buds.

The translation can be activated by squeezing the two buds at a time, at that time any iPhone with an activated Apple Intelligence (any iPhone 16 Pro or later with the feature) will download the iOS translation application. Then Siri will listen to the speaker in front of you and translate what they say in real time, provided they speak English, Spanish, German, French or Portuguese. I tested this with my multilingual wife, who found it was very accurate with her Spanish phrases.

This is great for a multilingual work or educational environment in the United States as well as for the journey, and should help people fighting more advanced phrases or have to convey a more nuclear message in their native language.

I saw this feature activated on headphones like Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 (which do this, but with the help of Google Translate). Side by side, Google’s buds and their related app offer many more languages ​​and a slightly better translation (my Thai mother-in-law was very excited about how well it works with Thai, which is not available in AirPods Pro 3), but Apple’s version is still more than welcome.