News & Reviews:   Apple AirPods Pro review

Future iterations of Apple's AirPods Pro and AirPods Max may feature an advanced ultrasonic touch sensor to make the wearable audio devices more usable in wet conditions. This is according to a patent application by Apple which was published by the United States Patent and Trademark Office yesterday.

Apple has just released a new firmware for its popular line of wearable wireless audio devices which includes the AirPods 2, AirPods Pro and the AirPods Max. Currently at firmware version 4E71, it is replacing the previous version of 4C165.

Recently, Apple has announced a recall for the AirPods Pro wireless earbuds that were made before October 2020 due to manufacturing defects which caused the products to not function properly. If your pair of AirPods Pro were to exhibit crackling noise, or if the Active Noise Cancellation were not working properly, it is best to contact Apple or any of their authorised dealers to find out how to get them replaced for free.

Remember when Apple announced that the AirPods Pro would be coming to Malaysia? Well, it's officially here! You can now have your very own pair of Active Noise Cancelling capable wireless earbuds for RM1099.

Today, the much-rumoured Apple AirPods Pro has been announced and it will be arriving soon in Malaysia through the official website and the Apple Store app. Priced for RM1099, the new AirPods Pro will require Apple devices running on the latest iOS 13.2 update, as well as iPadOS 13.2, watchOS 6.1, tvOS 13.2, or macOS Catalina 10.15.