Apple Airpods Quick Specs.
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Model
AirPods (1st generation)
Release Date
2016
Connection
Bluetooth
Charge Method
Charging Case
Battery
24 hours
Weight
4g
Dimensions
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Finish
White
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Full Apple Airpod Specification.
Model:
AirPods (1st generation)
Apple AirPods are wireless earbuds that allow you to listen to audio, take phone calls, and use voice commands. They come in a few different versions, with varying features, but the basic design and functionality remain the same. The second-generation model is available with a wireless charging case, allowing you to charge the AirPods without having to plug them in. The most recent release, third-generation AirPods, has improved sound quality and a redesigned look with shorter stems. Regardless of the specific model, all AirPods have sensors that detect when they are in your ears and automatically pause playback when removed. They also have microphones that filter out background noise during phone calls and voice commands.
Release Date:
2016.
Apple has released several models of its popular AirPods since their initial launch. These models vary in design, features, and price range, so it is important to consider what features are most important. Some models feature noise-cancellation technology, while others have a more basic design. Some are also designed to be water-resistant or sweat-resistant, making them more suitable for use during workouts or outdoor activities. Additionally, some models offer longer battery life than others, allowing you to use them for longer periods without needing to recharge. Ultimately, the right model for you will depend on your specific needs and preferences.
Connection:
Bluetooth.
Apple AirPods connect wirelessly to other devices through Bluetooth technology. This means that the AirPods can connect to any device that supports Bluetooth, such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, and even some TVs. Once the AirPods are paired with a device, they will automatically connect to that device whenever they are in range and turned on.
To connect AirPods to a device, the user needs to put the AirPods in their ears and open the Bluetooth settings on the device they want to pair with. They should then select the AirPods from the list of available devices and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the pairing process. Once paired, the AirPods will appear as an audio output option on the device and can be used to listen to audio, take phone calls, and more.
Charge Method:
Charging Case.
Apple AirPods come with a charging case that can be used to charge them while on-the-go. The charging case itself can be charged using a lightning cable. When the AirPods are placed in the charging case, they start charging automatically, and the LED light on the charging case indicates the battery status. Some of the newer AirPods models also come with wireless charging capabilities, which means that the charging case can be charged wirelessly using a Qi-compatible charging mat. The charging time and battery life vary between the different AirPods models, but generally, the charging case can provide multiple charges before it needs to be charged itself.
Battery:
AirPods with Charging Case: More than 24 hours listening time, up to 11 hours talk time.
AirPods (single charge): Up to 5 hours listening time, up to 2 hours talk time.
15 minutes in the case equals 3 hours listening time or over an hour of talk time.
Apple AirPods come equipped with a rechargeable battery that can last for several hours of listening time or talk time on a single charge. The battery life of each AirPod may vary based on usage and settings, but generally, they can last for up to five hours of listening time or up to three hours of talk time. The charging case that comes with the AirPods provides additional charges and can hold multiple charges for the AirPods, extending their battery life for several hours. The charging case can be charged using a lightning cable, which is the same cable used to charge iPhones and iPads.
Weight:
AirPods (each): 0.14 ounce (4 g)
Charging Case: 1.34 ounces (38 g)
Understanding the weight of Apple AirPods is important for those who value portability and comfort. The weight of AirPods varies across the range of models, but generally, they are lightweight and compact, making them easy to carry around in your pocket or bag. The charging case, which is an essential part of the AirPods, also adds a little extra weight. However, even with the case, they are still relatively light compared to other wireless earbuds on the market. The weight of AirPods may not seem like a significant factor, but for some, it can make a big difference in comfort and convenience.
Dimensions:
AirPods (each): 0.65 by 0.71 by 1.59 inches (16.5 by 18.0 by 40.5 mm)
Charging Case: 1.74 by 0.84 by 2.11 inches (44.3 by 21.3 by 53.5 mm)
Apple AirPods come in a compact and lightweight design that makes them easy to carry around. They have a universal shape on most models and size that fits most ears, and their dimensions are usually consistent across the different models. The charging case is small enough to fit in a pocket and can also fit into small bags and purses. The exact dimensions may vary slightly depending on the model, but they are generally very similar. AirPods are designed to be ergonomic and comfortable to wear, so they should not cause discomfort or irritation even after extended use.
System Requirements:
iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch models with iOS 10 or later.
Apple Watch models with watchOS 3 or later.
Mac models with macOS Sierra or later.
Apple AirPods are designed to work with various Apple devices, including iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches. The AirPods connect to your device through Bluetooth technology, so it’s important to ensure that your device has Bluetooth capabilities. AirPods work best with the latest version of Apple’s operating system, but they also support earlier versions. To use AirPods with an Apple Watch, the watch must be running watchOS 3 or later. It’s worth noting that AirPods may work with non-Apple devices as well, but compatibility cannot be guaranteed. Overall, AirPods are designed to work seamlessly with a variety of Apple products, making them a versatile and convenient option for wireless listening.
Finish:
White.
Apple AirPods come in a variety of finish colors, which can differ depending on the model. The finish color is simply a cosmetic preference, and has no impact on the functionality or performance of the AirPods.
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