However, according to overseas blogger ShrimpApplePro, AirPods Pro 2 has requirements for phone models and can only be adapted to iPhone 11 or above models, some iPad models, and Mac computers with M-series self-developed chips.

The reason for this is reportedly because iPhone 11 and above models are equipped with the U1 chip, which allows for lossless audio, active noise cancellation and other features when paired with AirPods Pro 2.

Screenshot of AirPods Pro on Apple’s official website

Other aspects of the AirPods Pro 2 are expected to eliminate the ear grip design, and the new charging case will be waterproof and have higher durability.

In addition, AirPods Pro 2 may also be equipped with a sound finding function, unified with iPhone, iPad, AirTag and other devices to join the “Find” family.

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Sources say that AirPods Pro 2 is expected to come with an enhanced chip and support for Lossless Audio. tweets suggest that AirPods Pro 2 sets the bar for pairing devices, with only eligible devices getting full functionality.

The information we have so far is that the iPhone 11 is the first iPhone to be equipped with the U1 chip, while Mac devices have transitioned to their own Apple Silicon like the M1/M2. These compatible features could include features like Lossless Audio, enhanced tracking charging cases, and more.

Unfortunately, the information we have so far doesn’t indicate that AirPods Pro 2 will introduce any health-related features, but Apple may do so in future iterations. Regardless of what device is paired with AirPods Pro 2, Apple is expected to improve active noise cancellation and enhance battery life performance.

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