AirPods Pro (2nd generation), offered for sale at 5,399 TL in Turkey , has an " Adaptive Transparent Mode " feature. Apple itself explains this feature as follows : “Thanks to the transparent mode, users can stay connected to their environment and hear the sounds around them. Adaptive Transparency Mode now takes this customer-favorite feature even further. The on-device processing provided by the powerful H2 chip attenuates strong environmental noises such as the siren of passing vehicles, construction machinery, or even very powerful loudspeakers at concerts. This makes the daily listening experience more comfortable. Adaptive Transparency Mode reduces and adjusts the noise intensity 48,000 times per second, allowing you to be comfortably aware of what's going on around you in any environment. “ It was said that the mode that cuts these very loud sounds but allows you to hear other important sounds will be activated for the original AirPods Pro with iOS 16.1 recently . In addition, the future of the feature for AirPods Max with iOS 16.1 was also revealed through beta versions. It just turned out to be a sad mistake. With the latest iOS 16.1 beta, Apple removed the previously visible "Adaptive Transparent Mode" option from other AirPods products . It was said that there was only a software error here. Apple is now 100 percent strictly leaving the useful feature exclusive to the H2 chip only, and that seems technically logical .
For the new wireless headphone, “AirPods revolutionized the wireless headphone category with its innovative design and incredible sound quality. With the new AirPods Pro, Apple raises the bar once again.” said Bob Borchers, Apple's Vice President of Global Product Marketing . “The new AirPods Pro now offer even better sound quality and a more immersive listening experience with Personalized Spatial Sound, as well as breakthrough audio features like Adaptive Transparency Mode. The world's best wireless headphones are even better, with up to twice the noise canceling power of the previous generation.”
