| Spec | Model |
|---|---|
| Launch Date | September 9, 2025 |
| Color | White |
| Size | Height: 30.9 mm (1.22 in.) Width: 19.2 mm (0.76 in.) Depth: 27.0 mm (1.06 in.) Weight: 5.55 g |
| Drivers | Apple uses a custom-built, high-excursion driver paired with a custom high dynamic range amplifier |
| Microphones | AirPods Pro 3 feature a highly advanced microphone system, with each earbud containing three high-quality microphones for voice pickup and noise control |
| Frequency Response | Apple does not publish the specific frequency response curve for the AirPods Pro 3 |
| Noise Cancellation | The improved ANC is driven by a new acoustic seal created by foam-infused ear tips and new ultra-low-noise microphones |
| Battery | 8 hours with ANC and up to 10 hours in Transparency mode with hearing aid enabled |
| Charging | Wired USB-C connection MagSafe charger |
| Water & Sweat Resistance | IP57 rating |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.3 Apple's H2 headphone chip and U2 chip in the charging case, which provide enhanced, seamless connectivity within the Apple ecosystem |
| Special Features | Heart rate sensing Workout Buddy Hearing health Live Translation Adaptive Audio |
| In the box | AirPods Pro 3 MagSafe Charging Case Silicone ear tips |
| Price | ₹25,900 |
Let’s just say it upfront: the AirPods Pro 3 might be the best wireless earbuds you can buy. Period.
Apple’s AirPods have always delivered great sound, but the Pro 3 push the bar higher with smarter tech, better fit, and features that go beyond “just audio.”
At the core is Apple’s H2 chip, now paired with a redesigned multi-port acoustic architecture. The setup uses a custom driver and amplifier to deliver high-definition, three-dimensional sound with ultra-low distortion.
Apple also added an inward-facing microphone that continuously monitors sound inside your ear canal. The practical result:
Add Adaptive EQ, Personalized Spatial Audio, and Dynamic Head Tracking, and suddenly your earbuds sound more like a private surround-sound setup.
ANC was already excellent on AirPods Pro 2, but Apple doubled down. Thanks to foam-infused ear tips, improved microphones, and upgraded algorithms, the Pro 3 cancel up to 2× more noise than their predecessor.
Fit got a science-lab treatment. Apple claims over 10,000 ear scans and 100,000 hours of research went into perfecting the design. The earbuds now follow the natural geometry of the ear canal for a secure fit. Translation: even if your gym insists on playing heartbreak ballads like Raanjhanaa during a deadlift session, you can blast the Vikram BGM and stay in the zone.
For the first time, AirPods sneak into fitness tracker territory. A new heart-rate sensor uses LEDs and accelerometer data to track heart rate and calories burned across 50+ workout types in the Fitness app.
On the health front:
Basically, these earbuds want to be your workout buddy and your ear doctor.
This is Apple flexing its AI muscles. With Live Translation (powered by Apple Intelligence), AirPods Pro 3 can let you hear someone speaking another language and translate it in real time.
Speak back, and your words appear on the other person’s iPhone in their language. If both of you have AirPods Pro 3, you can each talk in your own tongue and hear live translations directly in your ears.
The catch? It’s limited to Apple’s Translate app and a handful of languages at launch. Hindi isn’t supported yet, so usefulness depends on what languages you need.
Battery life holds strong at around 8 hours with ANC and up to 10 hours in Transparency mode with hearing aid enabled. That’s better than most rivals.
The MagSafe Charging Case also got smarter:
Translation: losing your AirPods in the couch cushions is no longer a weekend project.
The AirPods Pro 3 aren’t just earbuds. They’re tiny computers that happen to deliver phenomenal sound, industry-leading ANC, fitness tracking, and even live translation.
Are they pricey? Absolutely. But if you’re willing to pay Apple’s premium, you’re getting a pair of earbuds that make most competitors feel like plastic toys.
In short: if money’s no object, these really are the best wireless earbuds money can buy.
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