AirPods Version 3: A Step Up in Battery Life and Endurance

In recent months, Apple has released the AirPods 3, a new iteration of their popular wireless earbuds. One of the key features that sets them apart from their predecessors is their improved battery life and endurance. In this article, we'll explore what makes the AirPods 3 a step up in these areas.

Firstly, let's talk about pricing. The Student plan for the AirPods 3 costs S/10.90 per month, while the Individual plan costs S/20.90 per month and the Family plan costs S/31.90 per month. It's worth noting that pricing may vary by country, and plans automatically renew until cancelled.

One of the key reasons why the AirPods 3 have improved battery life is due to their lack of active noise cancellation (ANC). This means that they can retain power more efficiently than the AirPods Pro, which has ANC. In our reviews, we found that the AirPods 3 were able to achieve an estimated 30 hours of music playback, matching Apple's advertised claims.

Another advantage of the AirPods 3 is their charging cases. While they may look identical to those of the AirPods Pro, they offer greater endurance and protection. Both earbud models are rated IPX4, meaning they can withstand splashes of water, but the AirPods 3's charging case also has this certification.

In terms of comfort and sound quality, both the AirPods 3 and AirPods Pro have their strengths and weaknesses. However, if you prioritize battery life and endurance beyond these factors, then the AirPods 3 are definitely worth considering.

Overall, the AirPods 3 offer a significant improvement over their predecessors in terms of battery life and endurance. With their estimated 30 hours of music playback and greater protection, they're an excellent choice for anyone looking for wireless earbuds that can keep up with their busy lifestyle.

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