Apple Prepares to Launch AirPods 4 in September Washington, 19 Aug (ONA) ---- Apple is preparing to launch its new version of the wireless headphones (AirPods 4) during its event that will be held next month, to replace Apple's current versions of AirPods 2 and AirPods 3. The main model of AirPods 4 headphones features a design that focuses on simplicity of design and enhancement of tasks. The headphones support reducing background noise during calls, so the AirPods 4 Standard version can provide good support to users at a reasonable pricing level. Apple also offers the AirPods 4 Enhanced model with more advanced features to support users, to replace the current Apple version AirPods 3, and includes a number of upgrades. It supports wireless charging, and the headset will come with an in-ear design soon, and this version comes with a better design and an immersive audio experience when listening to music or in calls or when broadcasting, as it contains a USB C port, and support for spatial audio technology in AirPods 4 headphones. Source: Oman News Agency
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