The AirPods Max features two Apple H1 chips with 10 cores for high-quality sound on every song. Furthermore, the chipset has been engineered to provide a more natural and immersive listening experience through many advanced audio technologies that work together seamlessly in perfect harmony.
Noisy environments can be a pain to work in. Fortunately, Active Noise Cancellation has been getting better each year! This technology uses microphones both inside and outside of earcups that detect environmental noise while also monitoring audio reaching your ears for any external sound interference. Apple’s software adapts active noise cancellation to changes in the environment as it happens – which means you’ll always have optimal performance no matter where you need it most.
Active Noise Cancelation (ANC) works by using three outward-facing microphones per earcup and one microphone built into each earcup. The ANC monitors these mics constantly, knowing how loud things are around us, and then the clever algorithm adjusts.
Users can switch to Transparency mode to concurrently listen to music while hearing the environment encompassing them. Switching between Transparency mode and Active Noise Cancellation can be done with a single button.
AirPods Max uses spatial audio with dynamic head tracking to deliver an immersive, theater-like experience. Excellent battery life with up to 20 hours of audio, movie playback, or talk time with Active Noise Cancellation and spatial audio enabled.
AirPods Max Battery Life
The AirPods Max battery life lasts for up to 20 hours of listening to music, watching movies, or talking on the phone with Active Noise Cancellation and spatial audio enabled. The AirPods Max takes near two hours to get a full charge. A quick 5-minute charge with a lightning cable will get you 1.5 hours of listening time.
New firmware updates for the AirPods Max have been introduced to fix issues with battery drain while in a case. The latest update is version 3C39 and was released on March 12th of this year after feedback from those experiencing problems when using their headphones inside the smart case.
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