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<p>Creating</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''AirPods''' are a lineup of Apple products introduced in 2017, alongside the introduction of the iPhone 7. Four distinct products have been introduced to the AirPods lineup: the first-generation AirPods earbuds (September 2017), the second-generation AirPods earbuds (March 2019), AirPods Pro [[In-ear monitor|in-ear monitors]] (October 2019), and AirPods Max [[headphones]] (December 2020).<br /> <br /> In addition to playing audio via the AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) protocol and the SBC (Sub-Band Coding) protocol, both via A2DP and Bluetooth 4.0, all AirPods models feature a built-in microphone that filters out background noise, which allows phone calls and talking to Siri, Apple's digital smart assistant. <br /> <br /> __TOC__<br /> <br /> == AirPods (2017) ==<br /> <br /> == AirPods (2019) ==<br /> <br /> == AirPods Pro ==<br /> <br /> == AirPods Max ==</div>

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