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Alleged Hardware Images Suggest AirPods Pro 2 May Come in Two Sizes
Apple is expected to debut its second-generation AirPods Pro earbuds in 2021, and based on alleged images of internal hardware that will be used in the upcoming earbuds, leaker Mr-white has claimed that AirPods Pro 2 will likely come in two sizes, MacRumors is reporting.
New AirPods Pro Mabey Two Sizes Still W2 Chips 🤨 pic.twitter.com/R5MpzUrUlg
— Mr·white (@laobaiTD)
In the photos above, the hardware on the right side is from the current-generation AirPods Pro while the hardware on the right is said to be designed for the next-generation AirPods Pro.
According to the leaker, the cables are in two different sizes which indicates that the AirPods Pro 2 will most likely come in two sizes.
Earlier rumours have suggested that second-generation AirPods Pro will sport a more compact design, featuring a rounded shape more similar to earbuds from companies like Google and Samsung.
At this point, it is not known when Apple plans to release AirPods Pro 2 but they are expected to launch sometime next year.
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