AirPods 4 Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation

After losing the left earbud of my second-generation AirPods, which were already on their way out after 4+ years, I decided to invest in these new ones. Despite searching for my old one for hours, I couldn’t find the dead earbud even with the Find My app on my phone. One of the standout features of this version is the ability to ping each earbud individually, as well as the case and the batteries last at least 5 hours on one charge. While I hope to never need to use the Find My feature, I’m comforted by the knowledge that I can if necessary. I’ve been a fan of Apple’s AirPods since their release. Although they’re pricier, the quality and design are worth every penny. I’ve fully embraced the Apple ecosystem, and everything is seamlessly integrated. Upgrading to these AirPods adds incredible features. The noise cancellation is a hidden gem, a hallmark of Apple’s innovation and well worth the additional $40. I can toggle it on or off, or switch to adaptive mode, which automatically turns it off during conversations. Transparency mode lets me hear both my music and my surroundings, making them ideal for biking and listening to traffic. These AirPods are easy to control and charge quickly on my Anker charger. They maintain a full charge for hours, even after watching TV and listening to music all day. A quick half-hour charge keeps them powered for another few hours. Another new perk is the live translation feature, which is currently in beta testing. This will be very handy whenever I’m in Miami and interacting with my Spanish-speaking friends. Overall, these AirPods are worth the investment. I highly recommend getting a pair.

This is the first apple product I have ever owned. As a long time android user, I was worried that my experience would be sub-par when trying to use an Apple product with a Pixel. They don't work as seamlessly as they likely do on iPhone, but they do still work. That being said, I have some difficulty pausing and unpausing my music with the earphone, and turning the noise cancellation feature on and off requires holding one earbud for a few seconds. It would be easier for me to do that on my phone, but it's not possible with my Pixel. I primarily purchased these to use the active noise cancellation while mowing my lawn. I absolutely cannot stand the rubber earplug type headphones, and previously used a pair of Sennheiser over-the-ear headphones with active noise cancelling to mow my lawn. Those are the gold-standard, but they're very hot to wear in the summer, and the sweat becomes irritating. They also tend to slip off your head when you hit a branch, or bend over. I replaced those with Pixel Bud Pro's. Those sounded great, but the rubber earplug design really irritates my ears, and they are "outside heavy" because of the large bubble that sits outside of your ear. That means they constantly slip out and require adjustment. The sound quality and volume level of these is lower than both my Sennheiser and my pixel bud pro's, which both have more bass and higher clarity. That being said, these are MUCH more comfortable for me and didn't require as much re-adjusting as I mowed my lawn. The active noise cancellation works very well, but not as well as either my Sennheiser or my Pixel Buds. I was able to listen to my podcasts at a reasonable volume while still mowing my lawn, but it did leak more lawnmower sound than either of my other options. As far as using these as hearing protection with my backpack leaf blower, unfortunately these are absolutely no match for that sound. One option that's on the Pixel Bud Pro that I miss on these, is the "transparency" option. Pixel Bud Pro's have 3 operating modes. 'Normal' mode, which operates just like any other 'normal' headphone. 'Active Cancellation Mode' which performs the active noise cancellation, and 'Transparency mode' which actually amplifies external frequencies consistent with human voice which makes it easier to have a conversation without removing your earbuds. That missing feature isn't a deal-killer, but it does mean that I have to remove these earbuds when someone wants to talk to me. Overall, even though I'm a Pixel user, knowing what I now know about AirPods 4 and Pixel Buds pro, I can say I prefer the AirPods 4. They're much more comfortable, and the active cancellation is adequate.

I bought these AirPods 4 with Active Noise Cancellation as a gift for my husband, and he absolutely loves them! The sound quality is excellent, the noise cancellation works really well, and the transparency mode is a great feature for everyday use. They're comfortable to wear, connect instantly, and the battery life has been great. The best part was the price, I found them here at a fantastic deal compared to other places, which made this purchase even better. Overall, this was a perfect gift, and I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for high-quality wireless earbuds at a great value.

I’m very happy with these AirPods 4! The sound quality is amazing, with clear audio, deep bass, and excellent noise cancellation. They’re lightweight, comfortable, and connect to my iPhone instantly. The battery life is great, and the charging case is compact and convenient to carry everywhere. The pink silicone case shown in my photo was purchased separately. It fits perfectly, adds extra protection against scratches and drops, and the carabiner makes it easy to attach to my bag or keys. Overall, the AirPods perform exceptionally well, and the separate case is a great accessory to keep them protected while adding a personal touch. Highly recommended!

I think this product really deserves an amazing review. Left them accidentally in the pockets of shorts without a case, forgot and threw the shorts into a washer, 45 min warm normal cycle - they still work like nothing happened 🤪 found the airpods out of the shorts' pockets just scattered all over the washer floor. No damage, work as before, all feature seems to work just fine - insane! I've been using airpods since 2019, have all three of them and all three still work. The battery on the older ones is not that great, but the quality is still fine. What an amazing product. Lasts forever, quality is great, fit is great. I don't think there are any other earphones that feel more comfortable. I've had some qualms with airpods 3, them and these new airpods 4 do not stay in the ear as well as the airpod 2, but it's ok, I;ve learn how to deal with them. Maybe it's just me, but they fall all when I smile :D.. Oh well, as long as you don't smile too much, these are perfect. A note on active noise canceling - this thing is straight out of scifi. I actually thought its noise canceling for a mic, didn't realize it is for the earphones themselves. It's cool, but drains the battery too much. Useful when driving on the highway with open windows. Anyways, for all the negativity out there, I think sometimes Apple deserves a pad on their back. What other product would have survived a washing machine

Pros: Decent sound, compact size, lightweight, great fit and comfort (for me who can't wear any buds with a rubber tip), and surprising ANC. Another well built Apple Product. Cons: Glossy case is slippery and easy to lose. Battery life isn't great. Overpriced when you could get some CMF buds with solid sound, noise cancellation, and superior battery life, but given the features packed into the form factor, you're left with next to none in terms of alternatives. If you're someone who also can't wear the pros on any other bud that goes in-ear, these are for you.

fancy, fits the ear comfortably, wireless, you can enable/disable noise cancellation at will... BUT... they have the same sound quality as the $20 wired earbuds! They sound exactly the same! I was expecting the same flawless sound quality from the wired earbuds when they first hit the market at $50 per! Back then the sound quality was amazing! noise cancellation i am surprised to say does NOT make the music sound any better. If you use these to watch movies or listen to people talk then the sound quality is irrelevant and gets the job done. I bought these for sound quality thinking they would be better than my wired pair that finally broke after a few years. $150 vs $20 and the sound quality is the same is a major L for me. sound quality is the first flaw.. The second flaw?... No charger or charging cords included. $150 just turned into close to $300 bucks! I am at close to or over $275... I don't care for wireless. i am use to wired. I don't need noise cancelling technology but I thought at $150 the sound quality must be top of the line! I repeat these $150 wireless earbuds sound exactly like the $20 wired earbuds. Sure the $20 wired earbuds feel like all around cheap dollar store plastic while the $150 feel like solid fancy plastic but that is NOT what i was banking on. I rolled the dice and lost with these. They ARE fancy and will give them that. They may even prove to be better in my home gym. who knows.

i bought these after I had kept airpods 2 for 2 years without losing them (during which period my daughter went through about 4 sets due to losing them). However, the first week I had them, we had a big snow storm, and i was outside shoveling the driveway clean for hours. I of course put in my airpods to keep me company while shoveling. However, at some point, I came into my house to warm up and realized that one of the airpods had fallen out of my ear. I had no idea how long ago, or why I didn't realize. I ran back outside and it was hopeless - the ground was completely white, and there were large snow piles where I had shoveled. So I realized that it was gone for good, and ordered a new set. About 5 weeks later, the large snow piles finally melted and suddenly I saw the missing airpod sitting on the grass. I let it sit in the warm for a day, charged it, and it worked perfectly. I was so happy. But now I had two good sets - so my daughter was the beneficiary of the spare set. Lets hope she doesn't lose it!

I’m glad with this product

This left earpud stopped working and charging after less than