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In this blog, I will review the Apple AirPod Pro headphones and give you my verdict on whether they are worth the price or not. I’ve been using AirPods for a few years and loved them, so I didn't hesitate to get them when Apple AirPods Pro came to the market. I got them because of the presence of ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) and the relatively good battery life. Let’s take a look at what caught my attention about these headphones.

In terms of comfort, the Apple AirPods Pro headphones are much more comfortable in the ear compared to the AirPods. If I were to compare them to Sony’s “travel headphones,” then compared to them, the Apple AirPods Pro is significantly more comfortable. Unlike the classic AirPods, the Pro headphones come with three different sizes of tips that you can snap on to find information that fits your ear. The ends are tapered so they conform to the shape of your ears and prevent the AirPod Pro from falling out. As such, the headphones will also be suitable for exercising. The headphones are also comfortable for extended listening.

I like the new look of the AirPods on the AirPod Pro. I especially like that the feet of the headphones are smaller and less noticeable when you’re wearing them (especially when you’re outdoors). I think the new elongated case design looks much more stylish than its predecessor. In general, I think they look better. I also provided a stylish cat sleeve for the headphone case.

Unlike the AirPods, you can charge the Pro headphones wirelessly because they come with a wireless charging case, which is a great feature, especially if you already have wireless chargers. You can still use the lightning cable to charge your headphones as well. The case provides over 24 hours of battery life. The Pro’s headphones will notify your iPhone when they need to be assessed and can be set using any Qi-certified charger.

One of the excellent features is that it has a fast-charging feature. Five minutes of charging should give you about an hour of listening time. I had the opportunity to try this feature when I was at my worst and forgot to charge the headphones and wanted to use them while walking, and it’s convenient. Firstly for listening to music, but also for taking calls.

Sound quality: I don’t claim to be a sound expert, but they sound pretty good. The sound is clean and clear. However, I think the significant change with the AirPod Pro is the Active Noise Cancellation and Transparency Mode features. The latter didn’t quite impress me as I already owned the Sony WH-1000XM3, which in its day defined what the best ANC was. It was no different with the successors to these headphones. However, Apple has a much better-handled Transparency Mode compared to Sony.

I use them mainly when I’m out and about (walking, shopping, business trips), so the transparency mode comes in handy. I have it on when I’m walking down the road so I can still hear traffic clearly, and then when we’re off the road and in the countryside, I can turn the active noise canceling back on. So they’re great when you need silence to concentrate and when you still want to hear things around you — the best of both worlds.

There’s one thing in terms of compatibility that I’d like to mention, and that’s that I had trouble connecting them to the Teams app on a Windows PC. They work perfectly fine in the Teams for Mac app, but they are not a supported device in Teams, so if you want to use them for conference calls, I will keep that in mind before you buy them. If you’re in the Apple ecosystem, they connect nicely to all your devices. I’ve linked them to an Android phone before, and it works, but you don’t get that functionality.

So before I get to the conclusion, we should probably touch on price. So they are not cheap as you would expect from Apple. They will set you back £249.

Do I think it’s worth it?

I would have to say yes. The new features are great and probably justify the increased price. If you’re not bothered about active noise cancellation and transparency mode or wireless charging, you won’t go wrong with the normal AirPods, which will still cost £159 but are cheaper. Alternatively, there are good cheap headphones. I’d say do your research before buying.

Conclusion:

For me, the AirPods Pro is perfect. The new active noise cancellation and transparency mode are worthwhile for me, especially with the whole Apple ecosystem. They’re also nice and compact, so you can stick them in your pocket when walking out the door. What I do have to criticize the headphones is the presence of the lightning connector. Hopefully, Apple will be done with that soon.