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On July 4th, reporter Mark Gurman mentioned in the latest issue of the Power On newsletter that although there have been rumors in the past that Apple’s upcoming second-generation AirPods Pro will have built-in heart rate and body temperature sensors, he is now Doubt the rumors are true, and say such a feature is unlikely to appear anytime soon.

“For the past few months, there have been rumors that this year’s AirPods Pro will be able to detect the wearer’s heart rate or body temperature, but I’ve heardNeither feature is likely to appear in the 2022 upgrade,” Gurman wrote in his latest newsletter.

In addition, Gurman added,Both of these features have been explored internally at Apple and may be implemented someday in the future.

In the past June, 52Audio made a series of revelations about the AirPods Pro 2 and released a set of renderings.

According to the site, the new AirPods Pro will feature an updated H1 chip, support for Find My, support for temperature detection, and heart rate detection.

In addition, this generation of headphones will also improve audio, adding support for lossless audio. The headphone box will use a Type-C interface and even have a hearing aid function. However, judging from the current situation, it still takes time to test the function of this headset.

Apple AirPods Pro 2 Outlook: Key Features Absent

The first AirPods Pro were officially launched in 2019, and Apple hasn’t updated the AirPods Pro since then—except for the new MagSafe charging case that launched last fall.

It is widely predicted in the industry that Apple will release a new version of the AirPods Pro later this year, with a high probability that it will be launched together with the iPhone 14 series and Apple Watch Series 8 at Apple’s fall conference this year.

Apple AirPods Pro 2 Outlook: Key Features Absent

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