Apple presents AirPods Pro that cancel out noise

Business

Christian Baha / VP

28 October

1 min read

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Apple presented its AirPods Pro on Monday, which feature noise cancellation, the company said.

The new product is also seat-resistant, according to Apple.

The price of the AirPods Pro is $240 and they will be available in stores from October 30. However, customers will be able to preorder the product on the Apple Store app starting from October 28.

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