AirPods 2 Tidbits: Boost Same Performance As An iPhone 4, Free Engraving On Wireless Charging Case

The second generation of AirPods was released by Apple yesterday, the wireless headphone now is powered by an H1 Chip rather than the origin...

The second generation of AirPods was released by Apple yesterday, the wireless headphone now is powered by an H1 Chip rather than the original one's W1 chip, in addition to added the support of Bluetooth 5.0 supports, it also brings "Hey Siri" functionality to AirPods for the first time. However, here are a couple of tidbits that you may don't know about:



Besides H1 Chip, the AirPods also consists of the following components: Cypress SoC, Maxim audio codec, Bosch BMA280 accelerometer, STM 3 axis accelerometer, STM regulator, TI data converter, Goertek MEMs microphones. All these components are concentrated in 12 mm cubic area. However, it boosts the same processing performance as an iPhone 4.

It is worth noting that for those who purchase the new AirPods 2 wireless charging case can now request for a free laser engraving service on Apple's official website, you can write down whatever you want to say, though keep in mind that you can only record 20 characters on it and that it may extend the delivery date.

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