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The AirPods Pro 3, released in September, offer significant improvements over previous models, including better sound quality, enhanced active noise cancellation, a new heart rate sensor, longer battery life, and a range of new features like live translation and improved Find My capabilities, making them arguably the best earbuds on the market for iPhone users.
Apple has integrated a new heart-rate sensor into the AirPods Pro 3, enabling users to track 50 workouts and monitor heart rate using infrared light and advanced algorithms, building on a decade of experience from the Apple Watch. The device also offers improved noise cancellation, sound quality, and a redesigned case, positioning it as a versatile product that combines premium earbuds with fitness tracking capabilities.
Apple's AirPods Pro 3 were unveiled with notable upgrades including a built-in heart rate sensor, improved noise cancellation, enhanced sound quality, and an AI-powered offline live translation feature, all at the same price as the previous model, though with some features like Hebrew support still pending.
Apple announced the AirPods Pro 3, featuring the 'world’s best ANC' with foam-infused tips, a new heart rate sensor, live translation, improved fit, and durability, available for preorder at $249, shipping September 19th, alongside updates to other AirPods models with iOS 26 enhancements.
Sennheiser has unveiled its new Momentum Sport earbuds, equipped with a photoplethysmography heart rate sensor and a core body temperature sensor, offering deep integration with popular sports tech platforms and Polar's biosensing Flow app ecosystem. The earbuds, set to be released in April 2024, also feature a semi-open design, noise-canceling mode, up to six hours of battery life, and IP55 water and dust-proofing, retailing at $329.95/€329.90.
Samsung Display has unveiled Sensor OLED, the world's first OLED screen with built-in fingerprint and heart rate sensors. The OLED panel uses a built-in light sensing OPD, which means that companies who want to use a built-in fingerprint sensor will not have to use a separate sensor, saving cost and space inside the phone. The technology is built into every pixel, allowing the device to access more accurate information. The Sensor OLED display can measure the user’s heart rate, blood pressure, and stress level simply with the touch of two fingers. The new Sensor OLED panels could potentially debut in the Samsung Galaxy S24 series.