One of the biggest pieces of news from the Glowtime event for the AirPods line was the new, noise-canceling version of the AirPods 4. Where the feature was usually reserved for the most expensive models in the AirPods Pro 2 and the AirPods Max, a slightly more costly version of the base model AirPods will now bring the feature to the masses.
That left many of us wondering — where does that leave the AirPods Pro 2 and their noise canceling? Is it just the silicon ear tips that are now the draw to the more expensive model? Well, Apple has just answered our question, and it makes perfect sense.
