Apple's new technology for wireless headphones Earbuds Earphones

As you know, apple not only produces mobile phones, but also earphones and other peripheral electronic products. Today we will talk about earphones. (Stereo Headphones, Earbuds Earphones, In Ear Earphones, Mobile Phone Earphones, Bluetooth Headsets, TWS Bluetooth Earbuds, Headphones Earbuds, Wireless Earphones)

Headphone is an electronic consumer goods, the speed of upgrading is very fast, if you want to get ahead, you must have the addition of new technology, constantly upgrading.

In the case of a modest update rate, Apple made some breakthrough changes, such as the cancellation of 3.5mm headphones Interface, and will be equipped with a wireless headset.

According to foreign media reports, this wireless headset is called AirPods, but it is not a Bluetooth headset, which uses a special wireless communication chip and technology, this communication is similar to Bluetooth, but low power consumption is Apple Independent research and development, industry sources said that Apple is likely to apply this technology in smart home and smart cars and other fields.

KGI analyst Guo Mingchi also said that Apple may deviate from the traditional Bluetooth protocol, and proprietary communication protocols will provide Apple with more freedom and future development space.

In addition, suppliers of AirPods have long been rumors. It is understood that the above-mentioned communications chip foundry is Taiwan Semiconductor Foundry, TSMC, while Inventec and Zhengzhou Precision Industry are responsible for the OEM.

It is worth mentioning that AirPods will target the high-end market, while the Beats brand will target the mid-range market (you can feel the price of the new headset). Therefore, AirPods is unlikely to become the standard for the iPhone 7.

According to the photos of the packaging box exposed by the foreign media, Apple will provide a wired headset based on the lightning interface in the mobile phone package, and will provide an audio signal converter for the traditional 3.5 mm headset.