AirPods Max 2 are toonehere and the first reviews clearly show that Apple made a point. Improved active noise cancellation (ANC), Adaptive support Audio and clearer sound are immediately noticeable, according to reviewers. New information also reveals that behind all this is precision engineering combined with the H2 chip, which Apple he put in the second generation of headphones.
Tim Millet, vice president, specifically talked about the headphones in a new interview. Applu for platform architecture. He said that the goal of the H2 chip is to ensure that headphones are "limited only by physics, not by chip architecture." Apple namely, it does not sell the chips publicly, so the team knows exactly what each chip is built for, and based on that, it is logically able to develop hardware that will support the chip in maxIt is also positive news that Millet indicated that thanks to H2, AirPods Max 2 they can also improve in the future through software updates, as the chip has enough power for further optimizations.
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The talk then turned to improved ANC, about which Eric Treski, director audio product marketing, declared that it is in the new generation of headphones Applu on average 1,5x more efficient than its predecessors, which is quite interesting while maintaining the design. "Achieving such an improvement through software alone is extremely difficult, yet H2 makes that exactly possible.,” explains Treski.
Overall, yes Apple It shows once again that even though the headphones remain the same visually, the difference is inside and you can really tell by hearing it. AirPods Max 2 so they are apparently not just an evolution, but proof of how much a well-built chip can take the audio experience to a new level. And since these headphones should arrive for testing soon, I'm very curious to see if they are Apple did not praise.
"Achieving such an improvement with software alone is extremely difficult"
not even when on the old one MAX They have noticeably messed it up since a certain update, so much so that ANC was running at half throttle. Success will at least bring it back to where it was ANC originally.
I'm curious about the review. And also a direct comparison with the previous generation.