Health in your headphones might not be necessary just yet.
We might need to wait a few more years before your AirPods start monitoring your health.
The release of AirPods Pro 2 has generated a lot of speculation. It is anticipated that the next headphones would have USB-C, quick charging, and lossless audio. The future headphones, according to one of those sources, will also be able to monitor your heart rate.
Unfortunately, that last claim is being questioned by one of the Apple community’s most reliable leakers. Heart rate and body temperature monitoring, two capabilities that are reported to be coming to AirPods, are not likely to make their debut in the AirPods Pro 2, according to Mark Gurman’s “Power On” newsletter.
Rumors about this year’s model getting the capacity to gauge the wearer’s pulse rate or body temperature have been circulating for the previous few months. According to what I’ve been told, neither item is expected to be included in the upgrade for 2022, even though both improvements have been looked into by the corporation and may one day be implemented.
An update to Conversation Boost, which will basically let users use their earphones as a hearing aid, is said to be coming to the new AirPods Pro, despite the fact that they may not include heart rate and body temperature monitoring.
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