Apple Launches New YouTube Ad For 2nd Gen AirPods Pro With 2x More Effective ANC Feature

Apple is highlighting the more improved active noise cancellation (ANC) for its new AirPods Pro 2 in its latest advertisement on YouTube.

The promotional video "Quiet the noise" shows how the new model comes with a more effective noise-canceling feature that is twice the original model.

Apple Showcases How Powerful AirPods Pro 2 Are

According to a report by Apple Insider, the Cupertino tech giant displays how the new second-gen AirPods Pro differs from the standard version.

With the launch of the 68-second ad on the official YouTube channel of Apple, people will think that the upcoming wireless headphones will be getting an impressive ANC update designed for those who want to remain undisturbed in school, work, or any place.

The brief clip exhibits how a woman remains unbothered by every noise surrounding her. Surprisingly, she only shrugged off those loud sounds as if she does not care at all.

There's a man who is drilling a particular part of the street, but the woman seems to be unaffected by the high-decibel sound of the equipment.

To make it more interesting, the video also shows different people from various walks of life who happen to be crossing a street while in traffic.

Throughout the duration of the ad, the woman is only listening through her AirPods 2 Pro to Tkay Maidza's track "Where is my Mind" which was originally sung by Pixies in 1988.

It's interesting to know how Apple went far from launching the second-gen AirPods Pro last year.

By bringing the revamped Active Noise Cancellation, the newest edition of these wireless headphones is expected to come with the finest quality, durability, and most innovative technology.

If you want to watch the "Quiet the noise" ad, just click the video below to get started.

How much are the AirPods Pro 2 with improved ANC?

According to Macrumors, the enhanced AirPods Pro 2 will sit at around $249.

Aside from a built-in speaker, and improved Active Noise Cancellation feature, it will also come with an updated charging case, swipe-based volume control, built-in detect sensor, UI chip, longer battery life, and more.

The AirPods Pro case is now rechargeable using an Apple Watch charger aside from MagSafe and Lightning cable.

What happens if you ask for an AirPods Pro replacement?

There are times when your AirPods Pro can go haywire without you knowing. The thing is, it's sometimes hard to find a reliable repair shop that can fix this issue. If you're experiencing this problem, you can try if you're eligible for an AirPods Pro-recall replacement.

According to Tech Times, the AirPods Pro recall program will fix your damaged headphones, but only if they were manufactured before October 2020.

If you notice static sounds when you play a song or an active noise cancellation that is not working, you might be now eligible to partake in this program.