The text is a product review for Apple AirPods Pro 3. The reviewer, Parker Hall, compares the sound isolation and active noise-canceling of these earbuds to the Bose QuietComfort Ultra 2 earbuds. They note that the AirPods do an excellent job of tuning out all but the highest-pitch noises.
The review also mentions that the earbuds sound great across a variety of genres, with boosted highs and lows that can be a bit much at times, and nice detail and immediacy for earbuds. They're a great fit for working out or getting yard work done, thanks to boosted highs and lows that assist the ANC.
Additionally, the reviewer notes that Apple's close integration of hardware and software means these earbuds can pull off some neat tricks, like real-time translation. When paired with any iPhone with Apple Intelligence, you can speak a variety of languages into the phone, and the earbuds will translate them to your own.
The review concludes by noting that while the AirPods Pro 3 look largely the same as the second generation, there were some improvements to the fit that anyone with smaller ears will appreciate. The reviewer also mentions that these earbuds are more durable, with an IP57 rating that will go everywhere with you except into the pool.
Finally, the review notes that while they're often tempted by deals, the reviewer is a devout Android user and won't be upgrading to these earbuds due to their compatibility only working with iOS and Mac.
The review also mentions that the earbuds sound great across a variety of genres, with boosted highs and lows that can be a bit much at times, and nice detail and immediacy for earbuds. They're a great fit for working out or getting yard work done, thanks to boosted highs and lows that assist the ANC.
Additionally, the reviewer notes that Apple's close integration of hardware and software means these earbuds can pull off some neat tricks, like real-time translation. When paired with any iPhone with Apple Intelligence, you can speak a variety of languages into the phone, and the earbuds will translate them to your own.
The review concludes by noting that while the AirPods Pro 3 look largely the same as the second generation, there were some improvements to the fit that anyone with smaller ears will appreciate. The reviewer also mentions that these earbuds are more durable, with an IP57 rating that will go everywhere with you except into the pool.
Finally, the review notes that while they're often tempted by deals, the reviewer is a devout Android user and won't be upgrading to these earbuds due to their compatibility only working with iOS and Mac.
... don't get me wrong they sound amazing & the noise cancellation is top notch! But for someone who's all about that iPhone life, it's a bit frustrating that you're locked into the ecosystem 
. I mean, can't you just make them work with Android or something? And what's up with the whole "real-time translation" thing? That sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie 
. Still, if you're an iPhone user and don't mind the limitations, these earbuds might be the way to go... but for those of us who want more flexibility, we'll just have to keep waiting 
, I can literally tune out everything except for that one annoying fly buzzing around my head... but hey, it's worth it for those crystal clear highs 
. And the detail? Forget about it! It's like having a tiny concert in your ears 
. Plus, the active noise-canceling is on point 
. But, I gotta say, they do sound a bit too "boosted" for my liking at times... and some genres might get lost in all that extra oomph 
. On the other hand, they're perfect for when I'm getting some yard work done or hitting the gym - the extra bass is like a slap in the face (in a good way, obvs) 
. And, let's be real, who doesn't love tech tricks like real-time translation? 
It's like having a personal linguist in your ear! The only reason I'm not upgrading is because of that iOS thingy... but if you're an Apple fanboy/girl, these are definitely worth checking out 
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The sound isolation and ANC are on point, they really do help tune out all but the highest-pitch noises, which is perfect for studying or just chillin' at home. They also sound great across different genres, from hip hop to jazz... I mean, the highs and lows can be a bit much sometimes but it's like they're giving you that extra boost of energy! 
Working out or doing yard work with these bad boys on is a game changer too.
. And those improvements to the fit for smaller ears are a huge plus, especially since it feels like they're all about the tech now.
. But if you're an iOS user or want that seamless experience, I'd say give 'em a try!
. and omg the translation thingy is so cool 
! apple's tech integration is fire 
i'm an android user thru & thru 
I mean, we're talkin' 99% effectiveness at blockin' out background noise 
. but for real though, if you're a Android user like me, there's no way I'm shellin' out for these earbuds when they only work with iOS and Mac 
. Apple just needs to step up their game on the compatibility front. 
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. The boosted highs and lows can get a bit much at times – I'm all for that extra oomph, but sometimes it feels like they're screaming at me 
. And don't even get me started on the translation feature – it's so cool! But, as someone who's always switching between languages, it'd be awesome if this feature was more robust 
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. And the durability? Forget about it 
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. It's like they're speaking two different languages or something 
. Maybe one day they'll catch up with the rest of us 
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game-changer! 
But yeah, I can see why Apple fans would be stoked about these... the sound isolation is top-notch 
. Fit-wise, it's a win for anyone with smaller ears 
. That being said, the added detail and immediacy they bring to the listening experience is a major advantage.
. The real-time translation feature is a game-changer for travelers or language learners 
. And while I'm an Android user myself, it's hard to deny the convenience and polish that comes with having a closed system 
. Still, overall I'm sold on the AirPods Pro 3's performance and features 
. But for real though, I'm good with my Android setup for now... can't justify breaking up with Google Assistant 
. but i guess its a bummer they only work with ios and mac so android users are out of luck 
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they're like a whole new level of noise cancelation compared to the Bose QC Ultra 2. I mean who needs all those languages being translated in real time tho? 
. My only gripe is that they're a bit of an iOS-only situation - I mean, come on Apple, make them compatible with Android too 
. Also, nice that they improved the fit this time around, smaller ears will appreciate it! 
. Like, who cares if they can block out higher pitch noises or not? At the end of the day, it's all just a bunch of tech mumbo jumbo. And btw, what's up with Apple trying to make everyone an iOS user now? It's like, I get it, their hardware is fire 
. Still, it's all worth it for that sweet detail and immediacy - makes them perfect for working out or yard work. One thing I'm not stoked about is the language translation feature... feels like a gimmick 