Blogger shows off AirPods 3 "wired" version: semi-in-ear design, Type-C interface

      In October this year, Apple held a new product launch conference. In addition to products such as the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro, which are considered performance monsters, it finally updated its headphone product line and launched AirPods 3.

　　The new product adopts a design that fits the ear contour and a shorter earphone stem, which can cleverly deliver sound into the user's ears. The overall appearance is similar to AirPods Pro.

　　The changes in appearance are considered to be the biggest highlight of AirPods 3, but this upgrade was directly copied by domestic accessory manufacturers.

　　Recently, a digital blogger posted a real "wired" version of AirPods 3. The appearance of the earphone handle is almost exactly the same as Apple's original AirPods 3, but there is a wire connected to the bottom.

　　The biggest highlight is the headphone interface. It can be clearly seen that this does not use Apple's Lightning interface, but the Type-C interface that is now popular on Android phones. It is simply embarrassing.

　　It can also be seen from here that the target users of this headset are not actually Apple's iPhone users.

　　However, it should be noted that this "wired" version of AirPods 3 is actually just imitating the appearance of the original product, making a product that has "nothing to do" with Apple.

　　But there are actually many products on the market that are actually aimed at counterfeit AirPods. Thanks to the support of MediaTek's Airoda chip, many white-label TWS headphones and even counterfeit products can have a very good experience, and the need for wireless listening to music can be met with just a few dozen dollars.

　　According to data previously released by some institutions, the sales volume of counterfeit AirPos will exceed 300 million units in 2021, which far exceeds Apple’s own sales volume.