The AirPods Pro 3 has a new built-in heart rate sensor—and yes, it’s pretty darn good. It works by shining light into the skin inside your ear canal and analyzing how that light reflects back—a method called photoplethysmography (PPG)—to estimate your pulse.

If the iPhone is Apple’s crown jewel, the AirPods are its quiet empire, the one product that redefined how we consume sound without ever asking for attention. It’s funny how Apple keeps making the AirPods look like they’ve barely changed,

I have always loved specialised headphones. Headphones that are the best for the gym, or travel, or listening to a new song by my favourite band for the first time. I have a wall and a drawer adorned with headphones that each have a specific purpose.

Apple's third-gen noise-canceling earbuds have arrived with a smaller design, better noise cancellation, heart-rate monitoring and improved all-around performance for the same $249. Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading member of CNET's Reviews ...

All products featured here are independently selected by our editors and writers. If you buy something through links on our site, Gizmodo may earn an affiliate commission. Reading time 13 minutes Almost three years after Apple introduced the original ...

Before I get into all the changes, here's a quick breakdown of what's stayed the same. The AirPods Pro 3's list price is still $249 (£219, AU$429). That wasn't a ...

Apple says the tips are now infused with foam for greater passive noise isolation. AirPods Pro 3 are available to pre-order now, and they launch on Friday, September 19. Some other media outlets and YouTube channels have shared AirPods Pro 3 reviews too.