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‘AirPods Ultra’ launching later this year sounds more likely than ever

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‘AirPods Ultra’ launching later this year sounds more likely than ever
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Apple is reportedly planning to launch a high-end new model of AirPods later in 2026, likely branded as 'AirPods Ultra,' featuring infrared cameras, hand gesture support, and a next-generation H3 chip. This would mark a significant departure from the AirPods Pro naming convention and align with Apple's rumored use of 'Ultra' for other upcoming devices like the foldable iPhone and redesigned MacBook. The new model is expected to cost around $299, positioning it as a premium, futuristic product within Apple's audio lineup. Recent reports and analyst commentary suggest this launch represents a major new product category for Apple.

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