AirPods 4 Comes With Hidden Capacitive Button And Vision Pro Lossless Audio Support

Apple has changed the AirPods 4 design with an interesting new feature. (photo: x @kuldip9768)

JAKARTA - Apple has changed the AirPods 4 design with an exciting new feature. Previously, AirPods casing always had physical buttons on the back for the pairing process. However, with the recently announced AirPods 4, Apple introduced a hidden capacitive button used for pairing and resetting.

According to a report from Macokara, the capacitive button is located at the front of the casing. When the AirPods 4 casing opens and the status light turns on, the user simply knocks twice the front of the casing to start the pairing process with the iPhone, iPad, or Mac.

For factory reset, users can press the capacitive button for three times, as reported by Gear Patrol. "Change is the law of life," said John F. Kennedy, and this design change seems to be in line with Apple's innovation spirit.

The status light on the AirPods 4 casing is also designed to be more hidden. When the casing is closed, the lights will disappear completely and only reappear when the casing opens, providing a cleaner and more modern look.

In addition, AirPods 4 now supports Lossless Audio with ultra-low latency when connected to Apple Vision Pro. Previously, this feature was only available on the latest version of the AirPods Pro with USB-C. Apple continues to push audio technology boundaries, creating a deeper and immersive listening experience.

AirPods 4 is already available for pre-orders, starting at a price of 129 US dollars (Rp1.9 million). For the version with Active Noise Cancellation, the price is 179 US dollars (Rp 2.76 million), and the first order is scheduled to arrive on September 20.