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AirPods Pro 2 likely won’t get a much-hyped health feature – and it won’t matter

Posted on July 4, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Bloomberg reporter, and frequent Apple news source, Mark Gurman has given his two cents’ worth on one of the key features expected to debut in Apple’s hotly-anticipated AirPods Pro 2 – and it’s not good news.  What’s up? Well, fitness fans had long been hoping for the introduction of temperature-sensing (something which Honor initially reported would arrive for the first time ever in its Earbuds 3 Pro, but never managed to deliver) and even heart-rate monitoring to the new AirPods. But in his most recent Power On Newsletter (opens in new tab), Gurman writes:”This years’ AirPods Pro are unlikely to get heart-rate monitoring… Over the past few months, there have been rumors about this year’s model gaining the ability to determine a wearer’s heart rate or body temperature.
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