Apple Introduces Airpods Max With A New Over-Ear Design; Former Engineer Hints That It Took 4 Years To Develop

AirPods Max
AirPods Max

According to recent reports, the all-new Apple AirPods Max took 4 years to develop. This is suggested from the tweets of a former engineer who worked at the company following the official launch of the AirPods Max on Tuesday, December 8.

According to the press release made by Apple, the new AirPods feature incredible high-fidelity audio, Adaptive EQ, Active Noise Cancellation, and spatial audio and comes with a new over-ear design unlike its previous models.

Airpods Max Development Going On For 4 Years, Suggests Dinesh Dave In A Tweet

AirPods are considered to be the most popular headphones in the world, beloved for their effortless setup, iconic design and incredible sound quality. Greg Joswiak, Apple’s senior vice president of International Marketing mentioned in a recent statement that AirPods Max will be bringing that magical AirPods experience to a stunning over-ear design with high-fidelity audio.

He further added that the custom acoustic design, along with the powerful H1 chips, and advanced software will enable the device to use computational audio to wirelessly deliver the ultimate personal listening experience to users.

There have been ongoing rumors regarding this AirPods design since early 2018 when Ming-Chi Kuo talked about Apple’s personal brand of headphones. However, recent rumors suggest that talks over the design and build of this latest AirPods have been going on since 2016, that is 4 years prior to its release on Tuesday.

Apple launched its first Airpods back in 2016 December, that is exactly 4 years from now. Prolific Apple leaker reposted a photo of a tweet from Dinesh Dave talking about the AirPods Max being the last product he signed about 4 years ago. Ryan further went on to say that the company saw the rapid increase in demand of the original AirPods immediately after its launch in 2016 and had started the design for the latest model that is finally out for pre-order.