Apple AirPods Pro compared to cartoon characters on social media

Smartphone maker, Apple, recently revealed its new offering to public, AirPods Pro, that has come with a completely new design with inclusion of  ise-cancellation and sweat resistance feature. Although, AirPods have prompted hilarious reactions from a lot of people on social media. A few people have compared pods to hairdryers, game and cartoon characters.

Netizens reactions

One Twitterati compared AirPods to a very popular cartoon show that debuted more than a decade ago.

Ar user compared Apple's latest offering to an appliance that is used in households on an everyday basis.

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One user said pods have received a significant upgrade this time.

A user compared earphones to a popular cartoon character, Pingu's beak whereas someone else stated that Mario had same set of earphones. 

Former Mayor of New York, Rudy Giuliani, cracked a joke wherein he stated that world's richest people are AirPod users followed by Amazon CEO, Jeff Bezos and Microsoft founder, Bill Gates.

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Ridiculed for design and size

When Apple AirPods were introduced back in 2016, y were ridiculed for design and size. A few people said that streets would be littered with se lost earphones and would seem as if discarded gloves and socks worn by newborns. Also,

Apple struggled to convince people that AirPods was a really good option as jokes about pods being compared to toothbrushes dangling from people's ears started doing rounds.

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price tag of $249

AirPods Pro has been released with a price tag of $249 with an adaptive EQ for an improved sound quality to customize low and mid frequencies based on shape of a users' ear. With feature of wireless charging, AirPods will come along with an IPX4 water and sweat resistance feature.

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