AirPods are Apple's completely wire-free headphones, which look a bit like the Apple EarPods from older devices, but without the cables. AirPods have Apple-designed tech inside like a special wireless chip called the W1 or H1 (depending on version), an accelerometer for gestures, dual optical ... More on forums.macrumors.com

Sound quality doesn’t work like that. It isn’t something objective or easily quantifiable. At the end of the day, you’re going to think something has better sound quality if it’s tuned more towards what you like. So the frequency response, measured and shown on a graph, is an invaluable tool to get an idea of how close something sounds to what you prefer. This takes a decent understanding of various components of sound perception to be able to digest everything. And of course, time and the experience you get from experimenting with different tuning styles. AirPods Pro are excellent earbuds, particularly if you have at least one Apple device to control, update and tweak them. You can of course use them with anything else that has Bluetooth. The AAC codec is best implemented on Apple devices as it’s a processor intensive codec compared to other options due to its psychoacoustic modeling. But as mentioned above, it’s the tuning of the earbuds that stand above all else when it comes to what you would consider to be high quality. If you’re using your earbuds on an Apple device, make sure they support AAC. If you plan to use them heavily on another device, check for which advance codecs they support (APTX, LDAC, etc.) and make sure the earbuds you’re interested in support it. People can’t tell you which earbuds could sound close to what you like until you specify which tuning styles you prefer. Similar to how we can’t suggest which ice cream to buy until you tell us what are some of your favorite flavors. People can only tell you which earbuds provide a well done implementation of a given “ice cream flavor.” Another way to see it is, just because I don’t like mint chocolate chip ice cream doesn’t mean that a well done mint chocolate chip ice cream is somehow bad quality. It can use a great recipe with high quality ingredients, I just don’t prefer the flavor… see? AirPods Pro are excellent earbuds because they’re so well rounded and are near the top of performance in many areas, like transparency and ANC for example. They’re also high performers in a lot of other technical aspects like noise floor, signal strength, latency, etc. It’s clear these are elite earbuds. Their tuning style is a bit more relaxed without excessive bass and highs that some people are accustomed to. So some may inaccurately say they have “bad sound quality.” They lean towards a more accurate and less exaggerated response. What’s very nice too is their response accounts for the Fletcher-Munson curve or equal loudness contours. This calls for a boost to the low and high frequencies as you lower the volume in order to maintain a similar tonal balance regardless of volume. This is because humans perceive mid range frequencies to be louder than low and high frequencies when all are played at the same volume, particularly as you go down in volume. One final note is that your Jabra 75t have a pretty crazy tuning style. And not necessarily in a bad way, they were actually sought after by many. They have a very exaggerated yet controlled bass response. So chances are, whatever you compare it to, will sound jarringly different and noticeably less bassy. It’s doesn’t mean the new earbuds are necessarily low quality. It’ll just be a different flavor that you may not be used to. Over a short amount of time, you will adjust and could even prefer it when going back to compare. It’s all subjective. More on reddit.com

Airpod pros gen 1 aren't in my flair but they're easily my most used headphones, fit, design, and usability are just so good. The adaptive transparency sounds like an amazing feature. More on reddit.com

isn't it the same price at Walmart? thanks.

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