AiroPods 2
$49.99Wireless earbuds
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Find your everyday sound.
Wireless earbuds from $49.99. Choose everyday listening, noise canceling for quieter commutes, or a full-size fit.
Choose your earbuds
Keep it simple with wireless earbuds, or choose an ANC model to turn down engine hum and background noise on the go.
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3 left in stockAiroPods 3
$69.99Wireless earbuds
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3 left in stockAiroPods 2 ANC
$79.99Active noise-canceling earbuds
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5 left in stockAiroPods 3 ANC
$94.99Active noise-canceling earbuds
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5 left in stockAiroPods 4 ANC
$109.99Active noise-canceling earbuds
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AiroPods Max
$449.99
Full-size listening, in five colors.
- Black
- Cream
- Blue
- Purple
- Orange
Compare the lineup
Five earbud models and one over-ear pair. Three of the earbuds add noise canceling to turn down engine and traffic hum. Compare the fit, noise canceling and price.
| Model | Fit | Noise canceling | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| AiroPods 2 | Earbuds | No | $49.99 |
| AiroPods 3 | Earbuds | No | $69.99 |
| AiroPods 2 ANC | Earbuds | Yes | $79.99 |
| AiroPods 3 ANC | Earbuds | Yes | $94.99 |
| AiroPods 4 ANC | Earbuds | Yes | $109.99 |
| AiroPods Max | Over-ear | See product | $449.99 |
Need a hand choosing? Tell us what you listen on and where.
Common questions
Which one should I get?
Get AiroPods 2 or AiroPods 3 if you don’t care about noise canceling.
If you fly, ride a loud train or just want a calmer commute, look at AiroPods 2 ANC, AiroPods 3 ANC or AiroPods 4 ANC. Their noise canceling turns down the steady hum around you, so it’s easier to get lost in your music.
AiroPods Max is our one full-size pair, in five colors.
If you’re stuck, ask us. Tell us what you listen on and where, and we’ll point you to one.
How long does shipping take?
Orders ship in 1–3 business days, then usually arrive in 6–14 business days with tracking. You’ll get a tracking link by email when it ships.
What does ANC mean?
ANC stands for active noise cancellation. The earbuds pick up the sound around you and play a matching opposite sound that cancels part of it out, so your music and podcasts sit against a calmer, quieter background.
It generally works best on steady sounds like plane engines, train rumble and air conditioning, and less well on sudden or changing ones like voices or a door closing.