Airpods Pro 3 will reveal your heart rate during exercise, Apple Watch is not required

New Airpods Pro 3 were presented during Apple IPhone 17 event Tuesday. The latest version of Proa Earpods has improved noise cancellation, can translate languages ​​in real time, has better and clearer and sound resistance and water resistance, so it can handle its lowest exercises. But the latest feature of association Pro 3 is its ability to read the heart rate using a small sensor implanted in the handset.

This means that during daylight walks or exercise will be able to catch your heart rate using a unique infrared light sensor and a new AI model on the device that accompanies heartbeat and calories burns. All of this data will be found in the Apple’s fitness application.

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Airpods Pro 3 gets Apple Fitness Plus integration

In addition, new airlines will also give you access to Buddy, fitness function that uses Apple Intelligence to collect your exercise data, fitness history and more to personalize experience in exercise. So, if you go for a walk or run, these airlines will function as a coach, motivating you during exercise. If you are already member of the Apple Fitness Plus member, you will be able to use these aircars to see your metric in real time such a heartbeat, calorie burning, drops bar and close the scroll ring.

Will the air rate of flow rate for 3 hearts be accurate?

Adding heart rate sensors to surprise, because these types of sensors are usually used on wearing wrists, like Apple Watchor as a smart ring. However, it makes me wonder how precise or synchronizer will be if someone also owns Airpods Pro 3 and Apple Watch. Now that both can record your exercises, it will be interesting to see how it plays while people use them in the real world.

The Apple Airpods Pro 3 are now available for downloading And will hit the shops next Friday, 19. September. The price starts from $ 249 (€ 219, and in $ 429).

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