AirPod Studio, with noise cancelling and automatic detection

Apple's high-end Overyear headphone AirPod Studio is expected to have a similar function as automatically stopping a song when the earphones are removed. This function is also applied to existing AirPods.

Nine-to-Five Mac, an Apple-specialized media outlet, reported new information on "AirPod Studio" on the 12th (local time).

However, they do not detect ears like AirPods, but rather determine whether the headphones are on the head or on the neck to play the music and stop the music.

Currently, many headphones are divided between left and right, but AirPod studios are expected to have sensors that automatically identify the left and right sides when users wear headphones and play music accordingly. 

In addition, like AirPods Pro, it will be equipped with an active noise cancelling function to block or turn off external noise so that it can hear ambient noise.

AirPod studios, which focus on experts, will be able to adjust the frequency by providing customized equalizer functions when paired with Mac or iOS devices, according to the media.

Last month, Bloomberg reported that AirPod Studios will come with two models of leather material and light material suitable for use during exercise, testing modular designs such as replaceable ear pads and headbands.

John Procer, who recently runs IT-specialized channel Front Page Tech, tweeted that Apple's new Overyear headphones are named "AirPod Studios" and cost $349.