ColorWave launches new retro design AirPods Retro series headphones

ColorWave launches the new AirPods Retro series, paying tribute to the iconic retro tones of classic Apple computers in the past. The series has launched two models, AirPods Pro 2 and AirPods 4 (active noise cancellation version).

The design was replaced with the beige of early Macs, and the nostalgic rainbow-style hinges echoed Apple's original logo, presenting a strong retro style, as if it was a hidden item from Apple's early designs. In addition, not only the color changes, the precisely engraved grooves on the side of the protective case are particularly imitating the ventilation hole design of early Macintosh computers, and cleverly blending the buttons with LED indicators. The earbuds themselves continue the streamlined shape of the standard AirPods, which enhance the overall retro feel with matte treatment, and effectively reduce fingerprints, taking into account both aesthetics and practicality.

In addition to beige, a rare dark model has been added to the series. AirPods Pro 2 Retro and AirPods 4 Retro (active noise reduction version) are priced at $239 and $499 respectively. They are now available on the official website. Interested readers may wish to pay more attention.

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