Apple to replace faulty AirPods Pro earbuds for free

Apple has announced a replacement program for defective AirPod Pro earbuds, following many months of complaints by customers. Confirming that a small percentage of the product may be faulty and could be experiencing audio problems, the tech giant has announced that it will offer free replacement of the earbuds or fix it, whichever is applicable.

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