The AirPods Pro cost $250, and the regular AirPods cost between $160 and $200.
AirPods start at $160, but if you opt for the wireless charging case included, they'll cost you $200.
The AirPods Pro have an in-ear design that fits in your ear canal, while the regular AirPods simply sit in your ears. The tips are made of flexible silicone.
The AirPods Pro can last for 4.5 hours on a single charge, while the regular AirPods last for five hours on a single charge. Apple said that both the AirPods Pro and the regular AirPods have "more than 24 hours" of battery life in their respective charging cases.
The AirPods Pro are wireless charging only — there's no option for a non-wireless charging model like the regular AirPods.
The AirPods Pro have a force sensor in the stem to control music and calls, and enable a "transparency mode" that does the opposite of noise-cancelling and lets sound in. The regular AirPods don't have a force sensor in their stems.
The AirPods Pro have an "adaptive EQ" feature that Apple says "automatically tunes music to the shape of your ear for a rich, consistent listening experience." The regular AirPods don't have this feature.
The AirPods Pro aren't as compatible with some older Apple devices as the regular AirPods.
For the AirPods Pro, Apple doesn't list the iPhone 5S, iPad Mini 2, iPad Mini 3, iPad Air (1st -generation), and the iPod Touch (6th-generation), as being compatible.
Apple says the regular AirPods will work with those older Apple devices.
