AirPods Pro 2 has already been released. One of the nice features of this product is that a lanyard can hold it, so customers can lock their headphones to their bags, jeans or hands. While Apple isn’t planning on making its own AirPods Pro 2 cord — likely fearing the huge success it’s had with the polishing cloth and customers having to wait months to get theirs — here are some options for better protection your new wireless headphones.
On its site, Apple offers AirPods Pro 2 Incase lanyard model. Delivery can take up to three weeks and cost $12.95, a steep price for this “soft braided cord” that can be used as a wrist strap or with the built-in clip to attach it to a backpack or bag by hand. You can find it here.
Spigen, for example, has an adjustable universal wrist strap that is braided in black and white and can be perfect for the AirPods Pro 2 MagSafe charging case. Moreover, this accessory costs half the price of the Incase option, and you can find it here.
Better than a simple lanyard is a complete pack of six accessories. This AirPods Pro 2 lanyard pack can offer six adjustable nylon wrist straps. They’re great for everyday users, come in different colors, and you can use the new wireless headphones, your camera, keys, GoPro, and more. You can find the bundle for $6.59 here.
YUOWO also offers an AirPods Pro 2 lanyard pack with five colorful accessories. The company called them “reflective straps,” so they’re more eye-catching to remind you not to leave your case behind. This pack costs $8.99 here.
Last but not least, Foshine also offers a six-pack of AirPods Pro 2 lanyards. Personally, I found them the nicest option with colorful straps to choose from. They have adjustable sizes, use nylon – like all the other options above – and can be used for multiple accessories. You can find them for $9.99 here.
You can find even more options in the Amazon store here. Have you found the perfect lanyard for your new AirPods? Share them with us in the comments section below.
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