On April 4, 2026, reports emerged indicating that the renowned foreign repair team, iFixit, had recently published a teardown video of Apple's AirPods Max 2 headphones. The findings revealed a striking similarity between the internal architecture of the AirPods Max 2 and its 2020 predecessor, to the extent that the original disassembly guide could still be employed. The sole notable upgrade lies in the incorporation of the H2 chip, which, when coupled with a novel algorithm, delivers a 1.5-fold enhancement in active noise cancellation capabilities and elevates sound quality. Nevertheless, the persistent issue of condensation accumulation within the ear cushions remains unaddressed. Furthermore, the extensive utilization of adhesives throughout the device exacerbates the challenges associated with repairs. The process of replacing the USB-C port is particularly cumbersome, compounded by Apple's failure to furnish an official repair manual or crucial spare parts.