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Imprint on an Apple W1

The Apple W1 or Apple 343S00130 is a SiP chip from Apple . It is a SiP chip that was developed for wireless audio headphones . The Apple W1 chip supports Bluetooth 4.2.

equipment

The Apple W1 chip is included in the following Apple and Beats devices :

  • AirPods
  • Beats Solo3 Wireless
  • Beats PowerBeats3 Wireless
  • BeatsX
  • Beats Studio3 Wireless
  • HomePod

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ AirPods Teardown , ifixit.com on December 20, 2016
  2. ↑ Beats with new wireless headphones including Apple W1 chip , heise.de on September 9, 2016
  3. ↑ Apple's W1 Bluetooth chip, explained , cnet.com on February 10, 2017
  4. ↑ HomePod set up similar to AirPods, requires iCloud Keychain & two-factor auth , 9to5mac.com on February 6, 2018
Chronology of Apple's Systems-on-a-Chip and Systems-in-Package

Systems-on-a-Chip

Apple A11
in iPhone , iPad mini ,
iPod touch , Apple TV and HomePod

S5L8900 (2007) • S5L8720 (2008) • S5L8920 (2009) • S5L8922 (2009) • A4 (2010) • A5 (2011) • A6 (2012) • A7 (2013) • A8 (2014) • A9 (2015) • A10 (2016) • A11 (2017) • A12 (2018) • A13 (2019)

in the iPad
(except mini)

A4 (S5L8930X) (2010) • A5 (2011) • A5X (2012) • A6X (2012) • A7 (S5L8965X) (2013) • A8X (2014) • A9X (2015) • A10X (2017) • A12X (2018) • A12Z (2020)

in iPod Classic , Nano
and Shuffle

S5L8700  • S5L8701  • S5L8702 (2007) • S5L8730 (2009) • S5L8723 (2010)

in MacBook Pro and iMac Pro

T1 (2016) • T2 (2017)

Systems-in-Package

in the Apple Watch

S1 (2015) • S1P (2016) • S2 (2016) • S3 (2017) • W2 (2017) • S4 (2018) • W3 (2018) • S5 (2019)

in the AirPods and AirPods Pro

W1 (2016) • H1 (2019)