Bluetooth-enabled headphones are available to order, but may face shipping delays.
Speculation has ended over when Apple will make their new Bluetooth-enabled AirPods available for purchase, but due high demand and other factors, you may not be able to listen to your music on them until after the holidays.
According to macrumors.com, the company originally planned to offer the listening devices for sale back in October, but delayed the launch without giving a specific reason for the delay.
Apple issued a press release saying the wireless headphones would be available in Apple Stores, Authorized Retailers and select carriers next week, and that customers would be able to order online immediately.
The Bluetooth-enabled headphones offer high-quality sound through a "seamless and automatic connection" to your iPhone or other Apple device. The headphones come with a carrying case, that also re-charges the headphones, that is said to deliver an additional charge of up to 24 hours of battery life.
The AirPods realize when you pull the device out of your ear and automatically pause your music, but playback controls are handled by double-tapping the pods and using Siri-enabled voice commands.
The AirPods will deliver up to five hours of listening time on a single charge, and sell for $159, including the charging/carrying case. The company says they are available in over 100 countries and territories, and require the latest version of iOS, watchOS 3, or macOS Sierra.