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Touchscreen controls on our mobile devices make this very easy to control with precise volume choices.

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One of the most direct ways to increase the volume on your AirPods or AirPods Pro is to head into the app that you are listening to.įind the volume slider and adjust it to your preferred taste. Option 1: Use volume controls on your app

At the end of the test, it'll tell you if your current eartips make a 'Good Seal' or if you need a different size.IOS device or AirPods-compatible smartphone

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You'll be led through a series of short exercises that test how well the AirPods fit in your ear. Tap the i icon next to AirPods to open their settings.ĥ. With the AirPods Pro connected to your iPhone, open the Settings app.ģ. If you're not sure which size ear tip to use, take the Ear Tip Fit Test.ġ. To attach the new eartips, line up the oval on the edge of the tip with the oval on the AirPods' speaker, then press the tip into place. It takes some force, but don't worry - they'll pop off without issue.Ģ. Remove your AirPods' current tips by pinching firmly and pulling them off the earbuds. That's why every new pair of AirPods Pro come with three sets of plastic eartips, each one a different size.ġ. But everyone has slightly different ears, and the default tips won't always fit. Unlike other AirPod models, the AirPods Pro have plastic tips that are supposed to bend to the shape of your ears. Pick the right AirPods Pro tips for your ears

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This is the title it'll show up with in the Bluetooth menu.

Tap Name at the top of this page to change your AirPods Pro's name.

Set it to When Last Connected to This iPhone, however, will connect the Airpods to the device you last used them with. Set this to Automatically, and your AirPods will connect to whatever device you're using as soon as you turn it on.

Connect to This iPhone is useful if you have multiple devices paired to your AirPods, like an iPad and Macbook.

Turning on Automatic Ear Detection will pause whatever you're listening to when you take an AirPod out of your ear.

By default it'll turn Noise Cancellation on and off, but you can set it to activate Siri instead.

Use the Press and Hold AirPods section to change what happens when you squeeze your AirPods' stems.

While in the AirPods Pro's settings, you can customize their controls in the following ways: Tap the i icon next to the AirPods Pro to open their settings.Ĥ. Go to the 'Bluetooth' settings on your iPhone.ģ. This setting just turns off the AirPods' microphone, so you won't have Noise Cancellation or Transparency mode. Quick tip: This menu also offers a third option, Off. Choose between Noise Cancellation or Transparency. Press and hold the volume meter in the Control Center.Ĥ. With the AirPods connected to your iPhone, open the Control Center by swiping down from the top right on an iPhone X or newer or swiping up from the bottom on an iPhone 8 or older.Ģ. You can also switch between these features on your iPhone.ġ. You'll hear a light ding when the change goes through. Squeeze and hold the AirPods' stem to switch between Noise Cancellation mode and Transparency mode. Transparency does the exact opposite, using the microphones to help you hear what's going on around you even while your earbuds are in. On the other hand, you can also use Transparency mode. Both earbuds have a small microphone that picks up outside noise, and then suppresses it with 'anti-noise.' It's great for blocking out background noise if you need to focus while wearing your AirPods.

One of the AirPods Pro's signature features is Noise-Cancellation mode.

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