Top 14 AirPods Pro Tips and Tricks

In October 2019, Apple unveiled the AirPods Pro, an upgraded version of the AirPods featuring a modern design, and noise-canceling technology. A custom-fit with ear tips made of silicone, and a higher-priced.

We’ve put together 14 of our top Apple AirPods Pro tips to help you make the most of Apple’s latest and most potent wireless earbuds. Take a look at our video and keep reading; you may learn a new technique or two.

1. Get Your AirPods Pro in the Correct Way

Are you frustrated when you try to get every AirPods Pro out of the case? We’re here to inform you that “you’re not holding it correctly.” Apple has created them in that you must push the back of each earbud, which will rotate in between the thumb of your forefinger.

2. Allow Noise Cancellation for better audio.

AirPods Pro is Apple’s first in-ear headphones that feature active noise cancellation (ANC) that adjusts according to your ear and blocks out the outside world so that you can concentrate on what you are listening to.

ANC is based on an Ambient EQ feature which Apple claims can adjust the sound signal 200 times per second to maximize audio to fit your ear shape by using an internal microphone.

If you disable noise cancellation, Ambient EQ will also be disabled, meaning the sound quality is slightly degraded. To get the most out of your AirPods Pro audio experience, it is recommended to keep the noise cancellation feature on. By default, when you press and hold either AirPod Pro stem will cycle between Transparency and Noise Cancellation. You can also control the noise features using the iPhone and iPad.

Open Control Center on your iOS device.
Hold and press your finger on the Control Center volume bar
Hit the Noise cancellation on the strip at the bottom of the page.

You can also manage Noise Control functions by selecting Settings -> Bluetooth and pressing the info icon (the circled “i”) in front of the AirPods Pro. If you have an AirPods connected to a Mac that runs macOS Catalina, you can manage it via the volume icon in the bar menu.

3. Click to check the status of the wireless charger.

AirPods Pro includes a wireless charging case, which can be charged using any Qi-compatible, third-party charging mats. The case comes with an interesting new feature that allows keeping track of the charging status anytime.

The charging case should be placed upside down on a mat for charging – the light will come on for a short period and then shut off when it starts charging.
To verify the charging status, tap the case using your finger to trigger the light to turn on.
Be aware of the color of the light. Amber lights indicate it’s charging, while green indicates it’s fully charged.

4. Activates the ability to cancel out noise on One AirPod

You can utilize noise cancellation with only one AirPod Pro, which is ideal if you want to make calls with only a single earbud.

Open the settings application on either your iPhone or iPad.
Tap Accessibility -> AirPods.
The switch is next to The Noise Canceling feature in the One AirPod.

5. Access Noise Controls via Apple Watch

Most Airpods Pro users know they can switch between functions for noise control or switch off all of them from your iPhone’s Control Center. However, it has yet to be widely known that you can also use the same features on the Apple Watch.

Ensure that your Airpods Pro is connected to your iPhone and the audio is on.
Lift your wrist to wake up your Apple Watch.
On the screen currently playing, Click the icon with three circles and a triangle in the lower left-hand corner.
Click on your AirPods Pro in the list.

6. Use AirPods Pro as a Remote Mic

AirPods Pro supports Apple’s Live Listen to feature that utilizes your iPhone as an audio source and relays the information the iPhone receives to your earbuds, even if AirPods are in a different space.

Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
Select Control Center -> Customize Controls.
Click on the “+” button next to the word “Hearing.
Launch Control Centre by sliding down from the top-right edge of the display (on iPhone 8 or earlier, swipe up from the lower part on the left).
Tap the Hearing icon.
Tap Live Listen.
Set your iPhone up near the person(s) you want to listen to…

7. Transfer Audio between two pairs of AirPods

In the case of iOS 13.1 or higher, the Audio Sharing feature allows you to connect audio from your phone’s Bluetooth audio with another pair of AirPods. So, two people can enjoy music while you run or watch a film on the plane without disturbing others around you.

When your AirPods are switched on, play music on either the iPhone or iPad.
Start the Control center by sliding downwards from the top-right corner of the screen or up by pressing the Home button for devices with the Home button.
Within Control Center’s controls for audio playback, click the icon that has the triangle and three circles.
Take your friend’s AirPods into their cases close to your phone and close the lid.
There should be an option on your device’s screen to share audio using the AirPods that you have a second pair of.

8. Make Use of One AirPod to Increase the Listening Time

AirPods Pro offers excellent stereo audio. However, Apple has created wireless Bluetooth earphones that can use at any time.

Place one AirPod in the ear of your choice and put the second AirPod in the case for charging, and the H1 chip will detect the one currently in use.
If you notice the low battery sound coming from the AirPod you’re using, switch it to the fully charged model inside your charging case.
Switch between them in this manner to listen for the duration that your charging Case can hold the juice.

Be aware that if you use just one left or right AirPod, the stereo signals are automatically converted into mono output, meaning there’s nothing to miss.

9. Adjust Force Sensor Duration

If you’re experiencing difficulty getting the AirPods Force sensor, squeeze them between the fingers, adjust your duration, and see if this helps.

Start your settings application on the device you are connected to.
Select Accessibility -> AirPods.
In the “Press to Hold” section, choose Default, Short or Shorter.

10. Change AirPods Press Speed

Controls on AirPods Pro allow you to press one button to play or pause an incoming call. Press two times to move forward and three times to go backward. Similar to the gesture of holding and pressing, in the case of difficulty activating these functions, you can alter the speed of the press to slow it down.

Open your settings application on the device you are connected to.
Select Accessibility -> AirPods.
Under “Press Speed,” choose Slow, Default, or Slowest.

11. Locate Your Forgotten AirPods Pro or Lost

If you have lost, lost, or misplaced your AirPods Pro, you can track their location using the Find My app.

Start the HTML Find My app on your iOS device (or open it from any other browser through iCloud).
Click on the devices Tab on the lower right of the page.
Click the icon of your AirPods Pro in the list.
Click Play Sound to be sure that you’re confident that your AirPod(s) are in earshot. If you need to find out where you were when you lost your AirPod(s), it will highlight the location they last connected to on the map. Tap Directions to find directions to the most recent location.

12. Is AirPods Pro announcing your calls?

If you get an SMS from the iPhone (or the Apple Watch with cellular) while your Airpods Pro is connected, the tone of the call will disrupt whatever the call is.

To discover who’s calling, you’ll generally need to pull out your iPhone or glance at the display on your Apple Watch. But you can let Siri announce who’s calling via your AirPods and save you the hassle.

On your iPhone, launch the Settings app.
Click the phone on the table.
Tapping Announce calls beneath the heading of Calls.
Then tap headphones only to ensure there is a tick beside the choice.

13. Check AirPods Battery Life

You can find the state of charge of your AirPods through the Battery widget within the Today View on your iPhone. However, when wearing your AirPods, you can ask Siri. “How do I know the status of my AirPods battery?” You’ll receive a unique percentage of each pair. If you’ve opened the charging case, you’ll be able to get a percentage of it too.

You can also determine the status of your battery on your AirPods by using the Apple Watch and see if they’re linked to the iPhone or directly on your watch. To check this, swipe upwards on a watch face or within an app to display the Control Center. Control Center, tap the Apple Watch battery icon, which is indicated by the percentage.

It will display your Airpods battery level in an orange ring under what’s known as the Apple Watch battery percentage. And when you put an AirPod inside the case for charging. It will be able to see each percentage charge for each unit.

14. Reset Your AirPods Pro

If your AirPods don’t function as they should when you’re unable to connect to them, or they don’t charge. For example, it is possible to reset them using these instructions.

Place your AirPods in their case and then close the case’s lid.
After 30 seconds, and then lift the cover.
For your iOS device, open Settings, Bluetooth, and tap”i” in the middle of the “i” icon on top of your AirPods.
Click To Forget device, Then tap once more for confirmation.
When you have the AirPods lid on Hold, press the button located on the inside of the case for 15 seconds until you can see the light blinking amber.
When the lid of your case is open, put your AirPods near your device and follow the instructions on the screen. Your device’s device to connect to your AirPods.

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