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Moving AirPod pairing from iOS -> Mac works well, but going the other way is always a struggle for me. I nearly always have to go into my iOS device's Bluetooth
by sithadmin 8y ago
Moving AirPod pairing from iOS -> Mac works well, but going the other way is always a struggle for me. I nearly always have to go into my iOS device's Bluetooth settings to reconnect. It's tolerable, but an annoyance.
- adt2bt 8y agoWhat I do is put them back in the case real quick and open it near my iPhone. That seems to do the trick though it’s arguably not much better than going into Settings.
- sithadmin 8y agoI've tried this many times, but it doesn't ever seem to actually work. If my Mac is nearby, it immediately steals the pairing back, even if they're not the most recently selected audio device on the Mac.
- ryanwaggoner 8y agoI find it works better if I disconnect them from Mac first.
- geerlingguy 8y agoNot that in control center, you can tap and hold or force touch the music widget, then tap the “output” button at top right, then tap on your AirPods to quickly switch them to iOS device if they’re not currently paired.
- sithadmin 8y agoYeah, and in theory you can do so in-call as well. I've found both methods to be unreliable.
- iscrewyou 8y agoI’ll be honest about the call option. That doesn’t work for me 99% of the time.
- billylindeman 8y agonice, i always wondered why you couldnt do this with a force press on the bluetooth icon now i know
- jklein11 8y agoSelecting a new audio source from the swipe up menu seems to work pretty consistently for me.