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You might be able to get around this by using the laptop microphone instead of the one on the AirPods. Option + click the volume icon in the menubar during a ca
by lightbulbjim 6y ago
You might be able to get around this by using the laptop microphone instead of the one on the AirPods. Option + click the volume icon in the menubar during a call and choose the MacBook microphone. Audio should switch to A2DP and sound much better.
This works for me on two different bluetooth headsets, but I've never tried AirPods so YMMV.
- solarkraft 6y agoThis is certainly better than using both laptop mic and speakers, but especially on MacBooks on which the fans are always going wild it can still be awful.
- gingerlime 6y agoYeah I use an external Yeti Nano mic which is awesome. But I think it’s not that much to ask from BT headphones that costed me 280eur to be able to have reasonable sound quality on my Mac... isn’t it? (Reasonable = as good as on my phone)
- izacus 6y agoThey can have that exact quality - just connect them via cable ;)