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Thank you! I have QC36ii's as well and I didn't know that I could use the headphones themselves to switch which devices are connected. I've always used the app
by jonathanlydall 5y ago
Thank you!
I have QC36ii's as well and I didn't know that I could use the headphones themselves to switch which devices are connected. I've always used the app on my iPhone to control this, which is problematic if I'm on a call on my computer and it's paired with my AppleTV.
- hanselot 5y agoAre we genuinely in hell? Are these real people? Anyone that has issues with religion better not be buying Apple products, because sir, you are in a cult. Disclaimer: I'm not religious, but having been religious before, its not hard to spot a cult.
- Humphrey 5y agoHehe! I can now understand why you went to th effort of reverse engineering! But yes, just slide the power button past the on position. First slide will tell you which device's are connected. Subsequent slides will cycle through the device's in what appears to be most recently connected order. Subsequent slides cycle to the next device and when you hear the name you want, stop. Also, since two devices can be connected at once, the device you least recently connected to will be disconnected. It's super intuitive once you get the hang of it.