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Personally, the left ear.
by jim180 11mo ago
Personally, the left ear.
- pugworthy 11mo agoDoes it matter which side of the plane you are on or how close to the wing (engines) you are? I could imagine an audio difference between left and right if you were sitting at a window near an engine.
- jim180 11mo agoI did sit on both sides (one flight was next to wing) - did had same issue both times. One thing that was common- I was sitting in a window seat.
- jim180 11mo agoJust got back from another flight, where my seat was in the middle of airplane (3 set of rows). No issues whatsoever. One thing I’ve noticed, if I press AirPods harder, I do start hearing hissing in my ears.
- jonny_eh 11mo agoSeems pretty odd that all the reports are about the left ear.
- stronglikedan 11mo agowith buds, whichever connects first (usually right) is the master, and the other bud connects to that one as the slave, instead of connecting directly to the source device. probably has something to do with that
- jonny_eh 11mo agoWhich would hint at a software issue. When it comes to ANC, both should behave identically