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Incorrect. AirPods noise cancellation can be controlled by holding the AirPod stalk. And that’s not an excuse or a workaround: That’s how I always do it. I’ve
by josteink 11mo ago
Incorrect.
AirPods noise cancellation can be controlled by holding the AirPod stalk.
And that’s not an excuse or a workaround: That’s how I always do it. I’ve never bothered doing it through software on my iDevices, because that’s much more cumbersome.
- zoover2020 11mo agoThe ANC doesn't work on non iOS or macOS/iPadOS devices, though. Holding the stalk won't work
- danielbln 11mo agoYes it does. I have Airpod 4 ANC connected to a Samsung Galaxy S24 as we speak and I cycle between ANC and Transparency mode frequently by squeezing the stalk. This thread is full of weird misinformation.
- 12345hn6789 11mo agoThis is misinformation. I change anc modes using the air pod while connected to my non root android device. The anc works identically when connected to an Apple device
- danielsju6 11mo agoYou needed to have configured it on Mac/iOS though.
- iamkonstantin 11mo agoI think the parent was being sarcastic, because while you can trigger some function on the AirPods themselves, a large list of features are unavailable, not documented and purposefully concealed (as the main post describes in detail). AirPods don't even report their battery life to third party devices (as normal Bluetooth accessories can)