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Solve AirPods issues with a simple setting change

If you use AirPods or AirPods Pro and the volume sounds low, just check some settings or adjust your AirPods may be improved by However, Apple warns that listening to music at high volume for a long period of time may affect your hearing, so please try it as long as it does not affect your hearing.

1. Check volume with Siri
2. Ensure Low Power Mode is off
3. Turn off Headphone Notifications
< li>Make one AirPods louder
4. Clean the AirPods
5. Unregister the AirPods
6. Reset (initialize) the AirPods< /li>
7. Recalibrate AirPods and iPhone

1. Check the volume with Siri

If you think your AirPods sound too low, Ask Siri what the current volume is. It will tell you what percentage of maximum volume you are playing. If the volume seems to be low even though it should be playing at high volume, please try the following solutions.

2. Make sure Low Power Mode is off

Low power mode reduces iPhone battery consumption, but when iPhone Low Power Mode is on, it also reduces AirPods volume. You can If you don't care about battery drain, like when your iPhone is about to charge, you can turn off Low Power Mode by opening the Battery menu in the Settings app or by going to the battery icon in Control Center.

3. Turn off "Headphone Notifications"

"Headphone Notifications" uses a combination of volume and time for the last 7 days to prevent hearing damage. A warning will be displayed to lower the volume to avoid this, and the volume will be automatically reduced the next time you connect to AirPods. We recommend keeping Headphone Notifications on to protect your hearing, but you can turn it off as follows:

1. Open the Settings app, Sounds & Haptics
2. Open Headphone Safety
3. Turn off Headphone Notifications
4. If "Suppress loud sounds" is on, turn it off as well

4. Make only one AirPod louder

If you only want to listen louder to either left or right, follow the steps below.

1. Open the Accessibility menu in the Settings app
2. Open the Audio/Visual menu
3. Balance circles left and right Drag to increase the volume of one side

5. Clean the AirPods

Due to the nature of using them in your ears, AirPods get dirty. is inevitable. If your AirPods or AirPods Pro sounds muffled, Cleaning your AirPods may help. Apple has released a cleaning method for the AirPods series, and recommends using a soft, dry, lint-free cloth to clean the main unit, and a dry cotton swab for the microphone and speaker mesh parts. increase. AirPods Pro eartips are instructed to be rinsed with water, wiped with a dry cloth, and dried completely before use. Apple revised the product care method in March 2020, and has announced that depending on the conditions, rubbing alcohol can be used. Apple explains that wipes containing 70% isopropyl alcohol and wipes containing 75% ethyl alcohol (such as wet wipes containing alcohol) can be used to wipe the outer surface, but for openings such as mesh parts We warn you not to use it.

6. Unregistering AirPods

Many AirPods series issues, including volume issues, can be resolved by unregistering and reconnecting. increase. Unregistering/reconnecting is easy with the following steps: How to unsubscribe

1. Open the Bluetooth menu in the Settings app
2. Tap the "i" button next to the name of the connected AirPods
3. Scroll to the bottom and tap Forget this device
4. A confirmation screen will appear, tap Forget device

How to reconnect

1. Put your AirPods in the charging case and close the lid, then open the lid near your iPhone
2. When the pop-up says "This is not your AirPods", press "Connect" Tap it
3. Follow the on-screen instructions and press and hold the setting button on the back of the charging case to reconnect

7. Reset AirPods )

If unregistering/reconnecting doesn't work, try factory reset your AirPods. It's a good idea to make sure your AirPods and charging case have enough battery power before trying this step.

1. Unregister the AirPods following step 6 above
2. Put the AirPods in the charging case, open the lid, and press the setting button on the back of the AirPods charging case. , until the light indicating the charging status flashes orange and then white (about 15 seconds).
3. Reconnect your AirPods.

8. Readjust the AirPods and iPhone

It is possible that the settings such as the volume of the AirPods and the iPhone do not match. Follow the steps below to recalibrate your AirPods and iPhone to match the settings.

1. Put on your AirPods and play music
2. Use the volume buttons on your iPhone to turn the volume down
3. Settings app or Controls Turn off the Bluetooth connection from the center. Keep your AirPods in your ears
4. Play music through your iPhone's speakers, then use your iPhone's volume buttons again to turn the volume down
5. Settings Turn the Bluetooth connection back on from the app or Control Center. If your AirPods don't reconnect automatically, reconnect manually
6. Play some music and adjust the volume to your liking

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