Although the sound quality is not really excellent in the price range, but Apple AirPods and some Apple Beats true wireless lines are still worthy top choices, thanks to their sophisticated design, good level of finishing and convenient technologies. hidden inside. With the tips below, hopefully readers can make the most of the core technologies that Apple equips on their headphones.
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AirPods are a line of headphones that “pick up and use them right away”, but also have “many tips” to know |
Rename AirPods on iPhone
To rename AirPods on iPhone, do the following:
- Connect your AirPods to your iPhone.
- Access to Setting, Bluetooth, then click the letter “i” next to the AirPods headset.
- Click on item Name.
- Enter the name you want to change, then press Accomplished above the keyboard.
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Steps to rename AirPods on iPhone |
Use Find My to locate and warn you to drop AirPods
Find My application supports finding lost AirPods with the same principle as AirTag. In case you lose your AirPods, you can open the Find My app, go to the Devices tab, and select AirPods to see your current location.
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Perform a search on the Find My app |
In case AirPods are far away, run to the approximate location shown on the map as soon as possible, then press Find on the app and follow the system navigation to go to your AirPods location.
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When AirPods are nearby, the application will navigate by tracing the signal emitted by the headset |
You can also tap Play Sound to have the headset play an alert sound. However, please note that the headset will emit a very loud warning sound, so readers please do not try this feature while wearing AirPods to avoid unnecessary problems.
In addition, the Find app also has a built-in AirPods alert feature. Specifically, when activated, the iPhone or Apple Watch will issue a notification if the user moves away from the AirPods. Open the Find My app, go to the Devices tab and select AirPods, then click Notify When Abandoned and enable the feature.
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When this feature is enabled, a notification will be emitted when the AirPods leave you |
Here, you can also add some exception locations to avoid “alarming storms”, such as a private house.
Switch between Apple devices
If you’re using multiple Apple devices (shared iCloud account), AirPods will be able to switch connections almost instantaneously between devices. For example, when you’re listening to music on a Mac and a call comes in on your iPhone, your AirPods will immediately switch the connection to your iPhone.
However, sometimes this feature becomes quite annoying. In that case, set the following:
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- Connect your AirPods to your iPhone.
- Access to Setting, Bluetooth, then click the letter “i” next to the AirPods headset.
- Here, go to settings Connect to this iPhone, then press select When last connected to this iPhone.
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Steps to turn off AirPods automatic connection switch |
When you want to change to automatic connection again, repeat steps 1 and 2, in step 3 (Connect to this iPhone settings) select Automatic.
Check remaining battery capacity, battery charging status
On iPhone, there is a widget (widget) that displays the battery percentage of paired accessories, so users can add this widget to the home screen to easily check the battery status, charge the battery of AirPods. .
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Battery widget shows battery status, battery charge |
In addition, you can also view the battery status by opening the AirPods case cover (for AirPods 1, 2, 3 and AirPods Pro). As for AirPods Max, the same way to check is to lift the headset out of the smart case.
Enjoy spatial sound your way
Up to now, Apple supports spatial audio for the AirPods 3, AirPods Pro and AirPods Max lines, with applications from Apple such as Apple TV, Apple Music and some external applications such as Netflix, Disney+ , HBO Max, YouTube…
To enable this feature, open Control Center, hold down the volume control bar (with the AirPods icon), select Spatial Sound. Here, select Followed first let the sound ‘follow’ your head movements, or Permanent if you just want to enjoy spatial sound in a single direction.
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Enable spatial sound on AirPods 3, AirPods Pro and AirPods Max |
Active noise cancellation – open up space for you and your music
As for the AirPods Pro and AirPods Max series (and some true wireless Beats headphones like Beats Studio Buds, for example), Apple is also equipped with an Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) feature.
When this feature is enabled, users are almost isolated from all external sounds with Noise cancellation, or “Immerse yourself” in the surrounding sounds like you’re not wearing headphones with the mode Crosstalk.
To enable this feature, open Control Center, hold down the volume control bar (with the AirPods icon), select Noise control. Here, select Noise Cancellation to isolate outside sounds, or Crosstalk to hear all the sounds around.
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Customize Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) on AirPods Pro and AirPods Max |
However, it should be noted that this feature will “burn” quite a bit of your AirPods battery, so consider using it to get the best battery life.
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