A Guide to Unlock Hidden Features for a Better Listening Experience ~ My Mobile India

• Personalize the sound of your AirPods Pro with EQ settings in Apple Music.
• Use Live Listen to turn your iPhone into a remote microphone.
• Enable noise cancellation on a single AirPod to know the situation.
• Discover additional features like microphone prioritization and conversation enhancement.

Apple AirPods Pro are known for delivering incredible noise cancellation performance and hassle-free communication.

However, this pack of cool headphones a number of less obvious features that could further enhance your listening experience.

Here are some secret aspects that I think you should know.

Personalize the sound with equalizer settings

Are you a classical or bass music lover? Well, Apple gives you the option to change the equalizer settings of your AirPods Pro.

Although this feature is currently available exclusively in Apple Music, it’s a step in the right direction.

Simply go to the Music settings, tap EQ and select the sound profile you want.

Live listening: your personal microphone

Live Listen is revolutionary, especially for parents of young children. With the help of this feature, you can use your AirPods to hear all the sounds that your iPhone picks up and records as a remote microphone.

Just imagine carrying around a pocket baby monitor with built-in features! Make sure the Audition shortcut is visible in your Control Center, plug in your AirPods, then tap the ear symbol to get Live Listen up and running. Don’t use it to spy on others.

AirPod Noise Cancellation on One

Sometimes, you might want keep one ear open while blocking out noise with the other.

You can enable noise cancellation on either earbud by going to the AirPods Pro accessibility settings.

This This feature is convenient if you exercise outdoors or use public transportation.

Next, select AirPods Pro in the Accessibility options and enable “Noise cancellation with an AirPod”.

Explore more with additional features

In In addition to the above, some other useful features of the AirPods Pro are Prioritization of microphones, which gets the most out of audio during calls, Conversation Boost for improved voice clarity and Shared Audio, which helps you listen with others.

These Apple headphones are incredibly feature-rich, most of which are hidden in the accessibility settings. Examine these hidden features to see the full potential of your AirPods Pro.

FAQs

How can I personalize the sound on my AirPods Pro?

You can customize the sound using the EQ settings in Apple Music by going to the music settings, selecting EQ, and choosing your preferred sound profile.

What is Live Listen and how to use it?

Live Listen turns your iPhone into a remote microphone. Enable it by adding the Hearing shortcut to your Control Center, then connect your AirPods and tap the ear icon.

Can I use noise cancellation on just one AirPod?

Yes, you can enable noise cancellation on an AirPod by going to Accessibility settings, selecting AirPods Pro, and turning on the “Noise cancellation with AirPods” option.

What is microphone prioritization in AirPods Pro?

Microphone prioritization optimizes audio quality during calls by focusing on the microphone that best picks up your voice.

What does Conversation Boost do on AirPods Pro?

Conversation Boost improves speech clarity, making it easier to hear people speaking in noisy environments.

What changes can we expect in the new AirPods Max?

The new AirPods Max are expected to feature a USB-C charging port and a range of cool color options.

What about entry-level and mid-range AirPods?

Entry-level and mid-range models are expected to be replaced by fourth-generation versions. These new models will feature a redesigned shape, shorter stems, and may include noise-canceling capabilities in some versions.

When are updates expected for AirPods Pro?

AirPods Pro received minor changes last year and are expected to get another update around 2025.

How do AirPods sales affect Apple’s overall revenue?

AirPods sales are included in Apple’s Wearables, Home and Accessories division, which accounted for $41 billion in fiscal 2022 revenue.

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