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  • You can control noise-cancellation mode

  • on your AirPods Pro from your iPhone,

  • Apple Watch, or AirPods themself.

  • Press and hold the force sensor,

  • a small touch pad built into the stem

  • of the AirPod, until you hear a chime.

  • By default, this will toggle

  • between active noise cancellation and transparency mode.

  • Noise cancellation will block

  • as much outside noise as possible,

  • so you can hear what's coming

  • through your headphones clearer,

  • and transparency mode amplifies the outside noises

  • and mixes them with your music,

  • so you can hear what's going on around clearer.

  • You can customize these noise-control options

  • on your iOS device.

  • Open your settings app, click "Bluetooth,"

  • then click the i next to the AirPods

  • you want to customize.

  • Under "PRESS AND HOLD AIRPODS,"

  • you can choose what the left or right AirPod does

  • when you press and hold the stem.

  • It can either adjust noise control

  • by switching between noise cancellation,

  • transparency, or off, or it can enable Siri.

  • While wearing your AirPod Pros,

  • slide down the top right corner of the screen

  • to access your control center.

  • Press and hold the volume meter.

  • Click on "Noise Control" and choose between

  • "Noise Cancellation," "Off," or "Transparency."

  • While wearing your AirPod Pros

  • and currently listening to audio,

  • from the Apple Watch home screen,

  • click the now playing app icon at the top.

  • Then click the airplay icon at the bottom left

  • of your Apple Watch's screen and choose between

  • "Noise Cancellation," "Off," or "Transparency."

You can control noise-cancellation mode

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    林宜悉 posted on 2022/03/16
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