Try tapping them when they are in your ears. It sounds like you're being punched into an ear. It's really not a good feeling, it's probably not even a good idea in terms of ear health, and it's no wonder they didn't keep that functionality for in-ear headphones.
Just price matched this at Best Buy, thanks! Arriving Friday. My first wireless earbuds. Can't wait.
According to the tip fit test, I get a good seal with all three sizes. Started with medium, found them occasionally coming unexpectedly unseated, switched to large, and the problem sort of persisted here and there... didn't twig until now to try small, and now they seem to be staying in place more assuredly.
Seems that way. Like the width of the small tips is a close match to the aperture of the innermost section of my ear canals, whilst the larger tips are too wide for the outer areas.
There really aren't. If you're strictly talking about audio quality, then sure. Airpods hold their own there but there's definitely better options for the same price or cheaper. But Airpods are about so much more than just audio quality.
Don't you have to actually press to hang up? I've never accidentally triggered any action when readjusting mine 🤔
You must be applying too much pressure. Try adjusting by touching the tip of the bottom instead
I'm not noticing this. For me it starts instantly, same as before, but it's just weaker - or at least different, and worse for this one particular sound where I clearly remember what it was like before.
I think it probably depends on the type of the sound. With some sounds you may not notice any difference. With this office heating system hum, I almost want to say it sounds more annoying now when I enable the ANC, because I can still hear just the lowest range of the frequency of that hum.
I got a pair of Airpods Pro; on my more legit Belkin pad, it charges a bit, stops, then starts charging again (it eventually hits 100%). Weird.
No idea but it seems to be bc of the metal strip on the back of the case. I've tried it on a cheap character, a mophie pad and now the mophie 3 in 1 pad. All are having the same issues.
I could see some 3rd generation AirPods that aren't pro's, just cheaper and perhaps smaller
