It doesn’t bother me. I don’t think 10% per day is unusable.
I think anything more drastic that some people experience will get corrected with a software update.
No problem. Enjoy your headphones
It doesn’t bother me. I don’t think 10% per day is unusable.
I think anything more drastic that some people experience will get corrected with a software update.
Agree completely. I have no intention of taking headphones this expensive out of the house to anywhere that I could ei lose them or get them stolen, except perhaps if I take them along on a trip in my car.Which is absurd. None losses at 550usd device and doesn’t notice it right away. Especially for a device that is going to be most of the time in you house oR hangin from your neck when using it. And if someone stole it or find it , it’s most likely that that person would keep it , cause you can’t protect by password this device, nor block it nor send a message like the iPhone, which means anyone can use it.
That should be optional feature. Cause it’s a waste of battery.
I‘d love to know where you found it. Don’t have my APM yet but would gladly do this to avoid battery drain.Where do you turn off auto switching on the Mac - I’m not finding that option on Big Sur. But, I’m dumb too, so probably just overlooking it. I just use my APMs with my iPad and phone.
EDIT: Nevermind - found it!
sys pref, bluetooth, airpods, optionsI‘d love to know where you found it. Don’t have my APM yet but would gladly do this to avoid battery drain.
this is accurate. the drain while use is correct, as well as the 5% per 12 hours. so i guess 10% per 24 hours is normal. that means over 1 week you lose 70% battery to standby...lol. that max stand product needs to hurry up and launch it looks greatInteresting findings just posted on 9to5Mac
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I don’t think that’s entirely accurate, as they go into ultra low-power mode after 18 hours. In that state they should preserve the charge better.this is accurate. the drain while use is correct, as well as the 5% per 12 hours. so i guess 10% per 24 hours is normal. that means over 1 week you lose 70% battery to standby...lol. that max stand product needs to hurry up and launch it looks great
it's accurate in the sense of that's the drain everyone is reporting. of course ultra low power mode should be less than 5% for over 24 hours, instead we see double. the 18 hours should be shortened to single digits in the case. out of the case i understand the reason for find my.I don’t think that’s entirely accurate, as they go into ultra low-power mode after 18 hours. In that state they should preserve the charge better.
My point is they wouldn’t lose 70% in a week if you’re not using them. Someone above actually reported that they had lost only 7% in a week.it's accurate in the sense of that's the drain everyone is reporting. of course ultra low power mode should be less than 5% for over 24 hours, instead we see double. the 18 hours should be shortened to single digits in the case. out of the case i understand the reason for find my.
wow that has not happened for me once. only time i see ZERO drain is at 100%. how is the drain so random with everyone. makes no damn senseLast night, used it and was 79% when I set it down and in the smart case. 24 hours later was still at 79%.
Same as last night, used it till 65% and put it in the case, and it's still at 65% as I just checked. I have bluetooth off on my mbp and on my iPad so it's only my phone that has the Bluetooth on.wow that has not happened for me once. only time i see ZERO drain is at 100%. how is the drain so random with everyone. makes no damn sense
oh wow, is the software version still the same?Same as last night, used it till 65% and put it in the case, and it's still at 65% as I just checked. I have bluetooth off on my mbp and on my iPad so it's only my phone that has the Bluetooth on.
Yes software version is still the same as before. I think the issue was that all of my devices has bluetooth on so it was looking to connect to something when not in use. But I now that I turned off bluetooth on my iPad (I really don't need bluetooth ON for my iPad, I will only turn it on when I actually do need it). I noticed a huge improvement. But not that you should have to turn off BT though.oh wow, is the software version still the same?
yeah i cant really do that. my mac mini needs bluetooth for keyboard and tracpack. iphone needs bluetooth for apple watch and airpods pro. but thats very interesting and weird. its been over a month and no bug fixYes software version is still the same as before. I think the issue was that all of my devices has bluetooth on so it was looking to connect to something when not in use. But I now that I turned off bluetooth on my iPad (I really don't need bluetooth ON for my iPad, I will only turn it on when I actually do need it). I noticed a huge improvement. But not that you should have to turn off BT though.