Agree. It took a minute to get it but it really is simple. Just stroke up repeated to raise the volume and down repeatedly to lower it. Just a single stroke might not change enough to be noticeable.Sorry you're having issues but, just for the sake of balance, I thought I should say I received mine this morning too. No problems with volume adjustment here. A tiny swipe on the flat part of either bud seems to work just fine.
Nah, just a swipe on the flat bit is all that’s needed.You also need to hold onto the back I believe. it’s like a squeeze and swipe
stroke it short and quick up or down. it works.
I think you are swiping on the wrong spot. Swipe on the flat surface where you squeeze for play/pause. Works for me every time.Ok, after some tests I found that the best way to have nearly 100% of success is sliding the finger to the border. When it works it gives also an haptic feedback.
I just put a thumb behind the stem and gently swipe up or down on the flat part of the stem. The volume goes up or down with the direction. I sometimes need to swipe again if I wanted a larger change in volume. Because I have a thumb stabilizing the stem, nothing moves and the Airpods stay in place. The only risk is if you use too much pressure you might trigger the anc/transparency toggle. Just use a light touch and you should be fine. Give it a try a few more times to get used to it before you declare it unworkable.Not a fan of this one. It moves the airpods and hen you have to readjust. I never cared to control volume from them. I look forward in next update in which we can turn this feature off.
The space to swipe to do volume control is pretty small. I've found it only takes a light touch, but it may take a little practice to get the movement right in such a small area. It can take multiple strokes to do a large change in volume. You don't want to blast your ears by accident so it takes a bit to really crank up the volume. I would expect that after using it for a few days you might find it working better for you.Having problems as well. I could complain about it but why? I bought the darn things. Other than the volume adjust they sound good to me and I am good with it. Cheers!
You can use your thumb behind the stem to stabilize it but you only need to use a light touch on the flat area as you move up and down to increase/decrease the volume. If you press too hard you’ll trigger the transparency mode toggle.I just got a pair from the Apple Store this afternoon and I was having issues but found if I use my thumb and index finger and (very) lightly pinch the stem as I slide up or down the volume is a lot more consistent.
Same here I just updated to 16.0.2 and it made a big difference. Before updating it, it required a lot of repeated attempts to get the volume settings to work. Now after the update, it works more consistently.The volume adjustment was not working on mine, either. I'm using an iPhone X and I was still on iOS 14.8.1. I updated the phone to iOS 16.0.2 and the volume controls are now working.
Vol control was only issue on mine. Seems ok after a few days practicing it. Improved by sliding finger from the round end of tip slowly up to beyond top of flat bitSame here I just updated to 16.0.2 and it made a big difference. Before updating it, it required a lot of repeated attempts to get the volume settings to work. Now after the update, it works more consistently.