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Just wish I could get my AirPods max to play out of both sides. Have tried everything but no matter what I do I can now only hear from one side. Both left and right sides work (each time I reset, its a random guess as to which side plays sound, so nothing wrong with the hardware as such) but just not together!
 
So far, my favorite settings are:

Adaptive Transparency
Fixed Spatial Audio
Rock EQ (Apple Music)

I also use Headphone Accommodations with an audiogram.
 
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Unfortunately none is to prevent AirPod Max from dying... I've had mine for 3 years, the ONLY use it at night to watch content on my iPad while on bed, yet, one day they decided stop from connecting to any my devices (iphones, ipads, appletv), did EVERY SINGLE troubleshooting i could find, nothing worked. They simply...died.
Literally the same thing just happened to my Airpods Max. The genius told me that there may be a firmware issue, but unfortunately there is not an end-user means of updating that. The best option provided was to call 1-800-my-apple and see what can be done whether it is a "software" issue that can be sent to their repairshop or have to pay up $300 for a refurbished replacement set. 😕
 
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I’d love a tip to get it to stop putting up the splash screen about how to mute every single time I take them out.
 
Is there a tip or fix for left/right audio balance off after a while and only a reset fixes it for a while?
This bug drives me crazy.
 
They left out the most important tip: how to reset your APM in order to solve the connectivity issues you're gonna get 5 times a day
 
My favorite trick: In the accessibility section you can input an audiogram a few different ways and it will adjust the EQ to compensate for any hearing loss. It makes a big difference for me.
If used just as an EQ (not to actually compensate for hearing loss), that is peak Apple useability ;)
 
My favorite trick: In the accessibility section you can input an audiogram a few different ways and it will adjust the EQ to compensate for any hearing loss. It makes a big difference for me.
Same.

I wish those accommodations were also available on my Mac
 
AirPods Pros are garbage, they don’t stay in your ears, my dad has the same problem, for the price apple sells they should offer a complete solution!!! 🤦🏼
 
AirPods Pros are garbage, they don’t stay in your ears, my dad has the same problem, for the price apple sells they should offer a complete solution!!! 🤦🏼
Sounds like a you problem. Mine stay in all day and I run and workout and do my physically demanding job in them while covered in sweat. Never once have they fallen out.
 
AirPods Pros are garbage, they don’t stay in your ears, my dad has the same problem, for the price apple sells they should offer a complete solution!!! 🤦🏼
Try foam eartips, like from comply on amazon. Everyone’s ears are different, sometimes third party eartips will work better
 
Unfortunately none is to prevent AirPod Max from dying... I've had mine for 3 years, the ONLY use it at night to watch content on my iPad while on bed, yet, one day they decided stop from connecting to any my devices (iphones, ipads, appletv), did EVERY SINGLE troubleshooting i could find, nothing worked. They simply...died.
I had the exact same issue, only used mine at nights to watch movies, they suddenly stopped working after 3 years lol
 
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Here is my tip.
Turns off all smart features as much as possible in order to get predictable listening experience regardless of where you are and what you are doing. ANC is pretty much the only smart feature needed.
 
Did Apple release a tip on how to make it weigh less and cost less?
 
Unfortunately none is to prevent AirPod Max from dying... I've had mine for 3 years, the ONLY use it at night to watch content on my iPad while on bed, yet, one day they decided stop from connecting to any my devices (iphones, ipads, appletv), did EVERY SINGLE troubleshooting i could find, nothing worked. They simply...died.
Did you call Apple support or take them to genius bad appointment?
 
Do they have a helpful tip on when they’re going to fix the AirPods 3 constantly popping up the instruction telling me that one squeeze of the bud will now mute a call? Or maybe a tip on how to stop it resetting back to this even when I set it to one squeeze to end calls?
 
Did you call Apple support or take them to genius bad appointment?
I realize you asked Silverado that question, but I took my dead APMs to the genius bar and was told for $300 they would send them in (likely for a refurb exchange) . My son had the same issue with his. I just chose not to give them $300 for a product that has a common flaw, with no opportunity to add AppleCare to prevent another $300 service.
 
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