But the AirPods send the Siri requests back to the parent device as well. It's all two way communication.
Haha, ummm, no? Not really if I can help it. The few times I’ve tried it the person on the other end has complained about not being able to hear me well and said the audio was all distorted and low.
I have new ones coming next week, and my wife is going to use my old ones when exercising and not really for phone calls. She doesn’t use headphones much. But yeah, I’ve always wondered about that. Although thinking about it, most of the time I used them to take calls was near this Bermuda Triangle wireless signal black hole on the campus I work at, which is near the track I walk on during lunch. It’s super weird. Only in that spot will my AirPods crackle and drop out, and my iPhone loses both WiFi and LTE. It’s kinda creepy actually and I’ve heard of a place on campus several years ago that is high security and they were testing 5G so I wonder if that lab has anything to do with this or if it’s just some sort of interference zone. It’s outside in the open so it’s really weird.
