How to use AirPods Pro 2 for hearing loss?

AirPods Pro 2 controls and gestures

With the Touch control on the stem of both AirPods Pro 2, you can do any of the following:

• Play and pause audio: Press the stem. To resume playback, press it again.
• Play the next track: Double-press the stem.
• Play the previous track: Triple-press the stem.
• Answer a call: When you receive a call, press the stem.
• Adjust volume: Lightly swipe up or down on the stem.
• You can also turn on Personalized Volume to automatically adjust the volume based on listening preferences and your environment. See Use Conversation Awareness, Personalized Volume, and Loud Sound Reduction.
• Switch between Noise Cancellation, Transparency, and Adaptive Audio noise control modes: You can set either of your AirPods to perform this action when you press and hold the stem. See Change what the force sensor or Touch control does.
• Activate Siri: You can set either of your AirPods to perform this action when you press and hold the stem. See Use Siri with AirPods.

Use head gestures to respond to Siri

• Accept a call or reply to notifications and messages: Nod your head up and down.
• Decline a call or dismiss notifications and messages: Shake your head side to side.

Note: To use head gestures to respond to Siri, Announce Calls and Announce Notifications must be on. See Use Siri to announce calls or notifications.

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Use controls and gestures with your AirPods - Apple Support (JO)

Note, if you are looking for instructions on how to use the hearing aid feature, it has not been released yet. It is expected sometime this Fall.

The hearing aid functionality will be enabled in an update coming later this year.