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My airpods don't turn on unless both are in my ear. Can we make it that the AirPods work with either one or both in the ear. Sometimes, you just want only one AirPod in ear, not both, especially when taking a phone call. Also, make either of them work regardless of whether it is the left or right one in.
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Just a heads up if you haven't figured it out. The AirPods easily work in one ear. Just put one of the headphones back in the case and use the other one.
I do it everyday at work.
Just a heads up if you haven't figured it out. The AirPods easily work in one ear. Just put one of the headphones back in the case and use the other one.
I do it everyday at work.
You may use only one AirPod. Perhaps you need to start with two, then remove one.
Note especially the following from the attached article:
"While wearing either AirPod, two sharp, quick taps on the outside of that AirPod will activate Siri ..."
"If you take an AirPod out, audio pauses."
No. Removing one immediately stops playback.
Lifehack -
I use AirPods to listen a book to fall asleep. So, the AirPod, which is in the ear which is on pillow, disturbs.
I start to listen in 2 AitPods, then accurately drag the bottom one under the pillow and leave it there. It thinks it’s still in the ear, so the book continues to play.
Hypothesis - if you manage to cover light sensors and hide one AirPod in a pocket, that might work
It seems to have 3 light sensors. You’ll see black dots.
PS.
@Apple -
I’d appreciate possibility to use only 1 AirPod!
I bought it solely for that purpose
Can we have AirPods work with only one in the ear?
