When I listening to my AirPods it sounds like my right AirPod is slightly louder than the left. I even replaced the left one on an Apple Store, but still having the same issue. Unpair/Pair was another try.
Has anyone else experienced anything like this?
Thanks!!
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AIRPODS
One of the most common reasons why one AirPod may sound louder than the other is the accumulation of dirt, dust, or earwax on the speaker grills. To clean your AirPods, you can use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth to wipe the surface of each AirPod. You can also use a dry cotton swab to reach the hard-to-reach areas, such as the small cracks and crevices.
For the speaker grills, you can use a soft-bristle brush or a toothbrush to gently brush away any debris that may be stuck on them. Do not use any liquid or sharp objects to clean your AirPods, as this may damage them or cause water damage. After cleaning your AirPods, make sure they are completely dry before placing them in the charging case or using them again. This way, you can ensure that your AirPods sound balanced and clear.
I might say this is the best method to fix this issue, However there are other fixes too, but I can't elaborate each one, its best you search on google and find a relevant guide or you can visit this guide that has provided 8 Solutions on how to fix volume on one AirPod lounder then other
As disgusting as this was, it definitely worked. My ear phone has been out since last year or longer. I just found this suggestion and tried it out after a year of using one airpod. I don’t want to imagine what I swallowed, but this hack saved me from putting a $150+ dent in my pocket. Thank you!!!
l saw people here talking about sucking the big speaker on your airpods.l didn't think it would work but it worked just clean them good at first and then start that's if you don't want to taste your ear wax
I could only hear the left speaker on my Airpods pro (version 1) whilst running which was annoying. Tried all the usual steps listed in other posts, but this just worked for me: On Apple Watch Ultra 2 (but any Apple watch i guess) go to General / Accessibility / Hearing just below RTT (off), mono audio (off), is a slider - Tap so that left bar is green to middle. Solved!
I was completely grossed out by the idea of sucking on an airpod that had been in my husband's ear, but there were so many responses to this thread saying it worked that I had to swallow my pride and give it a try. Low and behold, it worked!
SO gross and so satisfying all the same!
I "sucked" on the airpod and it worked.
I could feel the airflow increase as I kept doing it. The right Airpod has better airflow when I sucked on it.
I did the other recommendations 1st and nothing improved.
Thank you for this.
LillieHD
I didn’t think this was going to work at all honestly and I thought I was going to have to get a replacement AirPod. I was very supprized on how well it worked. What I did is I found an unused toothbrush and used that to clean the grates and used a q tip to clean off whatever came out. Then after a good bit of doing that,( fyi sounds a little but weird but stay with me) suck hard on the grate thing if your airpod then you are finished. Have a good day😁
I thought this was strange and kinda gross but it worked. I was going crazy and almost bought new AirPods because i thought they were just old and the sound was messed up, but i tried sucking on it and the sound was back to normal? Why does this work?😭
Thanks for helping.
It's aligned on middle. I took the opportunity to hit "Reset All Settings" from my iPhone. Issue persists.
:-(
Yeah. I have compared the Airpods with my regular earpods.
Hi, Larry. Thanks.
I already replaced both left and right sides and also the case. Th issue persists. My regular earpods sounds great.
I have no idea what else I could try. :-(
The same is happening with me.. What did you do to solve this ??
If liquid enters the airpod, its ruined.
Thanks, the sucking which isn't nice worked for me.👍
I seriously can't believe that actually just worked. Thank you!
Check the inside of the tip and check to see if maybe part of the holder got stuck.
If one AirPod is louder than the other
