2024-03-02 18:00:00
Owners of Second generation AirPods Pro (with both the Lightning and USB-C charging case) received beautiful new features at the end of last year.
One of them is the so-called Adaptive Noise Control (Adaptive Noise Control). Its premise is simple: combine the two modes already known from Apple headphones, Ambient and Active Noise Cancellation. Thus, the headphones can adapt the noise control level taking into account the different noise conditions of the environment where you are at the time.
Check out how to activate it on your iPhone, iPad or Mac! 🎶
How to enable Adaptive Noise Control on iPhone and iPad
With the headphones paired to the device, open Settings, tap the name of the AirPods (at the top of the screen) and choose “Adaptive” in the “Noise Control” section.
It is also possible to do this by holding down the stem of the earphone(s), something that can also be customized on their settings screen.
Finally, you can enter the Control Center, tap the volume bar for a few seconds (with the AirPods Pro icon appearing), then tap the first button (from left to right) and choose “Adaptive”.
How to turn on Adaptive Noise Control on Apple Watch
While listening to something, tap the headphones icon, then “AirPlay” and “AirPods settings” to find the available options.
How to turn on Adaptive Noise Control on Mac
Open System Settings, click on your AirPods (in the sidebar) and select “Adaptive”.
Or, if you prefer, you can do this directly from the menu bar. Click on the headphones icon and make the change.
Cool, isn’t it?! 🎧
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