Wireless earbuds like AirPods usually have built-in minimal audio controls. On the AirPods specifically, you can use the built-in touch controls. For example, tap the stem to pause your music or slide ...

Control your AirPods Pro by squeezing the stems to play or pause music and noise cancellation. Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac Your AirPods Pro controls are cleverly incorporated in the earbuds’ ...

AirPods Pro, like the ears in which they reside, typically come in sets of two. One in the left ear, the other in the right. T'was ever thus. (It's what makes AirPods Pro one of the best earbuds on ...

You don’t need to dig into the Settings app every time you want to change the noise canceling settings of your AirPods Pro. There are two other ways to toggle setting which are much, much faster.

Noise cancellation is one of the best features of the AirPods Pro—until one AirPod pops out of your ear and you’re back in transparency mode. While transparency mode is good in situations where you ...

You’re blasting your favorite music on your AirPods, when someone decides to call you. The ringtone, matching the volume of the music, plays so loudly you wonder if it’s damaged your hearing. Alas, ...

For some time now (a few months?) I'm experiencing something weird with my Airpod Pros: the volume in one ear, usually the right, goes down. Sometimes slightly, sometimes by a lot. At first I thought ...