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How Do You Mute AirPods Pro?

Published in AirPods Usage 2 mins read

You can mute your AirPods Pro during a call by pressing the stem of either AirPod. By default, one press mutes and unmutes, while a double press ends the call, but you can customize this behavior in your settings.

How to Mute and Unmute During a Call:

During a phone call, FaceTime call, or other audio calls, you can quickly mute and unmute yourself using the following method (assuming the default settings):

  • Press the stem of either your left or right AirPod Pro once. This will mute your microphone.
  • Press the stem of either AirPod Pro once again to unmute your microphone.

Customizing Mute/Unmute and End Call Actions:

You can actually customize what happens when you press the stem on your AirPods Pro. This allows you to switch the actions for mute/unmute and end call. Here's how:

  1. Wear your AirPods Pro and ensure they are connected to your iPhone or iPad.
  2. Open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad.
  3. Tap Bluetooth.
  4. Find your AirPods Pro in the list of devices and tap the "i" icon (information) next to them.
  5. Scroll down to "Press and Hold AirPods".
  6. Select "Left" or "Right" to configure each AirPod individually.
  7. Under "Mute/Unmute" you should see the available options. Depending on your device and software version, these might include:
    • End Call
    • Mute
  8. Change the function assigned to a single press, so if you want to end call via single-press, then choose End Call. Otherwise, choose Mute.

Now, pressing the stem on the AirPod you configured will perform the selected action (either mute/unmute or end the call, depending on your choice).

Important Considerations:

  • Check Your Settings: Always double-check your AirPod Pro settings to ensure the press controls are configured as you expect.
  • Firmware Updates: Make sure your AirPods Pro have the latest firmware installed. Updates often include performance improvements and bug fixes.
  • Device Compatibility: The steps and options may vary slightly depending on your iOS or iPadOS version.

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