If you are tired of hearing those notifications in your ear, it’s time to try a quick fix: go to your phone’s settings and turn down the ringer volume. This will stop those annoying alerts and phone calls from booming through your AirPods.
Clean the speaker grilles
One way to reduce notifications that are too loud on your AirPods is to clean the speaker grilles. You can use a toothpick or Q-tip to clean out the grilles. You should make sure that the grilles are completely dry before you use them. Also, you should make sure that the large part of the speaker faces down to prevent liquid from migrating out.
You can use rubbing alcohol to clean the speaker grilles of your AirPods. Avoid using liquids, such as water or soap, as these can damage the speaker mesh. Alternatively, you can use a soft bristle toothbrush. For a more thorough cleaning, you can also use a high-quality electronics gel putty. In either case, make sure to clean the speaker grilles before using your AirPods.
You can also clean the speaker grilles of your AirPods by using a soft cloth or a cotton swab. While these methods are not recommended for your AirPods, they can help keep the speaker grilles clean. The speakers can become clogged with dirt over time, so it’s crucial to clean them regularly.
Turn off Low Power Mode
AirPods can be noisy, but you can turn them down to make them quieter. You can do this by turning off Low Power Mode, which will return the AirPods to their normal power mode. To turn off Low Power Mode, open the Control Center and tap the battery icon.
Once the battery is fully charged, you can use the AirPods at full volume, but if the battery runs out, the AirPods’ volume will lower automatically. In that case, it is important to turn off Low Power Mode, even if you know that you’re going to charge your AirPods soon.
AirPods are not designed to be blaringly loud, so they’ll alert you when the volume is too high. You can adjust the volume with the Volume slider, but you’ll miss alerts or phone calls if you turn off this feature.
Turn off Amber Alerts
If you have an iPhone or Android device, you can easily turn off Amber Alerts. Just go to Settings > Notifications > Government Alerts. You will find a toggle option to turn off Amber Alerts, Public Safety Alerts, and Emergency Alerts. To turn off the alerts, simply tap the blue button.
Amber Alert notifications are played at a high volume to attract attention. However, this is potentially harmful for your hearing. Despite their importance, they are designed to attract attention and increase the chances of finding a missing youth. To solve this issue, Apple should consider limiting the volume of Amber Alert notifications.
A child named B.G. suffered serious damage when an Amber Alert was sent to him while he was watching Netflix on his iPhone. Despite the fact that his AirPods were set to a low volume, the alert’s volume caused his eardrum to rupture. Ultimately, the boy now suffers from tinnitus, dizziness, and nausea. He also must use hearing aids to hear properly.
Make one AirPod louder than the other
To make one AirPod louder than the other for notification purposes, tap the Settings icon and select Sounds & Haptics. This will force the iPhone to adjust the volume. You can also toggle whether the notifications are made through the speaker or not. By default, when an AirPod is connected to your iPhone, the volume will be the same. You can try this trick by previewing the sounds of ringers, notifications, or other sounds to see if one of them is louder.
Once you have adjusted the volume of each AirPod, you need to restart the mobile device. This will reset the audio balance. Alternatively, you can try cleaning the AirPods to remove dirt and earwax. To clean the AirPods, use a lint-free cloth. Be careful not to use tissues, as they may shred into the AirPods.
During cleaning, you should use a soft cloth that is lint-free and free from any residues. Alcohol can also be used to clean the AirPod. After cleaning, make sure to wipe the speaker with a dry cloth to prevent moisture from getting into the mesh. If any dirt remains, you can also use a cotton swab or soft-bristled brush to remove any debris.
