Questions & Answers for AirPods

I have just confirmed that AirPods work with 4th Generation Apple TV by manual pairing as explained in a previous answer going to the Bluetooth Devices settings] screen then opening the AirPod Case close to Apple TV, pressing the back white button and waiting a few seconds until pairing be confirmed by a "Connected" label on screen.
Also the volume is easily controlled with the Apple TV remote. So it stands to reason that future generations of Apple TV would follow suit and become better integrated and automatically paired. Sound quality is excellent and bodes well for saving many a good relationship with partners and neighbors. :-)

• Answered by Cal P from Princeville
• 01 30, 17
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I charge my AirPods every other day. Unfortunately, I have never NOT used them...they're awesome! I will guesstimate the AirPods will remain in Standby inside the "Pod" for weeks without any use (untested). If you're wearing them and connected to your iPhone, they are ALWAYS providing notifications. Each earpiece will last about 6-hours each with me making phone calls, bugging Siri about restaurant choices and playing an occasional video game. Normally I wear just one earpiece (R-side) while working, Near the end of my shift, I am usually swapping out for the (L-side) and it's down around 10% battery remaining. The "Pod" charges quickly and each earpiece charges even quicker when docked inside the "Pod". Hope that helps!

• Answered by Eric P from Fulton
• 01 31, 17
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AirPods require Bluetooth to connect to another device. There are Bluetooth transmitters that receive AUX audio in, and broadcast it out over Bluetooth. It is possible to pair AirPods with non Apple devices, but I am unsure of the version of Bluetooth required (probably 4.0) nor how to pair AirPods to a transmitter.
Your best bet is to research Bluetooth transmitters (not a Bluetooth receiver, that is the opposite of what you want).

• Answered by Stewart L from Kanturk
• 01 12, 17
• Flag as inappropriate Answer (If there is no headphone port, how can it be connected to portable radios that are not bluetooth compatible. Work site Radio. I use it everyday!)

My UPS packages had 0,2kg.

• Answered by Ali Sami K
• 12 21, 16
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The AirPods will begin charging as soon as they are in the case regardless of if the cap is closed or not.

• Answered by Robby W from Phoenix
• 12 30, 16
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This is only one size, just like the wired earpods. They are designed so the majority of people will be able to wear them fine. Just try to wear the earpods that come with your iPhone and if those fit, these should also be fine for you as they are essentially the same just without wires.

• Answered by Matthew P from Chicago
• 12 29, 16
• Flag as inappropriate Answer (Will there only be one size for all ears? I'm afraid that if they are like the current earbuds that ship with iPhone, I'll lose them very quickly.)

The AirPods do not come with a USB power adapter. The box includes: the charging pouch, the two Airpods and one USB to Lightning cable.

• Answered by Ivan S
• 11 3, 16
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