I activated the Hearing control centre tile within the control centre settings. Then force touch the tile when you want to use the feature simply tap to turn on live listenDoesn't work at all for me on iOS12 Beta 1 and my first Gen AirPods. In the settings screen "MDi Hearing Devices", the Searching message never finds anything. I am sitting directly next to the iPhone 7 plus wearing the airpods and Bluetooth is on.
Perfect, thanks, that works for me too. There's quite a latency in the sound however, which is bigger than I thought it would be.I activated the Hearing control centre tile within the control centre settings. Then force touch the tile when you want to use the feature simply tap to turn on live listen
Uhhh…do you have something you would like to share with the class daio? lol…my first Gen AirPods.
I noticed that, too!Uhhh…do you have something you would like to share with the class daio? lol
Dumb question but I'm assuming this works even when your screen goes dark? What's the hit on battery life?
So to answer my own question, well one of them...
I bit the bullet and loaded IOS 12. Added hearing aides to Control Center and it found my AirPods and I was able to turn live listen on no problem. It keeps working when the screen is dark so I would imagine there's a big hit on battery life when this is running all the time.
Had a weird issue where I put the AirPods away and put the phone in my pocket. Next time I went to turn live listen back on the option wasn't there. My AirPods showed up, but no option for turn live listen on or off. So I rebooted and lo and behold the option was back again.
Well there was talk of a second gen with the chance to wirelessly charge them. I believe they're not out yet as I write this, but people do come back to old posts when they search the forums, so I do try to give a frame of reference when I talk about specific products and behaviour... if you know what I'm trying to say.Uhhh…do you have something you would like to share with the class daio? lol
Oh ok, lol. I thought maybe you had access to something else…haha.Well there was talk of a second gen with the chance to wirelessly charge them. I believe they're not out yet as I write this, but people do come back to old posts when they search the forums, so I do try to give a frame of reference when I talk about specific products and behaviour... if you know what I'm trying to say.
I think that was just you could purchase a wireless charging case, that the AirPods themselves are still the same rev at this point...Well there was talk of a second gen with the chance to wirelessly charge them. I believe they're not out yet as I write this, but people do come back to old posts when they search the forums, so I do try to give a frame of reference when I talk about specific products and behaviour... if you know what I'm trying to say.
So, after using them for a bit, can you report on what the actual battery impact was?
Just took a look today and it looks like this feature has been removed in Beta 3.