With iOS 27, we’ve got a brand-new way to customise our AirPods. And, for the first time ever, we can set an equaliser to make our music sound exactly the way we want. Let me show you how it works. It’s super simple.

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Okay, for this to work, you have to put your AirPods in first, and then you’re going to jump into the Settings app. Now, this works for AirPods Pro, and you’re going to see AirPods Pro at the top there, so we’ll tap on here. On the AirPods overview screen, we’re now going to tap on Audio and Routing, and then from here, you’re going to find the option for Equaliser.

Now, I would suggest that you play some music while you’re doing this, because that way you can hear the effect in real time. I’ve got a track playing now. At the moment, it’s on the Recommended equaliser. That’s what you’ve had for years and years and years.

But now we can tap on Custom, and we can change the low, mid and high tones of our track by simply dragging the sliders up and down. Of course, if you want to, you can press Reset. But this now means that you can finally add some more bass to your music. You can increase the vocals a little bit in the mid-range, or whatever else it is you want to do.

And when you’re finished, simply close the Settings screen, and that will keep working until you change it again in the future.

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