How to Reject a Call On Your AirPods

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The Apple AirPods are a revolutionary piece of technology that has changed the way we listen to music and take phone calls. With the AirPods, you can enjoy crystal clear sound quality and hands-free calling. But one question many people have is, how do I reject a call on my AirPods?

Rejecting an incoming call on your AirPods is surprisingly straightforward. All you need to do is press and hold the stem of your AirPod twice quickly. This will immeditely decline the call and send it straight to voicemail. It’s an easy way to reject calls without having to fumble with your phone or answer when you don’t want to.

However, if your iPhone is locked, you may not have the option of rejecting a call. Instead, you will only be able to answer it with a “slide to answer” command. To avoid this situation, make sure that your iPhone is unlocked beore any incoming calls come in.

If you need extra help with rejecting calls on your AirPods, you can aways turn off Voice Control for them as well. To do this, navigate to Settings > Accessibility > Home Button (or Side Button for some models) and select “Off” under “Press and Hold To Speak” options. This will prevent any voice commands from being activated accidentally while using your AirPods.

You can also respond with a text or remind yourself to return the call if you choose not to answer it in time with your AirPods Pro. All in all, rejecting calls with your AirPods is an easy process that requires just a few quick taps or swipes of your finger!

Declining a Call on AirPod Pro

To decline an incoming call on your AirPods Pro, double-press the indent on the stem. This will send the call directly to voicemail without having to answer it. If you want to reject the call with a message, you can press and hold the indent on the stem and select “Decline with Message”.

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Stopping AirPod Answering Calls

To stop your AirPods from automatically answering calls, you’ll need to turn off Voice Control. To do this, open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad and then select Accessibility. Under the Home button section, you’ll see an option for Press and Hold to Speak. Tap this and choose Off from the list of options. Once you’ve done this, your AirPods will no longer automatically answer incoming calls.

Changing Airpod Call Settings

The settings for your AirPods can be adjusted by going to Settings on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Tap the name of your AirPods near the top of the screen and then tap End Call. You will then be gven the option to choose either Press Once or Press Twice.

On a Mac, go to the Apple menu and select System Preferences. Then click on the name of your AirPods in the sidebar (you may need to scroll down). Here you can adjust various settings, including volume control and auto-pause. You can also set up Siri commands or enable audio sharing with someone else using their own pair of AirPods.

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Troubleshooting AirPods Pro Call Answering Issues

Answering calls on AirPods Pro may not be working correctly due to a connection issue. To fix this, first try forgetting your AirPods as a Bluetooth device in the Settings app. Then, reconnect them to your iPhone and make sure the connection is strong. If that doesn’t work, you may need to reset your AirPods by pressing and holding the setup button at the back of the charging case for around 15 seconds until you see an orange LED light. If that doesn’t work, you may need to contact Apple Support for further assistance.

Muting Calls with AirPods

Yes, you can mute calls with AirPods. To do this, tap the active call on the lock screen by clicking the name or number. This will bring up the call settings. Tap the microphone icon to mute or unmute your AirPods. You can also adjust the volume of your AirPods and answer, end, or switch calls usng the taps and double-taps on either side of your AirPods.

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James Walker has a deep passion for technology and is our in-house enthusiastic editor. He graduated from the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, and loves to test the latest gadgets and play with older software (something we’re still trying to figure out about himself). Hailing from Iowa, United States, James loves cats and is an avid hiker in his free time.