To get Live Listen up and running on your handset, you’ll of course need a pair of AirPods. Whatever the use case, we can certainly show you how it works.
So if you have an older set of pods, we’ve got you covered. Of course, the recent AirPods Pro offer a similar feature using their “transparent” noise-canceling technology – but it’s not exactly the same thing, and older Airpods models aren’t compatible with transparency. Live Listen also lets users “bug” a room to surreptitiously listen in on conversations – not that we condone such behavior. If you’re the lazy type, you could also enjoy having a conversation without having to take your AirPods out or pause your music. Live Listen, an accessibility feature for Apple’s wireless earphones, offers a number of interesting use cases.įolks could turn their AirPods into pseudo-hearing aids, using their iPhone’s microphone to funnel noise to their wireless earbuds.
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