Apple Airpods Max 2 - Blue

AirPods Max 2 provide up to 20 hours of listening time, movie watching, or talk time with Active Noise Cancellation and Spatial Audio enabled on a single charge.

Yes, you can pair AirPods Max 2 with Android devices via Bluetooth for audio playback, but features like Adaptive Audio, Personalized Spatial Audio, and seamless device switching are exclusive to Apple devices.

Gently pull the ear cushions away from the earcups. Clean them with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid using harsh cleaners or submerging them in water. Allow them to air dry completely before reattaching.

Adaptive Audio is a listening mode that automatically adjusts the level of noise cancellation and transparency based on your surroundings, ensuring an optimal audio experience without manual adjustments.

No, AirPods Max 2 do not include an AC adapter. They come with a USB Type-C to USB-C cable for charging, which can be connected to a USB-C power adapter or directly to a compatible port.

To reset, place your AirPods Max 2 in the Smart Case, wait 30 seconds, then remove them. If the issue persists, press and hold the noise control button for 15 seconds until the status light flashes amber, then white.

Transparency Mode lets all outside sound in so you can hear your surroundings clearly. Adaptive Audio intelligently blends noise cancellation and transparency, adjusting in real-time to your environment for a more seamless listening experience.

Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device. Place AirPods Max 2 close to your Apple device and press and hold the noise control button until the status light flashes amber, then white. For non-Apple devices, navigate to Bluetooth settings and select AirPods Max 2.

Check the volume level using the Digital Crown. Ensure AirPods Max 2 are selected as the audio output device on your connected device. Restart your AirPods Max 2 by placing them in the Smart Case for 30 seconds, then removing them.

Ensure the earcups have a proper seal against your head. Check that Active Noise Cancellation is enabled in Control Center or device settings. Update your device's software and AirPods Max firmware.

Verify that "Hey Siri" is enabled in your device's settings. Ensure your AirPods Max 2 are connected to a network if Siri requires internet access. Try a forced restart by holding the noise control button and Digital Crown for 10 seconds.

Ensure AirPods Max 2 are placed in the Smart Case when not in use to activate the low-power mode. Check battery usage in your device's Bluetooth settings. If the issue persists, contact Apple Support.