So my left ear bud is having issues with the ambient sound pass through. Any nearby noise makes it click and pop. It's almost unusable at this point.
Has anyone had good luck with a repairing these?
Has anyone had luck repairing Airpod Pros? (1st Gen)
3 years ago by ipodjockey to c/righttorepair
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Mine started having the same issue months ago, but I just learned to deal with it by disabling the pass-through/noise cancellation features. It’s not ideal, but at least they’re usable that way.
…but I wasn’t aware of the free repair program. That’s probably the smarter thing to do.
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