As an AirPods owner, I have been frustrated trying to figure out how to reject a call. After doing some research and testing, I am here to share how I solved this problem and the other solutions I discovered. In this blog post, I will explain how to reject a call on AirPods and provide some tips to help make it easier.
To reject a call using AirPods 3 or AirPods Pro, you squeeze on the force sensor twice. You can’t directly reject a call with AirPods 2, but you can double-tap to answer the call then immediately double-tap to end the call.
Quick tips:
- To reject a call with AirPods gen 3 or AirPods Pro, you need to squeeze the force sensor twice.
- To reject a call with AirPods gen 2, you need to double-tap to accept the call and then double-tap again to cancel the call.
- To answer a call using AirPods gen 2, you need to double-tap on the AirPods.
- To answer a call using AirPods 3 or AirPods Pro, you need to squeeze on the force sensor once.
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Can you reject calls on AirPods?
Yes, you can reject call using AirPods. To decline a call using AirPods gen 3 or AirPods Pro, you squeeze the force sensor twice. Alternatively, you can do nothing and wait.
To reject a call using AirPods gen 2, you need to double-tap to accept the call and then double-tap again to cancel the call.
There is not any way to immediately reject the call. Otherwise, your best option is to just do nothing and wait for the phone to stop ringing.
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How to reject calls on AirPods
To reject a call using AirPods gen 3 and AirPods pro, you squeeze on the stem twice.
You can’t directly reject a call using AirPods 2 but you can accept it then end it by double-tapping one of the AirPods and then double-tapping again to end the call.
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How to reject calls on AirPods pro
To reject a call when using AirPods Pro, you need to squeeze on the stem of one of the AirPods two times. Alternatively, you can do nothing and wait for the phone to stop ringing.
Can you reject calls with AirPods using Android?
To reject a call using AirPods on Android, you need to squeeze on the force sensor two times. Alternatively, you can wait for the phone to stop ringing.
How to Hang Up Calls with AirPods
Depending on the generation of your AirPods, the method to hang up calls may vary:
- AirPods Gen 2: To end a call with the second-generation AirPods, simply double-tap on either AirPod. This will disconnect the call, allowing you to resume listening to music or other audio content.
- AirPods Gen 3 and AirPods Pro: To end a call with AirPods Gen 3 or AirPods Pro, locate the force sensor on the stem of either AirPod. Gently squeeze the force sensor once, and the call will be disconnected. This method also works for pausing and resuming audio playback.
How to Answer Calls with AirPods
Answering calls with AirPods is a straightforward process, but it depends on the generation of your AirPods:
- AirPods Gen 2: When you receive an incoming call while using the second-generation AirPods, double-tap on either AirPod. This action will answer the call and allow you to begin speaking through the built-in microphone.
- AirPods Gen 3 and AirPods Pro: To answer a call with AirPods Gen 3 or AirPods Pro, locate the force sensor on the stem of either AirPod. Gently squeeze the force sensor once to answer the call. The built-in microphone will then be activated, allowing you to speak with the caller.
| Pros and Cons of Using AirPods for Calls | |
|---|---|
| Pros | |
| Easy to use | High-quality audio |
| Convenient for hands-free calling | |
| Cons | |
| Expensive | Not compatible with all phones |
| No visual caller ID display |
