I fail using this UI at least once a week.
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I fail using this UI at least once a week.
It's the AirPods Control Center volume pane, where I go to put my AirPods Pro into Adaptive mode (which I have configured a hundred times to be part of the long-press selection, but that always gets inexplicably forgotten).
What you're SUPPOSED to do is tap the circle to bring up the modes.
But right below it is the OBVIOUS LOOK OF A DROPDOWN CONTROL, complete with the double-arrow and tint color, but it is NOT ACTUALLY A TAPPABLE CONTROL AARRGGHHH
@marcoarment That is very annoying but why don’t you just hold down on the stem? You can even disable one of the modes in settings so if you only use noise canceling or transparency mode holding the stem will go back and forth between those
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I fail using this UI at least once a week.
It's the AirPods Control Center volume pane, where I go to put my AirPods Pro into Adaptive mode (which I have configured a hundred times to be part of the long-press selection, but that always gets inexplicably forgotten).
What you're SUPPOSED to do is tap the circle to bring up the modes.
But right below it is the OBVIOUS LOOK OF A DROPDOWN CONTROL, complete with the double-arrow and tint color, but it is NOT ACTUALLY A TAPPABLE CONTROL AARRGGHHH
@marcoarment me too.
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I fail using this UI at least once a week.
It's the AirPods Control Center volume pane, where I go to put my AirPods Pro into Adaptive mode (which I have configured a hundred times to be part of the long-press selection, but that always gets inexplicably forgotten).
What you're SUPPOSED to do is tap the circle to bring up the modes.
But right below it is the OBVIOUS LOOK OF A DROPDOWN CONTROL, complete with the double-arrow and tint color, but it is NOT ACTUALLY A TAPPABLE CONTROL AARRGGHHH
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@marcoarment That is very annoying but why don’t you just hold down on the stem? You can even disable one of the modes in settings so if you only use noise canceling or transparency mode holding the stem will go back and forth between those
@joshdm did you read my second paragraph
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I fail using this UI at least once a week.
It's the AirPods Control Center volume pane, where I go to put my AirPods Pro into Adaptive mode (which I have configured a hundred times to be part of the long-press selection, but that always gets inexplicably forgotten).
What you're SUPPOSED to do is tap the circle to bring up the modes.
But right below it is the OBVIOUS LOOK OF A DROPDOWN CONTROL, complete with the double-arrow and tint color, but it is NOT ACTUALLY A TAPPABLE CONTROL AARRGGHHH
@marcoarment If you think this is bad, start a workout on your Apple Watch.
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@marcoarment That is very annoying but why don’t you just hold down on the stem? You can even disable one of the modes in settings so if you only use noise canceling or transparency mode holding the stem will go back and forth between those
@joshdm, @marcoarment mentioned this, saying that the setting reverts / forgets his selection(s) on a regular basis:
> which I have configured a hundred times to be part of the long-press selection, but that always gets inexplicably forgot.
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@marcoarment If you think this is bad, start a workout on your Apple Watch.
@caseyliss @marcoarment This is not a competition. 🥲
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I fail using this UI at least once a week.
It's the AirPods Control Center volume pane, where I go to put my AirPods Pro into Adaptive mode (which I have configured a hundred times to be part of the long-press selection, but that always gets inexplicably forgotten).
What you're SUPPOSED to do is tap the circle to bring up the modes.
But right below it is the OBVIOUS LOOK OF A DROPDOWN CONTROL, complete with the double-arrow and tint color, but it is NOT ACTUALLY A TAPPABLE CONTROL AARRGGHHH
@marcoarment Same!
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I fail using this UI at least once a week.
It's the AirPods Control Center volume pane, where I go to put my AirPods Pro into Adaptive mode (which I have configured a hundred times to be part of the long-press selection, but that always gets inexplicably forgotten).
What you're SUPPOSED to do is tap the circle to bring up the modes.
But right below it is the OBVIOUS LOOK OF A DROPDOWN CONTROL, complete with the double-arrow and tint color, but it is NOT ACTUALLY A TAPPABLE CONTROL AARRGGHHH
@marcoarment oh man I’m not the only one. Thank god I’m not the issue here. It’s clearly poor UI design.
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@marcoarment If you think this is bad, start a workout on your Apple Watch.
@caseyliss It would be so cool if someone on the Fitness app team worked out at least once
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I fail using this UI at least once a week.
It's the AirPods Control Center volume pane, where I go to put my AirPods Pro into Adaptive mode (which I have configured a hundred times to be part of the long-press selection, but that always gets inexplicably forgotten).
What you're SUPPOSED to do is tap the circle to bring up the modes.
But right below it is the OBVIOUS LOOK OF A DROPDOWN CONTROL, complete with the double-arrow and tint color, but it is NOT ACTUALLY A TAPPABLE CONTROL AARRGGHHH
@marcoarment 10000% same. It's so bad.
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I fail using this UI at least once a week.
It's the AirPods Control Center volume pane, where I go to put my AirPods Pro into Adaptive mode (which I have configured a hundred times to be part of the long-press selection, but that always gets inexplicably forgotten).
What you're SUPPOSED to do is tap the circle to bring up the modes.
But right below it is the OBVIOUS LOOK OF A DROPDOWN CONTROL, complete with the double-arrow and tint color, but it is NOT ACTUALLY A TAPPABLE CONTROL AARRGGHHH
@marcoarment Where do we send thank you flowers?
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@marcoarment If you think this is bad, start a workout on your Apple Watch.
@caseyliss You're really scaring me... am still resisting the upgrade, despite iOS 26.4 dropping support because of it... Any video somewhere of the bad changes?
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