Some AirPods Max users suffered from condensation in the headphones
Cold weather and cold metal against warm skin cause condensation to appear on the inside of the headphones.
On Twitter, a number of users have testified that condensation occurs in the AirPods Max and in some cases has leaked inside the ear cups.
Another user claims to have seen condensation appear after a 40-minute walk outdoors followed by watching a movie for 1.5 hours. In this case, it was not even cold weather.
So, uhh... my AirPods Max form condensation after extended use. They’ve never been used in any humid environment. The water gets inside the drivers and has caused ear detection problems. I’ve been wearing them inside sitting at a desk mainly, nothing crazy. Super concerning issue pic.twitter.com/0pWicvxLv9
— Donald Filimon (@donaldfilimon) December 27, 2020
It remains to be seen how widespread this problem is.
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Via 9to5Mac.
This article originally appeared on Macworld Sweden. Translation by Karen Haslam.
