There's Condensation In My AirPods Max...
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- Опубліковано 24 лют 2021
- Warenotice CEO Shane Mumma discusses his AirPods Max's condensation issue, including his experience with the problem and what he does about it given there is no known fix or statement from Apple on it.
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Use silicon earpiece covers, they act as a thermal insulator preventing the aluminum from acting as a thermal heat sink, which causes the condensation.
It's not exclusive to Max. I pulled out the cushions of my AT after a few hours and it had water too. What's causing this condensation is the mesh (and not a thin sponge) that Apple decided to use. For most headphones, sponge gets wet instead. That being said, the speaker assembly is glued on I think to the aluminium interior so water should not go in to electrical from there. BUT, the hole at the top to remove headband goes hot into the connectors which connect unshielded to the main PCB. So, tape over that little hole and these should be fine.
Purchased a pair in New Zealand and can confirm condensation showing up on the speaker mesh and on the driver itself. No actual problems with noise cancelling or sound quality, but a fair amount of moisture build up!
Thanks for sharing your experience, Warenoticer! That’s cool you’re in New Zealand-I guess this is a global issue then because I’m in the USA haha! Anyway, that’s what I noticed as well, with no actual problems seeming to be caused by the condensation (and now I’ve been using my AirPods Max for about a month). Honestly I just ignore the condensation at this point by not removing the earpads, besides on the rare times when I do take them off. Anyway, I hope you enjoy your new AirPods Max and thanks for watching!
Use silicon earpiece covers, they act as a thermal insulator preventing the aluminum from acting as a thermal heat sink, which causes the condensation.
@@alexanderwahmann150 thanks for the tip - I’ll give them a try and report back!
@@josephjparsons well?
After almost a month using the AirPod max exclusively to workout I’ve noticed this weird sound in the left side of the headphones and couldn’t tell what was going on, making the long story short I’ve discovered this condensation issue and got really disappointed, I’m returning them tomorrow! I’m curious to know how are your AirPods after a year using them.
This definitely happens in other headphones made of plastic. Even though the ear pads on my ATH M50x's are harder to remove, you definitely can remove them like with a lot of other headphones. I removed the pads to wash them because sweat build up and they started to smell. While I didn't my remove the grate and over the drivers and other tech, there was condensation on the plastic grate behind the pad once I removed the pad. I just don't think people look at it as much because it's a little more difficult to remove the pads on more traditional pairs of cans than on the Max.
My son has been stressed out dealing with the unit issues. The headpoones don't connect to his device now. This will be the 2nd replacement and the wait time and hassle is excruciating
2:06 I saw water in my drivers yesterday and panicked I had it upside down and bass boosted it on max volume and it seems to clear it up
I just got them and saw it in mine after 3-4 hours at the desk. There wasn’t much water but there was water on the drivers so I don’t know what to do. Can I return them to apple if it turns out to be a issue? How are yours holding up?
I have the condensation issue also, I workout in them every day and have owned them for a little over a month now and about 3 weeks ago, is when I started noticing issues. They won’t detect being on my head, they won’t connect to my phone, and all I hear in my ears is like if I’m standing against the wind on a super windy day. If that makes sense. So I can see how it does effect them
Wow, this is literally the same issue I am experiencing although I can still use them and connect them to the phone but that super windy day sound is something I experience in the right side - I think I will do the good old put in rice and hope they dry up
Sony wh xm5 has the same problem, as does the xm4 series. Condensation even causes rumbling noises because it confuses the ANC microphones. The condensation here is inside a non-accessible compartment (faces the outside) and can only be slowly evaporated away in dry air. The condensation facing the ears is removable but also doesn't cause the ANC rumbling.
I'm in the same boat. We're in lockdown in the UK and because I bought my pair in store I have to wait for the lockdown to be lifted before I can return them, I've been waiting for three months to return them but now I'm thinking maybe I'll just chance them and see if the condensation causes them to break in the long run. Think I'll take them out the box again and start using them, but before, the condensation used to appear after 90 minutes of wearing them
Yeah it's definitely a difficult choice with Apple Stores so inaccessible. For me, I've just been using my AirPods Max like normal since I've posted this video and honestly I don't even bother to wipe the condensation off anymore. I like the AirPods Max and I bought them to use them so that's what I'm doing! Plus I don't want to deal with Apple Support again, I just got done having a horrible support experience with them when my M1 MacBook Pro was bricked during charging (video here: ua-cam.com/video/vsIarUQf4ZE/v-deo.html). Anyway, thanks so much for watching and don't forget to subscribe for more awesome tech videos!
I didn’t know condensation was an issue until yesterday. Yesterday I started to hear what sounds like wind rushing though my left ear. Then i removed the cup and saw the condensation. Then I cleaned them with a towel and it stopped. Today it happened a couple of times and I cleaned them and it solved the issue for a bit. Disclaimer, I use mine when I do my evening walks.
I have had mine for two months, and use mine for walks and noise cancellation, and i too started to have the wind rushing sound in the left ear as well.
Im on my 6th replacement through Apple care+. The ones they send out for replacements are crap. They always seem to have some type of issues with them. Its a hassle returning and stuff.
This happened to me today. condensation built up inside the speaker and now there's a scratchy noise in my right ear indictive of water damage. The ANC and transparency mode are both degraded now. I'm hoping that air drying them will help but in my experience with the Pros, it will not.
What ended up happening?
I bought the AirPods Max in 2022 at age 17 and 6 months later I experienced no audio and disconnections. In addition, I had to send my headphones to Apple every month until when I was out of warranty they says it was liquid damage
If they didn’t have removable ear cups nobody would know anything about it at all.
Very good point, Warenoticer! I've been thinking the same thing haha. Anyway thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe for more awesome tech videos!
@@Warenotice done buddy.
You’re the man!
I know this is an old post but I have had bose and sony m4s. Those headphones also get hold and after listening they would be wet on the ear cup on the m4s. I was like wtf so it does happen with others.
clearly they knew this before putting these on the market and still charged double than all other brands..
I have this problem and now even if airpods max are off active noise is on.
And even if looks connected on my phone the sound dont work anymore.
Good job apple. Good job
I have them for 1 month
Apple should have put the sealant that is used in their iPhones on their AirPods maxes so condensation no matter how bad won’t phase those headphones.
I’ve been using mine during I’ve been using mine during workouts for a year and they just now are starting to have a static popping idk if that would cause it and am wondering if there is any way to prevent any further damage
I have had my AirPod Max for two months, and use mine for walks and noise cancellation, and I just started to have the wind rushing sound in the left ear... This is way too expensive a headphone to have this issue, and to have it have problems just two months after buying them...
I currently love my AirPods Max and their sound quality but the condensation issue happens to me almost every day and I'm thinking of contacting Apple support to have my earphones looked at and checked. I'm pretty sure it's the aluminum that is causing the heat difference between outside the earphones and the ear cups themselves. I'm not sure but I might ask for a refund
Hello simsto, i have the airpods max now for 3 days and i have the same problem, i am intersed if it is only with space gray, i have space gray, can you pls see wath colour you have
@@s.denhartog52 its not beacause of the colour...
Im gonna buy this headset tomorrow , i saw on different pages that this issue is common with the spacegray color , do you have any info about this ? I really like the spacegray but if the condensation will happen for sure im going for the white ones…
I haven’t heard anything about this issue only occurring on or being more common with a certain color. That being said, I have only used these AirPods Max which are space gray haha. If you’d like to see my full review of them after 6 months of daily usage, I’ll link it here: ua-cam.com/video/rBxCTg7Ufy0/v-deo.html Hope this helps and don’t forget to subscribe for more awesome tech videos!
Apple has changed my headphones 4 times because they randomly stopped working. Last time (today) I noticed a lot of condensation inside... I think that´s why they fail over and over...
The condensation is an issue and is cause is glitching. The condensation likely has salts in them which gets inside of the headphone components and causes corrosion on the metal contacts. Specifically the connections at the ends of the headband. If you disconnect the headbands and look at the metal contacts on the headband tips, you'll see that the connections that carry signal across there can have a buildup of green corrosion on the tips, that I believe is from the salt in the condensation. If you clean that off, in my experience the performance will improve until it builds up again.
Well, its almost been a year since you purchased them, have they broken? How have they held up?? 🤔 Loved the video!💙
Thanks I’m glad you loved my video! Yes haha they still work fine and I use them all the time! I don’t ever check for condensation anymore, so I guess it didn’t break them! I did get a replacement set of earpads recently because my original ones began to smell bad after all this time, and now it feels like they’re brand new AirPods Max haha!
@@Warenotice thanks for the info if your not gonna trip after ayear of use I'm not gonna trip after 3 days waspretty concerning at first for 600 dollar headphones
@@Warenoticedoes it work after two years?! Or no
I broke mine in 2 weeks wearing them working in a warehouse all day. The condensation got so bad that water would drip out the headphones when i removed the ear cups. The audio would also get very muffled when the drivers got wet
Sorry to hear that, Warenoticer! How’d they break?
@@Warenotice I’m assuming from condensation because even after they dried off the headphones would make a wind sound as soon as I put them on even when nothing was playing. They eventually stopped playing sound and I returned them back to Amazon where I got them and got a refund
Wow that’s a scary story! I wonder if that happened from increased activity with them over long periods. Because I just wear mine all day at my desk-I don’t actually do anything physically strenuous with them on. Anyway, thanks for sharing your experience and don’t forget to subscribe for more awesome tech videos!
@@BevinBevin yea these were not meant to be worn in hard working environments or gyms. I take my AirPods to the gym since I know they’re sweat proof and these are meant to be wore at home. While doing college homework, while working at your desk or watching movies 🍿.
Yeah I just use mine around the house! I wore them outside a couple times just to film them for a video but even that was too stressful, since it was really hot outside and I was sweating a lot haha!
I’m already noticing issues from this, my right cup CONSTANTLY makes loud static noise after an hour or two wearing them. It’s annoying on how I spent so much money towards them for it to have this issue
Did you figure out a first for this i experience it too
The condensate may not be so bad. If truly condensation, then this is pure water, H2O, without mineral content. Pure distilled water is a very poor electrical conductor. Thus, this water is far less likely to short out or damage the electronics. However, pure water is very corrosive to metals. So some damage may slowly accrue. I feel like this will not be a big issue. No reviewer has thought of the reality of distilled vs. tap water. Big difference.
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Sweat has salt in it smartass.
@@DeepThinker193 condensation is not sweat smart ass
Looked up this video today because i have the problem. And yes it does effect the headphones. Mine will hiss in the left ear . I guess it gets more condensation in it more then the right. Or maybe rhe electronics in the left are weaker or more effective by the condensation. Who knows. But its horrible. This has happenwd to me like 3 times randomly and every blue moon essentially. But when it happens its always because the condensation. Just common sense is the wet water or whatever drops in the ear cup hits the speaker and wets it and thus screws up the sound and gives me that low and sometimes medium volume hisssing and crackling sound which makes you feel its damaging your ears or at rhe very least annoying . And makes u want to take to w headphones off. As im writing this im still hearing the hissing sound. And this is while im not playing any sound through the speakers. But bottomline is if the speaker gets wet enough, it of course screws up the sound. And so crappy problem. But i guess the only up side is it happens maybe once every 2 months. But when it happens its horrible. Cuz it to be honest , it sounds and FEELS, like have you ever had water get in your ear while swimming and then even after you finished swimming the water is still in your ear and crap. You know how it feels and sounds???? Well thats the 100% exactly how the speaker sounds and makes you feel. Horrible.
me too
I’ve had these for a day so far because I got them yesterday and I’ve been wearing them all day for several hours and they are bone dry. Nothing bad so far.
Look inside on the driver
Which color?
@@ramikourdi4043 space grey
@@alextube2506 so no problems at all?
@@ramikourdi4043 nope.
i was just about to buy them but now i will not because i don't want to have headaches with this problem .
smart
I’m certain condensation is happening on other headphones too. Humans are made mostly of water. Any pair of Over ears will naturally capture heat and condensation by any user. I just wipe mine out after prolonged use. I also got the apple care. Thanks for having this conversation.
You're welcome! Thanks for sharing your opinion!
I just throw a couple of Silica Gel Packets inside and they will absorb any humidity. just kidding, the trouble is the aluminium dissipates more heat than plastic and so condensation builds more ease.
Mind stopped working and now they work fine. I guess water got inside somewhere and it went dry. This should be an issue that they need to look into this
Hello from Germany, I have the same problems, do you have a solution by now?
Do I hear class action lawsuit!??!?!?!?
Mine already broke from this & apple made me pay nearly $300 to fix. And i continue to get condensation anytime i wear them more then 2 hours straight. Biggest tech design flaw in years
I been using mines and haven’t had any problems my take is maybe the clear silicone covers are insulating the aluminum from getting cold. Now when summer gets here i will see how heat and humidity will affect.
For how long do you usually wear them and how long do you not wear them? For as far as I know, this issue is simply unavoidable.
@@sanderhoogeland9161 at 78 degrees Fahrenheit. Room 10 x 12 approximately. Heater on condensation on windows with slightly open for airflow. I used them for 3 hours continuously with blasting volume. I really was aim for it to happen never took them off and i was stunned perhaps some peoples ears sweat more than others.
@@JuanCruz-et8so thank you for the detailed reply. :) My ears did not sweat at all, but it still happened to me, I guess for some reason it just happens to some and not to others.
@@sanderhoogeland9161 it is weird but i bet you it will be an entirely different situation when summer arrives and i bet I might see condensation. I do want to point out i use clear silicone case on top of the aluminum casing. Perhaps that helps insulate from direct contact to the exterior temperature. The silicone skin/case are very nice and thick.
@@JuanCruz-et8so I also used the case.
I just bought a new pair yesterday. I have this issue. I use them only at my desk, I’m not sweating, in an air conditioned room. Water is on the driver as well as in the ear cup. Don’t go outside. It would be nice if anyone could get apple to comment.
Never had this issue. If you're a sweaty person then I can see this. The cups are nearly sealed to your ears, so it's not surprising moisture occurs.
Time to put some desiccant somewhere in there i guess. ??
This whole video was just my questions not getting answered
😂🎉
Keep a microfiber cloth on hand to wipe them down in case you do have this issue.
Thanks for the suggestion, Warenoticer! Yeah I keep a microfiber cloth on my desk and when I first noticed the condensation I would wipe them off after using them for a decent amount of time. Now I just ignore the condensation haha. Anyway, thanks so much for watching!
Did they break. Mine died today after 1 month of use. Disgusted I spent this much on headphones and they no longer work! Well off they will go to apple and god knows what they will say is the problem after weeks of having them.
I bought one in November 2021 and so far replaced it 3 times (February 2022). I wear them at least 8 hours a day since I work in a noisy environment. I used to have Sony wh1000 xm4 and never had an issue. They should be recalled. Other than this huge flaw it’s much better experience than Sony until it breaks. Lol
Mine are at the store as we speak, and my warranty for those expires in 2 months 💀💀 I must review my return policy because fixing those every 6 weeks is not a bill im looking forward to
It’s the third time mine have gone to the store so far 🤦🏽♂️
@@blip8918 my fourth going strong it’s been 3 months. After paying almost a Sony xm4 for service charges lol
@@hanifikilic3197 wow😂, when I first was looking into headphones I wanted to get the B&O’s should have just gone for those honestly those are good quality and have been here for years now, instead of getting apple very own “New” headphones even though they’ve sold beats by dre for years now, you’d think they’d have these issues solved
The condensation is an issue and is cause is glitching. The condensation likely has salts in them which gets inside of the headphone components and causes corrosion on the metal contacts. Specifically the connections at the ends of the headband. If you disconnect the headbands and look at the metal contacts on the headband tips, you'll see that the connections that carry signal across there can have a buildup of green corrosion on the tips, that I believe is from the salt in the condensation. If you clean that off, in my experience the performance will improve until it builds up again.
I had to get that Apple care for sure with these
cant believe i paid 500 eur for headphones that have this problem
How come nobody has done an update apparently there’s been no issues regarding this I’ve had mine for about a month now and wipe them every day pretty much and have not had an issue but I’m not that concerned because I have AppleCare but something like this should become covered under warranty but they would lose millions of dollars if they had a recall these can you Magine
Hey Warenoticer, thanks for sharing your own experience! I've had mine since January now and they still work just fine haha. Honestly after posting this video I've just ignored the condensation and don't even take the earpads off to check for it. I agree with you that Apple should put out a statement regarding this though and say whether we should or shouldn't worry about it. Thank you also for watching and don't forget to subscribe for more awesome tech videos!
@@Warenotice yep thanks 🙏
Yes absolutely correct.
Haha facts indeed, Warenoticer! Thanks so much for watching and for commenting!
All the questions, none of the answers.
This issue has been talked about since January......we are now in May yet I cannot find any information on if this is going to be addressed by apple........I want them but I will be wearing them at work so this condensation issue is holding me back on buying them.........does anyone know any updates on this topic.......
Great question, Warenoticer! Yeah I too haven't heard any official statement from Apple regarding condensation in the AirPods Max, which is unfortunate. However honestly I've just ignored the condensation after this video. I use my AirPods Max everyday and just don't even take the earpads off to check for condensation anymore. The headphones still work great now 4 months later (I got them at the end of January). But yeah who knows for sure though if the condensation could eventually cause issues. In my case, it appears it hasn't. But if you do decide to buy the AirPods Max, I'd definitely recommend getting AppleCare just in case anything happens. Hope this helps and don't forget to subscribe for more awesome tech videos!
The condensation is an issue and is cause is glitching. The condensation likely has salts in them which gets inside of the headphone components and causes corrosion on the metal contacts. Specifically the connections at the ends of the headband. If you disconnect the headbands and look at the metal contacts on the headband tips, you'll see that the connections that carry signal across there can have a buildup of green corrosion on the tips, that I believe is from the salt in the condensation. If you clean that off, in my experience the performance will improve until it builds up again.
Got mine Friday, and so far no condensation.
Glad to hear you're not experiencing the condensation issue, Warenoticer! I hope you enjoy your AirPods Max! Thanks again for watching and don't forget to subscribe for more awesome tech videos!
You will experience it if you wear them long enough.
@@sanderhoogeland9161 have experienced condensation now, but thankfully my device has remained unaffected.
@@sharksbean mine remained unaffected by it as well, but I did not want to risk it, it’s a lot of money, so I sent them back.
Use silicon earpiece covers, they act as a thermal insulator preventing the aluminum from acting as a thermal heat sink, which causes the condensation.
Hey so when I tap (not a light tap but a medium to hard tap) on my max's when ANC or transparency is on, I hear static. Can you pls explain?
Hmm great question, Warenoticer! I have no clue why that’s happening-you should try reaching out to Apple Support and see if they can help you! Good luck and don’t forget to subscribe for more awesome tech videos!
The condensation is an issue and is cause is glitching. The condensation likely has salts in them which gets inside of the headphone components and causes corrosion on the metal contacts. Specifically the connections at the ends of the headband. If you disconnect the headbands and look at the metal contacts on the headband tips, you'll see that the connections that carry signal across there can have a buildup of green corrosion on the tips, that I believe is from the salt in the condensation. If you clean that off, in my experience the performance will improve until it builds up again.
What about the risk of electric shock ?
That's a good question, Warenoticer! I have no clue about that one; I still use these AirPods Max everyday. Hope this helps and don't forget to subscribe for more awesome tech videos!
Yeah, so this issue pisses me off. What kind of engineer decided to use aluminium and then apparently also decided not to test for things like this? I returned my AirPods Max because of this and Apple support is being annoying. They keep saying the engineers are looking into it, but that it is for some reason still not clear what is causing the issue, even though I am pretty sure it is blatantly obvious.
And maybe this is not an issue at all and it will not cause any problems, but if that is so, what in the world is taking them so long to simply say that?
Fair points, Warenoticer! I personally just ignore the condensation (for the most part) in my AirPods Max after posting this video. I've had them since January and it is now July and they still work haha. However I definitely agree that Apple should put out a statement about this. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe for more awesome tech videos!
@@Warenotice Can you update here if it breaks or changes its sound level etc etc?
How do you get rid of the condensation.
That’s a great question, Warenoticer! I don’t know the answer haha... I’ve now been using my AirPods Max for about a month and honestly I’ve just been mostly ignoring the condensation by not even taking the earpads off to check (except in rare times when I do take them off). Have you noticed condensation in your AirPods Max?
Use silicon earpiece covers, they act as a thermal insulator preventing the aluminum from acting as a thermal heat sink, which causes the condensation.
Use Silica Gel Packets, lol
My AirPods Max didn’t work after this problem
It did not happen to me.
Thanks for sharing your experience with your AirPods Max, Warenoticer! I’m glad you haven’t had the condensation issue on your headphones!
I got them this is definitely a thing
Very true!
Why is everything he says a question?
its big problem, I lost 2 pairs to water. Faulty design
I get these in my maxes, just sat at my desk, after just like half an hour ffs.
Sorry to hear that, Warenoticer! I get condensation in mine just sitting at my desk as well. 🤷♂️ Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe for more awesome tech videos!
Owned my pair for 1 month. Indoor sat at the desk office use. Broken due to ... condensation. Really regretful purchase. Apple claim I caused water damage and want me to pay for a new pair.
The condensation is an issue and is cause is glitching. The condensation likely has salts in them which gets inside of the headphone components and causes corrosion on the metal contacts. Specifically the connections at the ends of the headband. If you disconnect the headbands and look at the metal contacts on the headband tips, you'll see that the connections that carry signal across there can have a buildup of green corrosion on the tips, that I believe is from the salt in the condensation. If you clean that off, in my experience the performance will improve until it builds up again.
Condensation happens with all over the ear headphones.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Warenoticer!
What other headphone has had this problem?
@@abrahamrivera8166 Sony, Bose you name… my beats have the same isssue.
That’s interesting! Which kind of Beats do you have and how can you tell they’re forming condensation?
@@Warenotice for me it’s the inner cup around the ear lobe… The Sony’s on the other hand you can see condensation buildup on the sensor.
Again. This is not just an Apple thing.
Who the hell would work out in these that’s what the pros are fo
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I got apple care fuck it. That breaks they on the hook to fix it nothing is perfect but this why you have a warranty.
Good point! That's the same way I look at it haha. I just did a 6 month review of these headphones (here: ua-cam.com/video/rBxCTg7Ufy0/v-deo.html) and I still love them despite the condensation, which I've mostly just ignored since this video about the issue! Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe for more awesome tech videos!
$650.
Hi Warenoticer! Yes I paid about $650 for these headphones because although they are $550, I also bought AppleCare for them and paid sales tax, which brought the total to about $650.
I payed the same price?
Haha me too, Warenoticer! The AirPods Max sure are expensive! How do you like yours so far?
After two weeks of use, mine broke. Will cost me $430AUD to fix. No warning, advise..zilch…didn’t even particularly notice condensation , but diagnosis is water damage. I’m sorry Apple for wearing these on head and listening to music and podcast for long period in the very normal temperate air in my home. Hey a $1,339 AUD investment with a risk it happening again soon is no biggie. No point in giving me even one free repair with some usage guides for next time! I should’ve simply known better!!
Wow that’s horrible, Warenoticer! Why no free repair? Do you have AppleCare?
The condensation is an issue and is cause is glitching. The condensation likely has salts in them which gets inside of the headphone components and causes corrosion on the metal contacts. Specifically the connections at the ends of the headband. If you disconnect the headbands and look at the metal contacts on the headband tips, you'll see that the connections that carry signal across there can have a buildup of green corrosion on the tips, that I believe is from the salt in the condensation. If you clean that off, in my experience the performance will improve until it builds up again.
I get apple care with all my apple products.
Me too, Warenoticer! When I’m spending this kind of money, I need AppleCare or I’d be too nervous about breaking them! Even with AppleCare I’m still nervous haha! The only Apple product I have that I don’t have AppleCare on is my HomePod mini since it was only $100 and it just sits on my nightstand, so I don’t know how I could break it 🤣🤷♂️
Did not need to be 11min long
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Dont buy airpods max !!!!!!!!!!
I bougt on June 2023 and when the weather is cold than condensation happened inside of it.
I went apple store and they told me there is liquid inside and out of warranty. very upset Apple..
how were you out of warranty? i bought mine in june 2023 as well and had the same issue, but was told i was still in warranty
I faced with this situation in Turkey. They told me this is a procedure of Apple. Than I go to the consumer court and finally Apple give me a new one last week@@selenajade
Hello fron germany I have the same problem xD
Hello from the United States! That stinks!
@@Warenotice your AirPods Max are ok ?