How To Pause Audio With Airpods Or Airpods Pro 4 Easy Ways

On newer versions of iOS, you can directly click your AirPods underneath your Apple ID.

Make sure your AirPods are connected to your device and fully charged. By default, you’ll be able to play and pause without changing any settings.

Your AirPods Pro will pause your audio. To resume playback, press the Touch control again. To adjust the volume, place your thumb on the stem of the AirPod. Swipe your index finger up on the Touch control to raise the volume or down to lower the volume.

Say, “Hey Siri, pause this song. " Siri will pause the track. You can also ask Siri to skip songs, repeat, and turn up the volume.

Make sure your AirPods are paired to your device and fully charged. For 1st and 2nd Generation AirPods, double-tapping the Force Sensor will skip songs. To pause, you’ll need to change your settings.

Make sure your AirPods are paired to your device and fully charged. On newer versions of iOS, you can directly click your AirPods underneath your Apple ID.

This will be underneath Double-Tap on Airpod. A new page will open. If your AirPods are not connected, you won’t see the options to change your settings.

You can also select Siri, Next Track, Previous Track, or Off. Your AirPods will be ready to pause using double-tap.

Your AirPod will pause the song.

Your AirPods Max will pause your audio. To resume playback, press again. To skip a song, press the Digital Crown twice. To skip back, press the Digital Crown three times.