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[mai mult...]Set a Custom EQ for your AirPods in iOS 27
Sony, Bose, and Sennheiser owners have been able to adjust the audio frequency spectrum of their headphones for years, whereas AirPods owners have had to make do with Apple’s default tuning. That’s no longer the case in iOS 27, which adds a three-band equalizer to the AirPods settings screen.
It’s worth noting that iOS has had an EQ setting for years – it’s buried in Settings ➝ Apps ➝ Music, but it applies only to Apple Music playback, and works on any pair of headphones. In iOS 27, the new EQ is specifically tied to your AirPods, so it applies to everything you listen to. Your custom EQ profile also carries over to iPad and Mac when you pair your AirPods with them.
Custom EQ requires Apple’s H2 chip, so it supports AirPods Pro 2, AirPods Pro 3, AirPods 4, and AirPods Max 2. Earlier models, including the original AirPods Max, aren’t compatible with the feature.
You’ll also need current AirPods beta firmware. If the Equalizer option described below doesn’t appear, pair your AirPods with your iPhone, tap your AirPods in Settings, then tap AirPods Beta Updates and toggle on the beta updates option. Afterwards, put your AirPods in the case, connect the case to power, and leave it near your unlocked iPhone to let the latest beta firmware install quietly in the background. It shouldn’t take more than half an hour.
How to Adjust Your AirPods EQ
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If you’ve never been a fan of Liquid Glass – Apple’s glass-like interface effect introduced in iOS 26 – then there’s some good news in iOS 27. Apple has added a setting that lets you finely adjust the level of translucency, giving you more control over the look and feel of your iPhone.
Perhaps you find notifications too see-through, or you want to see more of your wallpaper through Control Center. Fortunately, iOS 27 includes a dial that can help with that. Apple has swapped the two-option Clear and Tinted setting for a continuous slider that puts translucency anywhere between barely-there glass and a heavy frost.
The earlier presets arrived in iOS 26.1 and gave you two positions on a spectrum, whereas iOS 27 gives you the whole spectrum. It also locates the control in “Appearance” – a new section in Settings that gathers up interface options previously scattered through Display & Brightness, including Light and Dark mode and text size. Not only that, Apple has also tweaked the default look, and says that Liquid Glass now diffuses complex content behind it more effectively while drawing a clearer separation between layers.
How to Change the Liquid Glass Effect
When you first install iOS 27, you’ll be presented with the slider to change the Liquid Glass effect, but it’s good to know how to get to it later if you want to switch up the look.