Jeff and Brandon: A couple more ideas to consider in addition to ear-wax (yuck):
1. Settings > General > Accessibility > Left/Right balance (scroll down about 2/3rds of the way in Accessibility). 2. A faulty AirPod. I had this one happen. My right AirPod got quieter and would pop Ps and other sibilants. Apple replaced the right AirPod and I have had no issues since. Good luck! Best wishes, Clint Sent from iCloud On Jan 08, 2018, at 06:58 AM, Brandon Trussell <[email protected]> wrote: From what I've read on this, wax can melt, enter the AirPods, then solidify again, resulting in wax being an issue but not being visible at the same time. This article describes what to do in that situation. https://lifehacker.com/the-gross-but-effective-way-to-clean-your-airpods-1820945258 Cheers, Brandon On Sun, Jan 7, 2018 at 9:50 PM Jeff Weinberger <[email protected]> wrote: Hi: A few weeks ago, I noticed that my Right airpod is playing audio, calls, etc. at a much lower volume than the left one. It was not like that for the first few months of use. I cleaned them both off, but it changed nothing. I was able to play the left one in my right ear and the Right one in my left ear to be sure it wasn’t my hearing. I also checked the left/right balance in Settings > Accessibility hearing section, and it’s exactly in the middle. Is there a different way I could have changed the volume? Or is something wrong with my Right airpod? Has anyone seen this? (A google search proved fruitless) Thank You!!
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