
Below are many of the questions I get and I hope I can answer yours. If you have a question that I don’t answer, please share your question in the comments and I’ll get back to you.
Q: Do they fall out easily while you run?
A: No, they don’t. I have never had an AirPod fall out while running or lifting weights.
Q: Can sweat damage them?
A: I sweat a lot. I sweat just thinking about running. They still work perfectly.
Q: Can you hear cars?
A: Yes, I can hear what’s going on around me. I live in NYC and need to be aware of cars and bikes. Occasionally, I drift off into my own world, but I can still hear a car if I’m in the way.
A: Yes, I often listen to comedy podcasts while I run, like Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend, WTF with Marc Maron, May I Elaborate with JB Smoove, and Mike Birbiglia’s Working it Out. I always hear everything clearly.
Q: Do you have problems listening to music?
A: Never. Much like the podcasts, the music is clear and sounds great.
Q: What is the battery life like?
A: The AirPods battery lets you listen to 5 hours of music. If you need to use them longer, you can pop the AirPods back into their case and after charging for 15 minutes, you’ll have an additional 3 hours of listening time. After every use, I charge them, so I always have something to listen to on my runs.
Q: Can they get wet?
A: No, they are not waterproof. I have not had an issue with them while running in the rain, but I wouldn’t advise getting them wet.
Q: How’s the microphone?
A: The microphone is great and I usually use my AirPods when I am a guest on a podcast.
Q: Can you answer a phone call on your AirPods?
A: Yes, and it’s quite easy. If someone calls you, double-tap either AirPod. Double-tap again to hang up.
Q: How do you change the volume?
A: I usually ask Siri to turn the volume up or down while I’m running. You can also do it on your iPhone, but you won’t need to break stride with Siri.
Disclaimer: I have partnered with Apple for this review. As always, the thoughts, words, and pictures are my own.
