How to use Conversation Enhancement with AirPods Pro

Apple’s latest hearing tech is now available on AirPods Pro, and while it’s easy to use, it’s incredibly cumbersome to set up.

This might be simpler. Apple is great when it comes to accessibility features, but often setting them up requires a lot of steps, and Conversation Boost does.

Announced at WWDC 2021, Conversation Boost is a way to use AirPods Pro to help when you’re a little bit hard of hearing. Turn it on, and the microphone starts picking up the conversation in front of you as you wear your AirPods Pro.

It’s not a hearing aid, and it’s not as powerful as Apple’s Live Listen, but it’s a conversation aid. This is an improvement.

You must do all of this before you can use Conversation Boost

What you need

You must have AirPods Pro, it will not work with any other AirPods. For AirPods, this isn't surprising, but for AirPods Max, it's even more surprising.

Next, you must have updated your AirPods Pro to the latest version of its firmware.

Then it's just a matter of setting everything up in the right order and not getting bored in the process.

How to Set up Conversation Enhancement

1. On iPhone, go to Settings, then Accessibility
2. down Scroll to Audio/Video and click
3. On the page that appears, click Headphone Adjustment
4. at the top to open Headphones Adjust
5. Click all the way to the top level of Settings
6. SelectControl Center
7. Scroll down to the titleMore Controls and then look for Hearing
8. Click the green plus sign next to Hearing to add it to the Contained Controls section

And you also have to set all of this up before you can use Conversation Boost

It's a lot of tapping, but when you're done once, you're set. In the future, opening and using conversation acceleration will be a faster operation.

How to turn on and use Conversation Enhancement

1. After completing each step above, place the AirPods Pro in your ears
2. Swipe down on iPhone to get controls Center
3. Click the Hearingbutton
4. In the pop-up window that appears, clickHeadphone Adjustment
5. and then click Headphone Adjust the popup, click Transparency Mode
6. Click anywhere to exit this popup, then scroll down
7. to the very bottom of the list of options that now appears , there are Dialogue Enhancements
8. Tap to turn on or off

This is quick once you get used to it. And it needs to be fast because you want to hear the entire conversation and not the second half of it. In theory, you could keep the conversation enhanced all the time.

But once everything is set up, turning on conversation enhancements...still takes a few clicks

but in practice, it may lower your battery power. Apple doesn't specify what the battery consumption is, but something like Live Listen consumes a lot of power.

So Conversation Boost is a handy extra tool to help you when you need it.

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