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Don't ask me why, it just happened. When I was bored one day, I addedonec one of the headphones to the tip of my tongue. Suddenly I felt a slight tingling sensation, similar to the one anyone who has ever placed their tongue on a 9V battery as a child knows. ProThe problem is that so far it hasn't harmed the battery in any way, in case AirPods is a little different. After I started AirWhen I used the Pods, callers stopped hearing me. The earpiece worked perfectly normally, but with the microphoneonem was amen. Of course I don't think you have anything better to do than lick AirPods, the problem, however, is that microphone destruction can follow every time the bottom part gets AirIt will come into contact with the liquid. This will connect the two poles, which is used to charge the earphone in the case.

As confirmed to me by the authorized service, connecting the poles will cause a short circuit, which will damage the microphone. It is therefore important to be careful, for example, when you get out of the pool or shower, or when you sweat excessively and do not touch the metal end. AirPods, which are used to charge the headphones in the box. We are usually used to the fact that liquid should not get inside the product, but in this case, it is enough to get on its surface.

This is probably also one of the reasons why we still don't have a second generation on the market. AirPods, which, as expected, should bring resistance to sweat and splashes of water. Apple namely, he will have to invent either a different charging or an insulation that can prevent a short circuit when the two poles are connected. So we'll see with what Apple will come in the case of the second generation AirPods, but there are basically only three options. Either they won't be waterproof or they will have a design change, or special insulation that the current model doesn't have. If you own the current model AirPods, be careful and avoid contact with water, especially at the metal end.

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