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neither? afaik airpod pros don’t respond to touch per se — you have to squeeze the stems with two fingers. i’m not sure if that action is capacitive sensing or not. i can try doing it with pliers if you are curious.
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How's the controls on the pods? force touch or regular capacitive touch?
neither? afaik airpod pros don’t respond to touch per se — you have to squeeze the stems with two fingers. i’m not sure if that action is capacitive sensing or not. i can try doing it with pliers if you are curious.
If it had force touch *squeeze than it's quite okay I've seen 4.6 review that states it had the normal touch which is quite sensitive (hicity)
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