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How to Customize iPhone Headset Audio in iOS 14

A valuable addition with iOS 14 is the ability to run a test to fine tune the audio output from your headphones. Read on to learn how to customize iPhone headset audio with supported Apple hardware like AirPods Pro, AirPods Max, and Beats.

Although it’s in accessibility settings, many users – even without hearing issues – will likely appreciate the headset’s new audio personalization feature that works with phone calls, music, and movies.

For now, custom iPhone and iPad audio only works with “Apple and Beats headphones” which appear to be the ones with active noise cancellation: AirPods Pro, AirPods Max, Beats Studio 3 and Beats Solo Pro.

* Remember that you can also go to Settings> Music> EQ to customize audio in Music app on iPhone and iPad.

How to Customize iPhone Headset Audio in iOS 14

On your iPhone, head to the Settings app (same steps apply on iPad in iPadOS 14) Swipe down and tap Accessibility
Swipe down again and choose Audio-visual
At the top, tap Headphone hosting
Now press the button next to Headphone hosting
To choose Custom audio setup
Follow the prompts to get a custom recommended audio profile for music, movies, and phone calls

Here’s what those steps look like:

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Press the toggle to activate the headset adaptations. You can now run the Custom Audio Setup test or manually change the available settings.

Make sure you have your headphones (AirPods Pro, Beats Solo Pro, or Beats Studio) connected to your iPhone before you start audio customization, otherwise you will see an alert that says “Headphones not supported”.

How to customize the iPhone headset sound in iOS 14 walkthrough step 2

This is what the custom audio test looks like:

How to customize the iPhone headset sound in iOS 14 walkthrough step 3

When you have completed the Custom Audio Setup test, you can hear standard audio against your custom profile and choose which one to use.

At the bottom of the Headset Fitting settings page, you can choose whether you want the custom audio profile to apply to phone, media, or both (by default it is used for both).

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