Watch this tutorial or double tap the centre of the touch sensor control panel to perform the following operations: You can also control your phone calls using the touch sensor control panel if your mobile phone supports Hands-free Profile (HFP) or Headset Profile (HSP).

Swipe down repeatedly to decrease the volume.

Swipe up repeatedly to increase the volume.

It takes a while until fast-reversing starts.

Swipe backwards and hold to fast-reverse.

It takes a while until fast-forwarding starts.

Release at your desired playback point.

Swipe forward and hold to fast-forward.

Check the manual supplied with your device for more information. The available functions may vary depending on your Bluetooth device. You can also follow the instructions below: (The video uses WH-1000XM3 as an example.) You can check the detailed instructions in the following video. This function allows you to operate your wireless headphones during music playback when you connect a Bluetooth® device that supports Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP).

The touch sensor control panel may not work if it's not completely covered, or if your hand isn't in contact with it.

If you want to end it, remove your hand from the touch sensor control panel.

This function is only active while you touch the panel.

Tutorial: Learn how to turn captions on or off when watching Internet videos from YouTube You can also check the detailed instructions in the following video. To activate this function, cover the entire touch sensor control panel with your hand. This function makes it more comfortable and convenient for you to hear ambient sound (such as aeroplane announcements or make conversations when you shop), without the need to remove your headphones or lower the volume of the music you're playing, phone calls, and ringtones. Listening to Ambient Sound (Quick Attention Mode) You can tap or swipe to listen to surrounding sounds, control music playback, and make phone calls without using the buttons. Your wireless headphones have a touch sensor control located on the right part of your headphones.

Reverse left and right headphones