NotchMindNotchMind and AirPods.
Put your AirPods in and the notch shows them with their battery. Send sound to them from the notch’s music player.
What it does with AirPods
- AirPods and their battery the moment they connect.
- One-click switching of your Mac’s sound output.
Set it up
- Turn on Bluetooth temporary activity in Settings → Bluetooth.
- Allow Bluetooth access when asked, so NotchMind can read the battery.
- Use the output button in the notch’s music player to send sound to them.
Good to know
- Most Apple and Beats headphones report their battery; many third-party ones don’t.
Step by step.
- See AirPods battery in the notch when they connectWhen AirPods, Beats or another Bluetooth accessory connects, NotchMind shows it in the notch with its battery level.
- Switch between AirPods and speakers from the notchUse the output button in the NotchMind music player to send your Mac's sound to AirPods, headphones, a display or another speaker in one click.
- AirPods connected. Battery, at a glance.AirPods and Bluetooth
- Your music, right in the notch.Music in the notch
Pay once. Keep it.
US$5.99 for 2 Macs for the first 50 customers, then US$15.99. US$15.99 for 2 Macs, one time. Or 1 Mac for US$9.99 or 5 Macs for US$29.99. Every 1.x update and a 14-day refund. For Macs with Apple silicon on macOS 15 or later.
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