bmazzeo
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I tried to us the Gaia app which I downloaded for Apple 2 days ago to update the firmware. It said 0 software available. I also did not see a way to update Gaia itself.
Four consecutive taps disable the touch buttons and another 4 enable them againHow do you disable the buttons? That is not on the instructions card. Has IFI indicated they are working on a fix to this?
Go to iFi Download Hub. Login and read the instructions on how to update on Apple.I tried to us the Gaia app which I downloaded for Apple 2 days ago to update the firmware. It said 0 software available. I also did not see a way to update Gaia itself.
If you need further info, it was very long ago that my go pod go malfunction after reset, so I returned it and get refund. The open ticket I did on ifi support tell me to return the unit so it seem there's no fix@iFi audio
There are now at least 5 of us who declared malfunction after the firmware updating procedure. Here's a sum up to ease your reporting task.
myself
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/ifi...wireless-sound-on-the-go.967797/post-17849521
@Mrxyzl (preceding deployment of newest firmware)
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/ifi...wireless-sound-on-the-go.967797/post-17644017
@ddlo
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/ifi...wireless-sound-on-the-go.967797/post-17859746
@JoshG1217
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/ifi...wireless-sound-on-the-go.967797/post-17880181
@e-dub
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/ifi...wireless-sound-on-the-go.967797/post-17891576
The sudden volume increase to the maximum is not some defect of your item. It is the same for all the GO Pods and it is happening due to the very sensitive touch buttons.I used the Go Pods at the gym today, the first time after downloading the firmware from the IFI site yesterday. They seemed promising at first. The volume up and down button commands worked and I did not get the sudden volume increase during my 35 minute workout. But then, just as I was about to take them off, there was a beep following by the volume increase. The new firmware did not fix this. I put in a request to IFI to exchange these and copied Headphones.com where I purchased them. Maybe a new pair will not have have this problem. Hopefully I will have a response this week.
Also in the app you can adjust the sensitivity. I believe it was recommended a bit ago to try 65ms for those having issues with this, but obviously, you can try whatever works for your situation.I checked out the Go Pods while I was wearing them in a mirror and there is nothing near the touch buttons. If they are overly sensitive, what is triggering them without touching them? Is it sweat? Motion? Why did I not experience the sudden volume increase issue until I used them for 90 days. Why am I not experiencing a analogous sudden volume decrease that would result from the same button commands from the left Go Pod. I had been consistently using them in the gym during my workouts and began to experience this issue only during the past week.
I did verify that the tap 4 times disables them. That will work as a short term fix but this is a design flaw and should not be considered normal operation. I would hope IFI is working on a fix. I agree exchanging them does not make sense if they all have this issue.
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Same to you and all the good folks at iFi. Thank you for bringing great products to us to help make our music listening more enjoyable!I just wanted to take a moment to wish everyone a Happy New Year!
Thank you from iFi for all the support! We have had a great year and appreciate this community's support! Stay tuned folks, new products are right around the bend, and our goal of making great audio products for every budget and need continues to grow! Keep your ears open!
Cheers, and Thank you for a great 2023!
Interesting questions!I checked out the Go Pods while I was wearing them in a mirror and there is nothing near the touch buttons. If they are overly sensitive, what is triggering them without touching them? Is it sweat? Motion? Why did I not experience the sudden volume increase issue until I used them for 90 days. Why am I not experiencing a analogous sudden volume decrease that would result from the same button commands from the left Go Pod. I had been consistently using them in the gym during my workouts and began to experience this issue only during the past week.
I did verify that the tap 4 times disables them. That will work as a short term fix but this is a design flaw and should not be considered normal operation. I would hope IFI is working on a fix. I agree exchanging them does not make sense if they all have this issue.
I will once they respond to my existing ticket that was opened last week.Interesting questions!
How about opening a ticket, asking all of them, and then return here to post the answers?
This is a nice way to help all the other owners.
Here are the options I see on my GAIA App for Android 14 on my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. Not sure about the iPhone version.IFI AUDIO in a post above suggested updating the sensitivity in the App. I don’t see that in my Gaia app (V1.2.5) on the iPhone. The menu consists of Codecs, Bt Name, Filters, Software Updates and Factory Reset. Is there a more current version of Gaia and how do I download it?