How To Reset AirPods?
Have you ever had an Airpods problem? I sure have. A lot of people do! And it can get annoying and frustrating when your Airpods aren’t connecting or pairing properly. Maybe they’re stuck in a weird state, not pairing with your device or simply won’t connect to anything at all. In this guide I’m going to walk you through how to reset your Airpods if they get stuck in any weird state — whether that be the connection indicator remains lit but your device isn’t recognizing there’s an Airpod connected, or the airpod does not connect via Bluetooth even though it is paired with another device.
The first thing that you need to do before resetting your Airpods is put them back into their case:
If you have one Airpod, hold it up to your ear and try to pair it with your iPhone. If the connection fails, then go to step 2. If you have two Airpods, hold them up to your ears and try to connect them with one another. If they can’t be connected, go to step 3.
Power off the Airpods by holding down the power button on each side of the case for 10 seconds or until they turn off automatically after 10 seconds.
Open the case on both sides and check if there is a yellow lightning bolt inside of it (this means that it is charging). If there is no lightning bolt inside of it, then you have not charged your Airpods properly or they are broken because they won’t sync with each other or your iPhone anymore!
Then when they are inside the case, make sure the cover is closed tightly and wait for at least 5 seconds:
If you have an AirPod case and you’re having problems with it not pairing with your iPhone or iPad, here’s how to reset the AirPods.
1. Turn off your iPhone or iPad and then disconnect it from any power source.
2. Make sure that your AirPods are charged up to 100%. If they aren’t, plug them in using the Lightning cable that came with your AirPods case.
3. Open up the case where the Lightning port is located and make sure that there is no longer a white charging light on each AirPod. If there is still a white light, repeat step 2 until this problem goes away.
4. Press and hold both buttons on either side of the Power button until they begin to flash orange (or whatever color they are). Then release those buttons and wait for about five seconds before releasing them again for another five seconds (it will take about ten seconds total). You should see blue lights flash inside each AirPod as well as a confirmation sound from Apple saying that everything has been reset.
Now we can go through the steps on how to connect your Airpods back with your device in a few easy steps:
Before we can go through the steps on how to connect your Airpods back with your device in a few easy steps.
Step 1: First, you need to make sure that you are using the latest version of your Apple device or iPhone. If you don’t have the latest version, then you should update it as soon as possible.
Step 2: Now open up your Airpods case and disconnect the EarPods from their charging case.
Step 3: Once you’ve done this, now unplug both of them from any power source by holding down on either side of their case for about 5 seconds until they begin to vibrate rapidly, indicating that they are disconnected from anything else.
Step 4: Next, plug one Side of the EarPods into one end of the Lightning Connector on your iPhone or iPad while doing so press firmly until it clicks into place.
Step 5: The other end of the AirPods should be plugged into one end of their charging case and if so then repeat steps 3-4 in order to connect both sides together again.
To do this, go into your settings menu on whatever device you’re using – whether that be iPhone, iPad or Mac computer:
If you’re having a problem with your AirPod not pairing to your iPhone or Mac, there are a couple of things you can try.
First, make sure that you’re using the right AirPod. If you’re not sure which one is yours, check the packaging for any identifying information.
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Second, make sure the AirPods are on and charging properly. You can see this by looking at the “paired” icon in the top left-hand corner of your iPhone’s screen when it’s connected to an Apple Watch or other device that has Bluetooth turned on. The icon should turn blue if everything is working properly.
If your AirPods are connected but won’t pair with your phone or computer or if they aren’t recognized by either device, then try resetting them as follows:
Once there locate “Bluetooth”, click it and make sure that bluetooth is turned on for your device or computer:
How To Reset AirPods If You Have A Problem With Them Not Pairing or Connecting
Once there locate “Bluetooth”, click it and make sure that bluetooth is turned on for your device or computer.
Hold down the button on one of your AirPods to pair them with your iPhone or Mac for the first time.
If you’re using an Android phone, follow these steps:
Make sure that bluetooth is turned on for your device or computer. Open the Settings app on your phone, then tap Bluetooth. If you aren’t already connected, tap Add device and follow the instructions in your device’s manual. Once connected, go back to the AirPods’ page in Settings and make sure that they’re listed there as paired devices (if they aren’t already).
Hold down the button on one of your AirPods to pair them with your iPhone or Mac for the first time.
If you’re using an Android phone, follow these steps: Make sure that bluetooth is turned on for your device or computer. Open the Settings app on your phone, then tap Bluetooth. If you aren’t already connected.
Next step is to turn off bluetooth completely so that all devices lose connection with each other. Now restart any one of them (i.e., phone, tablet, computer) so that it remembers previously paired devices again (i.e., microphone):
If you have a problem with Airpods not connecting or connecting, try the following steps:
Turn off Bluetooth on both your phone and computer. To do this, open Settings on your phone and select Bluetooth & other devices from the list. Then turn off Bluetooth in this list by tapping on it and tapping on “off.”
Now restart any one of them (i.e., phone, tablet, computer) so that it remembers previously paired devices again (i.e., microphone).
Turn your AirPods off completely by pressing and holding the top of their case until they vibrate and go into power-saving mode. This will cause them to disconnect completely from both your phone and computer’s Bluetooth connections until you re-pair them again.
Section: Then go through with repairing process again by selecting “Forget this Device” option under Bluetooth settings menu again; wait about five minutes for all connections between speakers/headphones as well as other devices like phones or computers in range to be broken completely before turning bluetooth feature back on again
If the AirPods are not connecting with your iPhone and Mac, it’s likely because of a problem with the Bluetooth connection. If you’re using an older Mac or PC, or if you have a laptop, you may need to update your device to get better connectivity.
If you’re using an iPhone, go to Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings. This will remove all data from your device so that it can be wiped clean.
If you’re using a Mac or PC, go to Control Center > Bluetooth and turn off Bluetooth on all devices in range until they reconnect.
The AirPods typically pair quickly with any device. If you’re having difficulty pairing or connecting, make sure that your device or computer is set up properly and working with the AirPods. Also, ensure no other Bluetooth devices are connected to your iPhone at the same time as your AirPods.
