Apple AirPods is another device the iPhone maker designed to be compatible with its devices as well as other smartphones running on another OS platform such as the Android platform. AirPod Pro 2 is the latest model of Apple’s headphones which cost $250 — aside from the expensive price tag, Apple’s AirPods are the best in contrast with other headphones.
Gadgets are technology product that makes them prone to encountering malfunctions, including AirPods and other headphones. Just like the previous article that explained how to clean headphones, this article will tutor you on how to reset Apple’s AirPods as a maintainable scheme to prolong the device’s longevity.
Resetting AirPods can be done on both iOS and Android platforms. However, it is easy to reset Apple’s headphones on both OS platforms, yet their interface differs in the buttons to click for resetting AirPods. Apple’s interface has the easiest procedure per its custom device functions.
Here’s how to reset AirPods on both iOS and Android
After resetting the AirPod, every customized setup will be erased as well. AirPod users will have to set up the device name again, customize spatial audio, ear detection, and control setup, and otter personalized setup.
For Apple users
- Put your AirPods in the charging case and close the lid. Then, wait 30 seconds.
- Open the case again. Launch the Settings app and Click your AirPods, then select Forget This Device and click Forget Device twice as prompted.
- Open the charging case, then press and hold the back button for 15 seconds, until the front case LED flashes amber, then white.
- Reconnect your AirPods. Keep the AirPods close to your iPhone with the case kept open, then click Connect.
For Android Users
- Put your AirPods in the charging case and close the lid. Then, wait 30 seconds.
- Launch the Settings app and Click Connected Devices. Click the cog symbol next to your AirPods. Click Forget and then Forget Device to confirm.
- Open the charging case, then press and hold the back button for 15 seconds, until the front case LED flashes amber, then white.
- Reconnect your AirPods. Keep the AirPods close to your Android smartphone with the case kept open, then click Connect.
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