Are your Apple AirPods acting up and not working properly? Maybe you can only hear audio from one earbud, or perhaps there’s no sound coming out at all. Whatever the reason may be, resetting your AirPods can fix the issue.
Resetting AirPods is a simple process that can be done in just a few steps. Follow the guide below to reset your AirPods and reconnect them to your device.
1. Lift the top of your AirPods case to reveal the earbuds. Make sure they’re close to your device.
2. On the back of the case, you’ll see a small circular button. Press and hold it until the light on the front of the case flashes white.
3. Keep holding the button until the light on the front of the case flashes red and then white again. This means that your AirPods have been reset.
4. Once the reset is complete, the AirPods will be disconnected from your device. You’ll need to pair them again manually.
And that’s it! By following these simple steps, you can quickly reset your AirPods and fix any issues you may be experiencing.
We hope this guide was helpful and solved your AirPods’ problem. Remember that resetting your AirPods won’t delete any of your settings or data. So, don’t hesitate to reset them if you need to.