How To Reset AirPods Pro And AirPods
Aadhya Khatri
Sometimes, you will find yourself unable to reset the device by just holding down the button. In this case, we have another method you can follow.
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Resetting your AirPods Pro and AirPods are really simple when you know how to do so. In fact, it is so easy that Apple just assumes you will automatically know how to. The most common way is to press and hold the button until it turns amber. However, sometimes, you will find yourself unable to reset the device in this way. In this case, we have another method you can follow.
Ensure That The Case And The AirPods Are Charged
If you have held the button down but nothing happens, one of the most common causes is that the case has no power left to execute the command. Try plug it in for around 15 minutes and try again.
Open The Case And Hold The Button On The Back
Find the small button on the back of the case and then hold it down for 15 seconds until the LED light turns amber.
Pair The Earbuds With A New Device Via Bluetooth Or Place Them Close Together
After you have reset the AirPods, now it is time to connect them with a new Apple device. All you have to do is to place the two of them close together. Please note that this method only works if you have an Apple device.
For users of Android, launch Settings, access Connections, and then Bluetooth.
Change The AirPods’ Name (Optional)
If you have reset the earbuds but they keep hold on to the old name, what you should do is to change it. Go to Settings, open Bluetooth, now tap on the info button (the one with this icon “i”). Now change the name to the one you want.