AirPods completely relies on Bluetooth to establish a perfect connection with your iPhone, iPad, Mac or other Bluetooth devices that you happen to be paired with. However, many users find it difficult to connect when using it. So why on earth?
Airpods always fail to connect Why?
Various problems may occur during the pairing process. For example, if you use both iPhone and Mac, the pairing process may become a bit complicated. In addition to pairing, other problems may cause your AirPods to disconnect, such as low battery power or software errors.
1. If your AirPods are constantly disconnected from your iPhone or other Apple devices (such as iPad or Mac), it is relatively easy to connect them again.
On an iPhone or iPad, slide down from the top right corner of the screen to display the Control Center, and then click the wireless audio icon in the "Playing" box (it looks like a triangle with some circles behind it).
2. If your AirPods are suddenly disconnected and will not reappear, they may have lost power. We noticed that there was a problem with the first generation AirPods and AirPods Pro. The percentage of batteries reported one minute was normal, but it dropped to 0% the next minute. This may be due to a problem with the way to report the remaining power.
Put your AirPods into the charging box and keep it open. It should show you a summary of the remaining power. If your battery is low, please fully charge your AirPods, and then try to connect to see if it can solve your problem.
3. Apple publicizes that AirPods will automatically switch devices according to the devices you are currently using. Although this behavior should be intelligent, it does not always work the way you expect it to.
For example, if you use iPhone and Mac at the same time, your AirPods may randomly disconnect from one device and connect to another device. Fortunately, you can disable this behavior on a per device basis.
This means that you don't have to turn it off completely for all devices, but you can exclude devices (for example, switch between iPhone and Mac, but not iPad).
4. A problem with the sensor may cause the AirPods to disconnect. However, you can disable automatic ear detection under AirPods settings.
On your iPhone or iPad, go to Settings>Bluetooth and click the "i" button next to AirPods, then disable the "Automatic ear detection" switch.
5. Sometimes Apple releases updates that contain fixes for various connectivity issues. Therefore, you need to ensure that your device has been updated to the latest version of iOS, iPadOS or macOS.
On iPhone or iPad, go to Settings>General>Software Update. If an update is available, you will see that it is listed and you can select Download and Install or Install Now.
On a Mac, go to System Settings>General>Software Update. If an update is available, you will see it here.
6. If your AirPods are constantly disconnected from your iPhone, iPad or Mac, they may be damaged or have manufacturing defects.
If this is the case, it is usually best to replace your AirPods (claim through the AirPods warranty or purchase a pair of new products).
You can check your warranty status under Settings>Bluetooth by clicking the "i" button next to AirPods. Even if your warranty period has expired, it may be worth taking your AirPods to the Apple Store retail store to see if they can help you diagnose the problem. Go to Apple Support to begin the process.
If the airpods pro is lost, can it be located?
1. After opening the iPhone, click to enter the "Find" application.
2. After entering, click the "Device" option below.
3. In the device interface, select the airpods device you want to find.
4. After entering, click the "Play Sound" option.
5. After entering, select the headset to be located.
In fact, as we all know from the above, there are many reasons why Airpods always fail to connect. If you want to solve the problem, you must first find out the existing problem, and then solve it, which can really solve it.
