AirPods are Apple's flagship headphones that allow you to seamlessly connect to your other Apple devices. With the long-lasting battery, you can listen to music and participate in calls for hours on end. Because your AirPods are a device in iCloud and linked to your Apple ID, you can sync your AirPods with your other devices.
How to Reset AirPods – Fix ANY and ALL Issues!!
When you connect your AirPods to devices you've already connected to like your iPhone, just take the AirPods out of the case and they'll automatically connect to your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. When your AirPods back in the case, they should disconnect automatically and start charging.
Sometimes when you put your AirPods back in their case, they may still be connected to your device. This can be frustrating because you can't route the audio on your iPhone to your external speaker until Bluetooth devices are disconnected. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do when your AirPods won't disconnect when you put them back in their case.
Your AirPods or AirPods Pro are connecting while in the case due to a software issue. There may be a bug that causes a bug in the firmware that prevents the AirPods from staying disconnected when in the case. To get rid of this bug, a hard reset must be performed so that the system can be updated and the software problem can be removed.
