Introduction
Do your AirPods Pro seem to be malfunctioning or producing subpar sound quality? Perhaps they won’t pair, or they’re not working like they used to. In instances like this, it’s usually a good idea to reset them. This article will provide a detailed and easy-to-follow guide on how to factory reset your AirPods Pro, walking you through the steps to take using any iOS device, video tutorials, a comparison chart, and more.
A Step-by-step Guide
To reset AirPods Pro, you will need to use an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch that’s connected to the internet. Please locate these before beginning the steps below.
Step 1: Navigate to the Settings app on your device.
Once you’ve located the app, go to Bluetooth and turn it on.
Step 2: Put your AirPods Pro in their charging case and close the lid.
Ensure the case has enough charge to help the reset process.
Step 3: With your case charged and in the same room as your device, open the lid of the charging case and place the AirPods Pro inside.
Make sure that both your device and AirPods are quite near to each other.
Step 4: Press and hold the button at the back of the case until the charging light flashes orange and then flashes white.
The light on the case should blink white and amber when you hold the case near your device that has been paired with your AirPods Pro.
Step 5: Once the reset process is complete, your AirPods Pro should be working as though they were fresh from the factory.
Place your AirPods Pro back in the case to charge and connect them once you return to your device.
Troubleshooting Tips for Common Issues
If resetting AirPods Pro using your device doesn’t work for you, try the following steps:
- Ensure your Bluetooth is on and that you’re connected to Wi-Fi or cellular data.
- Make sure your AirPods Pro are charged (and that their charging case is charged as well).
- Attempt to reset your AirPods with a different device.
Video Tutorial
If the steps above seem complex or you want a visual representation of what you’re meant to do, this video has you covered. Watch it and follow along with the steps.
Comparison Article
This chart compares different methods of resetting AirPods Pro, showing the pros and cons of each option.
| Method | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|
| Using the Settings menu of the device | Easy and straightforward | Takes longer compared to other methods |
| Resetting AirPods through the Find My app | Can be done from any Apple device, regardless of the one you use to connect to your AirPods | May require an active internet connection and access to your Apple ID |
| Manually resetting AirPods | Can be done when no Apple devices are accessible | Challenging if you don’t follow the steps correctly |
Troubleshooting Guide
Resetting AirPods Pro is usually a straightforward process, but there may be cases where the reset process goes awry. Here are some issues that individuals have encountered while resetting their AirPods, as well as practical solutions to resolve them.
Issue #1: The AirPods aren’t resetting
Solution: Ensure your AirPods Pro are adequately charged and keep them close to your iOS devices. If this doesn’t work, try resetting them again.
Issue #2: The reset process won’t start
Solution: Check that your Bluetooth is on and that your AirPods are linked to the same account as your device. If this isn’t working, attempt the reset using a separate iOS device.
Issue #3: AirPods Pro aren’t connecting with your device after reset
Solution: Place your AirPods Pro back into the charging case and close the lid. Keep them close to the device you will be connecting them to and try pairing them again.
FAQs Article
Here are some of the most common queries individuals have about resetting AirPods Pro.
1. Will resetting my AirPods Pro erase all of my data?
No, resetting the AirPods Pro will not remove any data from your device. They will merely wipe out the AirPods’ settings and preferences, returning them to their factory defaults.
2. Can I reset my AirPods Pro if they are lost?
No, if your AirPods Pro is lost, you won’t be able to reset them until you have recovered them.
3. Will resetting my AirPods Pro fix issues with sound quality?
Yes, resetting your AirPods Pro could help fix issues with sound quality. Try resetting your AirPods Pro if you’re experiencing sound distortion, interruptions, or they do not connect to your device.
4. How often do I need to reset my AirPods Pro?
Only reset your AirPods Pro when applicable to avoid overloading or damaging the device. Other than that, resetting is not necessary.
Conclusion
Resetting your AirPods Pro can be a necessary remedy for any issues you may encounter with them. It’s always useful to see from a variety of perspectives to find the method that works best for you. Utilize the comparison chart, short video tutorial, step-by-step guide, troubleshooting tips, and FAQs list to assist in identifying the best method for you in resetting your AirPods Pro. Experiment and choose the method that produces the best results.