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Do your AirPods keep disconnecting intermittently while using them with your iPhone?
Usually Bugs, glitches, and conflicting settings often cause that to happen.
So in today's video i'll show you guys how to fix this issue!
Let's get started!
Method 1: Return AirPods To The Charging Case,
If there is a poor connection between the phone and earbuds,
Take the AirPods and put them back in your charging case.
Leave them there for a few moments, then take it back and have a try,
Method 2: Keep AirPods and iPhone Closer Together,
Keep the distance between you and your paired device under 30 feet and you should be fine.
This is the maximum limitation, and make sure nothing is blocking the signal,
usually eliminating sources of potential blocking and interference might solve your problem.
Method 3: Disable and Re-Activate Bluetooth on Your
iPhone, Simply swipe down from the top-right of the
screen, in the Control Center tap the Airplane Mode
icon, wait for 10 seconds,
and then tap it again to turn Bluetooth back on.
It can eliminate minor technical glitches.
Method 4: Disable Automatic Ear Detection,
Go to Settings, tap airpods settings,
Then disable the Automatic Ear Detection option.
This is a feature that automatically detects when your AirPods are in your ears.
But it can also cause the audio to disconnect, especially if you tend to fidget with the
left or the right AirPod while wearing them.
Method 5: Deactivate Automatic Switching,
Go to Settings, tap airpods settings,
tap Connect to This iPhone, and select When Last Connected to This iPhone.
If you have other iOS devices around like iphone, ipad, or mac.
AirPods will automatically switch between Apple devices when you're playing audio,
so sometimes this will cause the disconnecting issue,
Method 6: Forget Your Airpods And Pair Them Again,
Put your AirPods in the charging case.
Start the Settings app and tap Bluetooth.
Find the AirPods in the list of Bluetooth devices and tap the i icon on the right.
Tap Forget This Device.
Then repeat the first-time setup to pair the AirPods with your iPhone.
it's possible there's a problem with the way they are paired.
Method 7: Update Firmware On Your AirPods,
head to Settings, AirPods's settings,
scroll down, and check whether Firmware Version is up to
date.
If your AirPods don’t stay connected, outdated device firmware might be the reason
behind the issue.
But please make sure to check the firmware in the connected state,
Method 8: Update Your iPhone,
Go to Settings, General,
Software Update, Check for the latest version,
Usually the latest iOS updates for the iPhone come with numerous bug fixes that could resolve
connectivity issues with your AirPods.
Method 9： Restart Your AirPods,
If none of the above methods work for you, then this method is sure to solve your problem.
Put your AirPods back into the charging case， and close the lid for at least 30 seconds，
then Press and hold the setup button for at least 15 seconds，
until the status light starts flashing amber a few times and then flashes white.
Then You AirPods have now been fully reset.
All you need to do is to re-pair your AirPods with your devices,
Maybe this time it can completely solve your problem.
Okay.
here is today’s tutorial.
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