AirPods are a revolutionary wireless earbuds launched by Apple, which have won the love of users around the world with their convenient wireless connection and excellent audio performance.
But in case you lose or need to replace a single AirPod, how to re-pair becomes a key issue. Next, we give you a detailed introduction on how to repair AirPods on various Apple devices.
Make sure your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, or Mac is updated to the latest system version, which is a prerequisite for re-pairing your AirPods. You can view and install system updates in your device's Settings.
Next, charge your new AirPods and put them in the original charging case. To enter pairing mode, first open the charging case and move it close to your Apple device. Then, press and hold the setting button on the back of the charging case for about five seconds until the status indicator inside the case turns white and flashes. This indicates that the AirPods are ready for pairing.
For AirPods Max users, after removing it from the smart earbuds, stay close to your device for 60 seconds and wait for the pairing animation to appear. If it doesn't show up automatically, you can do it manually: Go to your device's Settings > Bluetooth, select your AirPods Max, and then press and hold the noise control button on the earbuds for five seconds until the indicator flashes white.
Now, pair according to the different devices:
iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch: Follow the onscreen instructions and tap Done when you're done.
apple watch: Open the Settings app on your Apple Watch, select Bluetooth, then tap your AirPods to connect.
mac: In the top menu of your Mac, select the Apple icon >> System Preferences, then tap on Bluetooth. Select your AirPods in the list of devices and tap "Connect".
Once you've paired it, you're ready to enjoy the all-round experience of your AirPods**, movies, calls, and more. Whether you're listening to a beautiful melody, a powerful video, or a call to friends and family, AirPods will be your best life companion. 