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How do I reset AirPods Pro?
Quick answer
To reset your AirPods Pro, place them in the charging case, close the lid for 30 seconds, then open the lid and press the setup button until the status light flashes amber and then white.
Resetting your AirPods Pro can resolve connectivity issues and restore them to factory settings, making them ready to pair with a new device.
Steps
- 1
Place AirPods in Case
Put both AirPods Pro in their charging case and close the lid.
- 2
Wait 30 Seconds
Keep the lid closed for at least 30 seconds.
- 3
Open the Lid
Open the charging case lid to prepare for the reset.
- 4
Press and Hold Setup Button
Press and hold the setup button on the back of the case until the status light flashes amber, then white. This may take about 15 seconds.
- 5
Reconnect to Device
With the lid open, bring the case near your device and follow the on-screen instructions to reconnect.
Why Reset AirPods Pro?
Resetting your AirPods Pro can fix connectivity issues, audio glitches, or prepare them for pairing with a new device.
Preparation Before Reset
Ensure your AirPods Pro are charged and in their case. Keep your iPhone or other device nearby with Bluetooth enabled.
Post-Reset Setup
After resetting, reconnect your AirPods Pro by opening the case near your device and following the on-screen instructions.
Watch out for
- Resetting will disconnect AirPods Pro from all devices.
- Ensure AirPods Pro are charged before attempting a reset.
FAQ
Will resetting AirPods Pro delete my settings?
Yes, resetting will restore your AirPods Pro to factory settings, removing any custom configurations.
Can I reset AirPods Pro without the case?
No, you need the charging case to reset your AirPods Pro.
Why is the status light not flashing amber?
Ensure the AirPods are charged and correctly placed in the case. If issues persist, contact Apple Support.