Why do my airpods connected but not work?

AirPods will often times say they're “connected” but still play sound from your phone. If this happens to you, there are several proven ways to fix it: Try resetting the Bluetooth on your phone by toggling it off then on again. Reset your AirPods by using “Forget This Device”.

Why do my AirPods not automatically connect?

Reset your AirPods Go to Settings > Bluetooth and tap the "i" icon next to your AirPods. 2 Then tap Forget This Device, and tap again to confirm. With the lid open, press and hold the setup button on the back of the case for about 15 seconds, until you see the status light flashing amber.

Why are my AirPods connected but no sound?

Put AirPods Back in the Case Since both the AirPods have to connect to your phone separately, one of them likely bumped into a problem during the pairing process. Turning them off and back on will force them to reconnect, which should resolve the issue. Place both AirPods into the case and close the lid.

Why is my airpods connected but no sound?

Set a Volume Limit Typically, Volume Limit is set to “Off,” but it doesn't hurt to check if that's true. It could be the reason why your AirPods play so quietly you don't hear them. Go into Settings > Music > Volume Limit > set the slider to Maximum (turning volume limit off).

Why my airpods connected but no sound?

Turn Bluetooth OFF & ON Again Sometimes your AirPods fail to connect to your phone properly, so one or both sides don't receive sound. Turning Bluetooth off and back on forces your phone to reestablish the connection all over again. This time, hopefully, without issues.

Why will my airpods connected but not play?

Performing a Reset You might also try doing a full reset by: Place the Airpods back in their case and close. Open the Airpod case and press the small button at the back of the case for a few seconds. The light should blink amber three times.

Why are my AirPods not ready to connect?

If you can't connect to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch Make sure you have an iPhone or iPod touch with the latest version of iOS, or an iPad with the latest version of iPadOS. Put both AirPods in the charging case and make sure both AirPods are charging. To make sure Bluetooth is on, go to Settings > Bluetooth.

Why is my replacement AirPod not connecting?

After pairing each AirPod individually, return them both to the case and try pairing a final time by holding the Setup button again. If this doesn't work, go into the Bluetooth settings on your iPhone to forget both AirPods, then try pairing them together again.

Why are my AirPods not staying connected?

Just go to your Settings -> Bluetooth and make sure the green indicator is on and also make sure your AirPods are properly paired to your iDevice. If your Bluetooth connection is acting weird or you have many devices, try turning it off on purpose and turn it on 20 seconds later.

Why is my left AirPod not connecting?

If your left AirPod is not working, you need to reset your AirPods. Go to Settings > Bluetooth > Info icon next to your AirPod name > Forget This Device. Then, with both AirPods in the case and the lid open, hold the button on the back until the status light blinks white.

Why is my replacement Airpod not connecting?

Close the lid, then hold the setup button on the charging case until it flashes white. Go to the Home Screen on your iPhone or iPad. Open the charging case (with your AirPods inside) near your device and wait for the setup animation to appear. Tap 'Connect,' then 'Done.

Why will my AirPods not stay connected?

Wrong settings If your device isn't configured with the correct settings, your AirPods may not maintain a consistent connection. To ensure your AirPods stay connected to each device you pair them with, it's good practice to review the Bluetooth settings to ensure there are no anomalies.