The status light on your MagSafe Charging Case or Wireless Charging Case will remain on for eight seconds when you connect it to a charger or place it on a Qi-certified charging mat.
Your AirPods are prepared to pair with one of your devices if the light turns white.
You may need to reset your AirPods if the light turns amber.
When there is an AMBER LIGHT, the case’s earphones are charging.
When the case and AirPods are fully charged, a GREEN LIGHT turns on.
An issue with one of your earbuds is indicated by a FLASHING GREEN LIGHT.
A FLASHING YELLOW OR ORANGE LIGHT indicates a problem. Resetting your AirPods should fix any pairing or connection issues that it typically indicates.
If you see an AMBER LIGHT, your case is charging right now.
If there is a green light, your case is fully charged.
It’s simple and quick to check the battery life of your AirPods on your Mac, iPhone, or iPad.
Just flip the AirPods case’s cover open and place it next to your iPhone or iPad. Your screen will display a battery status popup that displays the remaining battery life of both your charging case and your AirPods.
Click the Bluetooth icon in the menu bar of your Mac. If your Mac is linked to your AirPods, you can see them there. You can check the AirPods’ and their charging case’s battery levels here.
There are several excellent apps available if you’d like to monitor the battery life of your AirPods even more.
For convenient management of the battery life of your AirPods, iPhone, iPad, and other Bluetooth devices, Batteries is your one-stop control center.
With the help of the enchanted tool ToothFairy, you can add a one-click shortcut to your menu bar so that you can quickly connect your preferred Bluetooth devices—such as keyboards, speakers, or AirPods—to your computer.
You can also do a number of tasks with OneSwitch that are usually managed by separate apps.
The battery widget is an additional method to check the AirPod battery.
To see the Battery Widget on the interface of your device, take the following actions:
Many features are available on AirBuddy that are tailored especially for users of AirPods.
Verifying the remaining battery life of your AirPods is a crucial step in guaranteeing continuous listening experiences.
There are other ways to find out how much battery life your earbuds have as well, like using the built-in battery widget on your Mac or iPhone/iPad, or using apps like Batteries and AirBuddy.
You can quickly check the battery life of your AirPods and other Bluetooth devices with these tiny assistants, and you can even get low-battery alerts.
Try ToothFairy and OneSwitch if you want to pair your AirPods with your Apple devices in just one click.
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Let’s discuss the color that AirPods turn when they are charged.
GREEN: When the LED becomes green, either the AirPods or the case are fully charged.
AMBER: Also called orange, this color is indicated by the LED when the AirPods or their case are charging.
FLASHING WHITE: The LED indicates that it is prepared for Bluetooth pairing when it begins to blink white.
FLASHING AMBER: An issue has occurred with the AirPods or AirPods Pro that cannot be resolved on their own.
The orange or amber light on your AirPods case indicates that charging is currently taking place under normal conditions. When the charging is finished, the light will stay steady and turn green.
The AirPods have encountered an unrecoverable error if the LED indicator is flashing orange.
You won’t be able to pair your AirPods with your devices via Bluetooth if they don’t flash white.
We’ll find out how long it takes to charge the AirPods next.
According to Apple, AirPods 2 can be used for up to three hours of listening after 15 minutes in the charging case.
Apple also affirms that after just five minutes of charging, the AirPods 3 and AirPods Pro provide roughly an hour of listening time.
According to Music Critic, a full charge for the AirPods 2 takes twenty to thirty minutes.
To put things in perspective, AirPods can reach over 50% of their total battery life after 15 minutes of charging.
It appears that the AirPods Pro require a little more time to fully charge.
A complete recharge, according to some users on the MacRumors Forums, can take up to 60 minutes, and the AirPods Pro take a while to reach 100% after reaching the 98 percent mark.
Even though the full charge times aren’t the fastest, obtaining three hours of use in fifteen minutes or one hour in five minutes is still quite a feat.
Let’s explore the meaning of the AirPods’ flashing light.
The status of the AirPods is indicated by the color of the light inside the charging case (or outside the case for the AirPods Pro or AirPods 3).
GLAZING BERRY: Your AirPods, AirPods 3, or AirPods Pro are having issues. They must be factory reset before being repaired with your device.
A factory reset is the best course of action for anyone having problems with their AirPods’ connectivity.
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Navigate to your device’s Bluetooth settings. Put your AirPods away. (Hold your AirPods down and tap the ‘i’ icon.)
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Verify that the two AirPods are within the case. To view the indicator light, open the lid of the original AirPods case.
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Hold down the button on the case’s back until the amber light begins to flash. It should take about fifteen seconds to complete.
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Release the button and shut the lid when the amber light blinks three times.