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Equipment: AirPods headphones? Function: Restore factory settings
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Prepare an AirPods headset and headset box.
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Put the earphone in the earphone box and cover it with 15 seconds. (Both the earphone and the box should have electricity)
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Then open the box of AirPods headphones.
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Go behind the earphone box, find the small button and press it.
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Until the prompt light in the earphone box flashes several times and then changes color, the factory settings can be restored.
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1. prepare an AirPods headset and headset box.
2. Put the earphone in the earphone box and cover it for 15 seconds.
3. Then open the box of AirPods headphones.
4. Go to the back of the earphone box, find the small button and press and hold.
5. The factory settings can be restored until the prompt light in the earphone box flashes several times and then changes color.
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Apple headphones? Bluetooth headset? wireless headphones
Edited on July 24th, 2020, the content is for reference only and is protected by copyright.
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Apple headphones don't have a built-in GPS chip, and you can only view the approximate location after connecting an iOS device. We can open the "Search My iPhone" application and check the current status of headphones in the "Headphones" column. If it is green, the headset is within the Bluetooth receiving range of the device; If it is gray, it means that the earphone is not in the receiving range or the battery is exhausted. The map shows the last connected position of the earphone. Let's take iPhone11(iOS13.5) as an example. The following is a detailed introduction:
1. Apple headset has no built-in GPS chip, so it cannot be located after being disconnected. We can only look for my iPhone to see where it was last disconnected.
2. Open and find my iPhone. If the headset is connected to the iPhone, there is a dot in the headset column, and green indicates the connection status; If the dot is gray, it means that the headset is turned off, in the charging box or not in the search range, and the last known location will appear on the map.