5 Different Ways to Check AirPods Battery Life

Users always face the problem of running out of battery AirPods (AirPods) while using them, when they are halfway to work or home, trying to listen to a podcast, or even in the middle of an important call, they quickly find that the battery is about to run out. For AirPods, there is only a LED indicator by which you cannot distinguish between charging when it is full, half-full, or even nearing completion, so in the following lines we will learn about 5 different ways that can help you know the percentage of battery charge for AirPods.

Status indicator in the charging case

This method may be inaccurate, but the charging case can be relied on to know the percentage of the AirPods battery, there is a status indicator in the case, when the earphone is inside the case, the indicator will show the status of the AirPods battery (when the earphone is not inside the case, the indicator shows the battery status of the case) .

When you find the indicator in green, it means that the battery is fully charged, the amber color means that there is less than a full charge, and the red color indicates that the battery needs to be charged.

Use your iPhone

The fastest way to check the battery level in the AirPods, through your iPhone, and to check the battery life in the AirPods, open the cover of the case and the speakers inside and bring them close to the iPhone, and all you have to do is wait a few seconds and it will appear Percentage of the headset battery charge on the iPhone screen.

If the battery status of the AirPods headset does not appear, make sure you turn on Bluetooth and connect the headset to your iPhone and don't forget to put the headset inside the charging case, also, you will receive a notification on the iPhone screen when the charge reaches 20%, 10% and 5 %.

Use the battery widget

Instead of opening the AirPods case, you can check the headset's battery level using the widget or the battery tool found in recent versions of the iPhone operating system. To enable this tool, follow these steps:

• Tap and hold anywhere on the home screen
• Click the + button in the top left corner
• Use the search box to find the “Batteries” widget

You can now know the percentage of battery charge in each headset, and you can know the percentage of charging the case if you put it near the iPhone.

Use a Mac

If you're using AirPods with your Mac, you can easily check the headphone's battery level by opening the headphone case or removing the headphones from the outside of the case to start connecting to your Mac and follow these steps:

• Click on Bluetooth in the menu bar on your Mac
• Hover or click the cursor to see the charging status of the headphones

Audible alerts

The above methods require that you have an iPhone, iPad or Mac that is able to pair with your AirPods but what do you do when you only have AirPods and no other devices connected to it, unfortunately you cannot check the battery charge level properly Accurate without a paired device However, you can count on audible alerts that will let you know when the headphones are charging.

If the battery charge is low on one or both of the earphones, you will hear a beep once when the charge approaches 10% and you will hear the tone twice before the battery runs out and the speaker turns off.

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