Your AirPods are not playing sound

Apple's AirPods are some of the most OK genuine wireless earbuds, but they don't lack a fair share of flaws, much like everything else in the world. AirPods lets us do plenty of things now. The wireless AirPods from Apple allow you to dial, hear music or use Siri. You must set up AirPods for your iOS system, Mac, or other Bluetooth devices, such as Android phones.

However, it is not always a problem, as wireless technologies in an environment where enough signals are shot around will behave unpredictably. If you have issues and need guidance to figure them out? If your AirPod gives you serious head troubles or you just don't have the feeling, we will help you identify and hopefully solve the most popular AirPod issues – right here.

There appears to be a sound problem in AirPods for many people. Users say their AirPods no longer play sound. If you have this issue with one or maybe both AirPods as well? This article discusses what to do if there isn’t any sound coming, although your computer shows an audio playback.

Static or audio issues

Many factors can trigger static and suboptimal audio quality, but it's even harder to diagnose. Bluetooth interference can be impaired, leading to static, decreased audio quality, or even disconnections. Interference will be an issue if it only occurs in one location. You should trace the gadget that causes interference and move it or use your AirPods in a separate area if this happens in your house. You could be out of luck if you're in the workplace.

Fortunately, there is one workaround that some users have mentioned — but it is not quite convenient. Wi-Fi can interact with AirPod, particularly during calls, meaning that you may attempt to switch off the Wi-Fi network during calls. Naturally, when you're finished, you'll want to turn it back on. You should also try turning automatic ear detection off as detailed below if you are troubling with stuttering rather than static or acoustic.

Update your Air pods

We advise you to verify if there is the latest firmware update of the device or Apple Music to reset your AirPods. There's a fair possibility that the solution you're hoping for is baked in because Apple wants to use these enhancements to distribute improved efficiency and functionality. Sadly, there's no easy way to upgrade your AirPods Pro or Airpods. That said, the AirPods are linked to an outlet and then paired with the apple devices forcing them to start downloading after a short while.

To update your Pods, there are the following steps that you will need to follow:

1. Connect your iOS device with the Air pods
2. Go to ‘Settings’
3. Click on ‘General’
4. Press ‘About’ and choose ‘Air pods’
5. Navigate the number that is next to Firmware

If nothing changes, you will need to start resetting your AirPods or visit the nearest Apple Store for handy assistance since you automatically patched them to history's newest tech update.

Try resetting your Air pods.

As per above, resetting the AirPods entirely will solve some problems. It would not take you even a minute for the good news. Here's how the following is:

1. Put the Air pods in the charging box.
2. Please press the button on the back of the box for about 15 seconds till it flashes the orange LED.
3. Open your case next to your phone and wait for the connection of AirPods.

This connection can now be synced by iCloud, providing you have an iPhone. You should switch Bluetooth on and pair the headphones manually if you do not have an Apple computer.

Pairing hurdles

The initial step you can do is place it back in the charging cover and wait for 10 seconds, then bring it back and stick them into your ears again if you are getting the problem where AirPods don't attach to your phone or tablet. If that still doesn't work, consider switching Bluetooth on your tablet or smartphone and off. Echo the step above. That should fix the problem in all of the most unusual situations. It isn't probable, but you will face circumstances that don't work. Try to reset AirPods out if this is the case. That is a remedy for several issues.

One side of the air pods isn't connecting.

An additional typical problem with AirPods is that one Pod is not connected. As for both AirPods, the first move you need to do is place them both in the charging cover and wait for around 10 seconds, then take them away and put them on your ears. No good fortune? Replay the phase mentioned above; this time, switch Bluetooth on your phone or tablet and then turn off the Pods. Nothing still? Try the AirPods resetting.

No sound coming even after fully charging

The issue lies within your iPad or iPhone when your AirPods are wholly charged and attached. Made sure you have all the security patches added to iOS Settings. If you're waiting for updates, plug in, uninstall and reboot your system. Sometimes this solves issues with the rejection of AirPods.

Clean Air pods

Unfortunately, human ears contain wax, and anything you often bring into your ears, including earbuds, seems to collect earwax. It takes not a lot of wax to significantly lower the AirPods maximum volume.

You mustn't use something moist or humid when cleaning your Airpods – don't moist your mesh speakers. Don't even poke a toothpick or similar sharp instrument on the speaker mesh that could hurt it. Instead, use a soft-bristle toothbrush or a dry cotton swab for removing wax or another residue from the ladder mesh.

Check if both the air pods have the same volume level

If one ear is constantly quieter than the other, one ear's noise can be suppressed by an accessibility mode on the iPhone. On an iPhone running iOS 13 or older, that's how to check it:

1. Open the settings
2. Press on ‘Accessibility'
3. Click on ‘Audio/Visual’ in the hearing section
4. Keep sure the right/left slider under "BALANCE" is in sync with the center button. Please return it to the middle whether it has slid to the left or right.