Why do my AirPods turn white then amber then green?
I tried resetting my AirPods more than once and those were the colors that appeared on my AirPods . They also don’t show up on my Bluetooth or reconnect to my phone
I tried resetting my AirPods more than once and those were the colors that appeared on my AirPods . They also don’t show up on my Bluetooth or reconnect to my phone
Re: "Why do my AirPods turn white then amber then green?"
green: (case or AirPods are fully charged)
orange/amber: (case or AirPods are charging)
flashing white: (AirPods are ready to pair)
flashing amber: (error: means AirPods need to be reset and paired.
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Re: "They also don’t show up on my Bluetooth or reconnect to my phone"
Your AirPods would need to be well-charged, and in discovery mode. (flashing white) in order to pair.
Charge your AirPods and learn about battery life - Apple Support
If you haven't already, you might want to try wearing your AirPods, and on iPhone:
Try Settings > Bluetooth > tap "Not Connected"
Else: Wondering if you have Set up AirPods with your Mac and other Bluetooth devices - Apple Support
or
Checked how to: Connect your AirPods and AirPods Pro to your iPhone - Apple Support
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Trouble-shooting tips:
You might want to check that you are only connecting AirPods to one device at a time.
Eg: See if turn off / turn on bluetooth helps:
or
How to: Switch your AirPods to another device - Apple Support
What to do: If your AirPods or AirPods Pro won't connect - Apple Support
Your iPhone may need updating to the latest compatible iOS version for that model.
(Eg: with iOS 17 the firmware on the AirPods may then be updated automatically when paired).
More info: About firmware updates for AirPods - Apple Support
or
Sometimes restarting the iPhone restores order, if the AirPods have been pairing ok before.
(How to: Restart your iPhone - Apple Support)
More Support if needed:
AirPods Support Website:
Find all the topics, resources, and contact options you need for your AirPods....
Re: "Why do my AirPods turn white then amber then green?"
green: (case or AirPods are fully charged)
orange/amber: (case or AirPods are charging)
flashing white: (AirPods are ready to pair)
flashing amber: (error: means AirPods need to be reset and paired.
________________________________________________________________
Re: "They also don’t show up on my Bluetooth or reconnect to my phone"
Your AirPods would need to be well-charged, and in discovery mode. (flashing white) in order to pair.
Charge your AirPods and learn about battery life - Apple Support
If you haven't already, you might want to try wearing your AirPods, and on iPhone:
Try Settings > Bluetooth > tap "Not Connected"
Else: Wondering if you have Set up AirPods with your Mac and other Bluetooth devices - Apple Support
or
Checked how to: Connect your AirPods and AirPods Pro to your iPhone - Apple Support
___________________
Trouble-shooting tips:
You might want to check that you are only connecting AirPods to one device at a time.
Eg: See if turn off / turn on bluetooth helps:
or
How to: Switch your AirPods to another device - Apple Support
What to do: If your AirPods or AirPods Pro won't connect - Apple Support
Your iPhone may need updating to the latest compatible iOS version for that model.
(Eg: with iOS 17 the firmware on the AirPods may then be updated automatically when paired).
More info: About firmware updates for AirPods - Apple Support
or
Sometimes restarting the iPhone restores order, if the AirPods have been pairing ok before.
(How to: Restart your iPhone - Apple Support)
More Support if needed:
AirPods Support Website:
Find all the topics, resources, and contact options you need for your AirPods....
Why do my AirPods turn white then amber then green?