The way we take calls, listen to music, and use our gadgets has all been completely transformed by AirPods Pro. Customers adore them for their excellent sound quality, noise cancellation, and smooth interaction with other Apple goods. However, occasionally, problems arise with even the most sophisticated technologies. During use, auditory interruptions are a frequent issue that AirPods Pro users face. Be at ease—here are multiple troubleshooting methods you can use to fix this annoying problem.
1. Check For Interference
When your AirPods Pro aren’t functioning as they should, interference should be the first consideration. Other electronics, Wi-Fi networks, physical obstacles such as metal objects and walls may all interfere with Bluetooth transmissions causing issues for Bluetooth transmissions. See if moving location helps resolve this problem or turning off other Bluetooth devices if you are in an environment with lots of electrical devices nearby.
Be sure that both AirPods Pro and your connected device are within their recommended range (usually 30 feet/10 meters). Otherwise, weaker connections and intermittent audio may occur as a result of being too far apart.
2. Update Your Devices
Apple regularly provides software upgrades for all its products, including AirPods Pro. These upgrades often include bug fixes and enhancements; to stay safe if sound problems arise on any of them, be sure your apps and AirPods Pro’s software are up-to-date.
The software on your AirPods Pro can be updated:
1. Verify the connection between your iPad or iPhone and your AirPods Pro.
2. Navigate to Settings > General > About.
3. To view the firmware version, swipe down and press on your AirPods Pro receiver.
4. When your AirPods are near your iPhone or iPad and charging, if there is an update available, it will install itself automatically.
On iPhone or iPad devices, go to Settings > General > Software Update and look for any available upgrades. Mac users should click on the Apple logo at the top-left corner of their screen before selecting About This Mac > Software Update for their update needs.
3. Reset Your AirPods Pro
Your AirPods Pro may work better after being reset if updating your devices doesn’t fix the problem. Through this approach, you may address a lot of software-related issues by disconnecting them from your device and restoring them to factory settings.
Using the AirPods Pro reset method:
1. Slide the covers closed on both AirPods’ charging cases.
2. Open the lid after about 30 seconds of waiting.
3. The setup button on the case’s back should be pressed and held until the status light flashes amber and then white.
4. Following the on-screen directions, put your AirPods Pro back in close proximity to your iPhone or iPad to re-establish the connection.
Check if the sound issue has been fixed by testing your AirPods Pro after resetting them.
4. Check The Fit And Seal
Sound quality and connectivity of devices can be severely impacted by their fit in your ears, so selecting the size with optimal seal is critical to their use. AirPods Pro offers three different silicone ear tips that provide this vital option; any problems might include signal interference, reduced noise cancellation, or sound leakage, which is indicative of poor fitting ear buds.
Make sure you’re using the correct size by utilizing the “Ear Tip Fit Test” that Apple offers in the AirPods Pro settings. To start the test:
1. Link your iPhone and AirPods Pro.
2. Select “i” from the menu next to your AirPods Pro by going to Settings > Bluetooth.
3. Choose the Ear Tip Fit Test and adhere to the guidelines.
Try going with a different ear tip size if the test indicates that it fits better.
5. Reset Your Network Settings
Occasionally, restarting your device’s network settings can fix problems with Bluetooth connectivity. Reconnecting your devices is required afterward as this will erase all saved Bluetooth and Wi-Fi networks.
To return your iPhone or iPad’s network settings to default:
1. Navigate to General > Reset under Settings.
2. Select and confirm your selection by tapping Reset Network Settings.
Reconnect your AirPods Pro after the reset, then listen to the sound.
6. Contact Apple Support
If after trying all the above troubleshooting methods and your AirPods Pro are still cutting out on sound, contact Apple Support as soon as possible. They may have an internal hardware issue that needs fixing by an expert – you may even qualify for free service under warranty or AppleCare coverage.
Conclusion
Though irritating, sound problems with AirPods Pro may frequently be resolved with a few easy troubleshooting techniques. You can fix most sound-related issues by resetting your network settings, checking for interference, upgrading your devices, resetting your AirPods, making sure they fit properly, and so on. More complicated problems can be helped by Apple’s customer service staff if all else fails. You’ll be able to resume enjoying the excellent sound quality that AirPods Pro are renowned for with a little perseverance.