Whether on your Mac, iPhone, or iPad, there may be times when your AirPods won’t stay connected to your device. Wait for AirPods to finish connecting and once they are connected, you should be able to use them.One of the most annoying things that could happen while you’re trying to use your AirPods is when they keep on disconnecting.
#Disconnecting airpods from iphone Bluetooth#
With the Charging Case Lid open, press and hold the Setup button, located at the back of the case, until the status light flashes amber and then white.Īfter this, go to Settings > Bluetooth > and select your AirPods under “Devices’ section. On the next screen, tap on Forget this Device option. On your iPhone go to Settings > Bluetooth > tap on the i icon located next to your AirPods Name under My Devices section. Wait for 60 seconds, and open the Lid of the Charging case. Place AirPods in the Charging case and close the lid. Wait for AirPods to finish connecting and once they are connected, you should be able to start using them again. If your iPhone is using an older version of iOS, go to Settings > Bluetooth > select your AirPods as they appear under “Other Devices” section. Once AirPods are discovered by iPhone, select the Connect option to Confirm. On the confirmation pop-up, tap on Forget Device to confirm.Īfter 60 seconds, place AirPods in the Charging case and press the Pairing button located at the back of AirPods case. On the next screen, select Forget this Device option. Go to Settings > Bluetooth > tap on the i icon located next to your AirPods under “My Devices” section. Note: You can enable Automatic Ear Detection after the issue is fixed. On the next screen, disable Automatic Ear Detection by moving the toggle to OFF position. Go to Settings > Bluetooth > scroll down to ‘My Devices’ section and tap on the (i) icon located next to your AirPods. If AirPods are Disconnecting while they are being used, the problem could be due to proximity sensors on your device not working properly.
#Disconnecting airpods from iphone update#
On the software update screen, tap on Download and Install (in case a software update is available). Go to Settings > General > Software Update. Wait for 30 seconds and restart iPhone by pressing the Power button. On the next screen, use the Slide to power off button to Power OFF your iPhone. Go to Settings > General > scroll down to bottom and tap on Shut Down. Sometimes, the problem is simply due to stuck programs or processes interfering with proper functioning of Audio devices. Wait for 30 seconds and toggle ON Bluetooth.Īfter restarting Bluetooth, try to connect your AirPods again. Go to Settings > Bluetooth > toggle OFF Bluetooth.
Restarting Bluetooth is known to help in fixing common Bluetooth connectivity problems.
Hence, make sure that AirPods are sufficiently charged, before connecting them to iPhone. The simplest reason for AirPods getting disconnected from iPhone is due to AirPods being Low in Power. Make Sure AirPods Are Sufficiently Charged This can happen due to various reasons, ranging from Bluetooth connectivity issues, AirPods being Low in Power to problem with proximity sensors and other reasons.
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