AirPods Cases

To remove AirPods from a hard case, gently press and hold the bottom of the AirPods case with one hand. Use your other hand to apply slight pressure to the top of the earbuds, nudging them out of the case. Be sure to grip the earbuds lightly to avoid any damage. Slowly and carefully, pull the AirPods out by their stems. This method ensures your AirPods remain safe and secure during removal.

Investing in a case for your AirPods is definitely worth it. A good case can protect your AirPods from scrapes, drops, and daily wear and tear, extending their lifespan. Additionally, many cases come with added features like waterproofing or dust protection, giving you peace of mind while you're on the go. It's a small investment for the long-term protection of your valuable device.

AirPod cases are specifically designed to fit certain models, so they are not universally compatible. Ensure you purchase a case that matches your AirPods model—whether it's AirPods 1st Gen, 2nd Gen, AirPods Pro, or AirPods Max. Manufacturers typically label their cases according to the specific model they support, so double-check the product details before buying for a perfect fit.

To charge your AirPods using the case, first make sure the AirPods are properly placed inside. Close the case lid securely. Then, connect the charging cable to the port on the bottom of the case. Plug the other end into a USB power adapter or a computer. If you're using a wireless charging case, simply place it on a compatible wireless charging pad. The LED indicator on the case will signal that charging is in progress.

To identify your AirPods model, you can check the model number on your AirPods. Go to Settings > Bluetooth on your iPhone, tap the "i" icon next to your AirPods, and you'll see the model number listed. Alternatively, you can look inside the charging case lid or on the AirPods themselves for the model number.