I will go to connect my airpods and I will and then I will take one out and the battery percentage that it says it is will change and then I’ll put it back in and it will change again to something completely different and then it will die really fast even thought it isn’t actually dead
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Ineedhelp6942 Said:
"AirPods did really fast: [...]I’ll put it back in and it will change again to something completely different and then it will die really fast even though it isn’t actually dead”
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Perhaps this is a Faulty Device?:
How old is this AirPods set? You have a one-year, out-of-the-box, limited-warranty. So, if less than one year old, or if covered under warranty, then contact Apple, seeing if you can get this replaced:
Use Send-In Service:
Contact Apple Support:
About Apple Send-In Service Today:
At the moment, with the Coronavirus Pandemic, many, many Apple Stores are still closed at the moment. So, Send-In Service may be the only available option for getting this serviced. So, have Apple take this in through Send-In Service. They will send you a box; you would ship it out to Apple; their engineers would look at it; and the would send it back to you.
AirPods die really fast
