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General and ongoing cleaning can help you maintain your AirPods or AirPods Pro.
General and ongoing cleaning can help you maintain your AirPods or AirPods Pro.
I lost my airpods 2 yesterday and suspect someone took them from my bag. Will Find my give the latest location of my airpods getting connected to a device somewhere even if i’m not in Bluetooth range? Also, if i go to a place where i suspect them to be, will find my promptly notify me for being in bluetooth range or will i have to wait in that location for my airpods to get connected to a device?
AirPods (2nd generation)
To learn more about finding lost airpods: Find your lost AirPods - Apple Support
I'm sure that if you're in the bluetooth range, you should be able to "play sound" in the findmy app to locate your airpods.
To learn more about finding lost airpods: Find your lost AirPods - Apple Support
I'm sure that if you're in the bluetooth range, you should be able to "play sound" in the findmy app to locate your airpods.
"Finding lost airpods with Find My: [...]Will Find my give the latest location of my airpods getting connected to a device somewhere even if i’m not in Bluetooth range?[...]"
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About FindMy and AirPods:
Note that the location shown is only that of the last device these are pairs with was most-recently on the Web. This is because AirPods are not assigned their own IP Address.
Without lots of walls, not that Bluetooth an only go up to 30 feet away.
Finding lost airpods with Find My
