After losing my left 2nd Gen. AirPod and receiving a replacement, my iPhone will not recognize and connect to Bluetooth.
I have an iPhone 11 and 2nd Gen AirPod Pro.
iPhone 11, iOS 16
I have an iPhone 11 and 2nd Gen AirPod Pro.
iPhone 11, iOS 16
CGoehringer Said:
"After losing my left 2nd Gen. AirPod and receiving a replacement, my iPhone will not recognize and connect to Bluetooth.: They're two different serial numbers, how do I get Apple to rectify the situation?“
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Fixing a Service Mishap:
Contact Apple Support, requesting this be investigated further.
CGoehringer Said:
"After losing my left 2nd Gen. AirPod and receiving a replacement, my iPhone will not recognize and connect to Bluetooth. I have an iPhone 11 and 2nd Gen AirPod Pro."
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Pairing AirPods Replacement:
These need to be of the same Serial Number to be able to pair and working with one another. So, get the Serial Number, and the contact Apple Support, asking if you were send these to be configured as the Same Serial number: Getting the Serial Number: Find the Serial Number of your AirPods - Apple Support
A Glitch in Apple's Device Database?
I would contact Apple Support, asking them if there is a glitch in their user database. You should not be getting this message, if they have already been repaired. If these are used, then that may be why this is occurring.
Apple Contact Info:
They're two different serial numbers, how do I get Apple to rectify the situation?
After losing my left 2nd Gen. AirPod and receiving a replacement, my iPhone will not recognize and connect to Bluetooth.