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How to factory reset your AirPods or AirPods Pro
- Factory resetting AirPods, AirPods Pro, or AirPods Max may be necessary for bug fixes or passing them on to someone else.
- To factory reset AirPods or AirPods Pro: put them in the charging case, wait 30 seconds, reopen the case, place them in ears, and go to Settings > Bluetooth to disconnect.
- For AirPods Max, charge them briefly, then press and hold noise control button and Digital Crown until LED flashes amber for reset.
- To update AirPods firmware, ensure the device is near, then connect to Wi-Fi, plug in charging case, wait for update, and check firmware version.
- To remove AirPods from Apple Account, go to Find My app, tap on the item, and choose Remove Item or Remove This Device.
- On Mac, go to Find My app, select the device, click More Info, and choose Remove This Device to remove AirPods.
- The tutorial remains relevant across various Apple operating systems, from iOS to visionOS.
- Recent updates added new features to AirPods Pro 2 alongside iOS 18 release.
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