You're jamming out to your favorite song, but yourAirPods  suddenly disconnect and won't reconnect to your phone. A reset might be what you need. 

As someone who uses theirAirPods Pro every day, this was an essential skill I needed to learn. I discovered that resetting these wireless earbuds is not as difficult as it may seem. In fact, it only takes two minutes.

How to reset AirPods

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1. Place your AirPods inside the charging case and close the top for 30 seconds. Doing this will restart your AirPods and prepare them to be reset. 
2. Open theSettingsapp on your iPhone.
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3. FromSettings, tapBluetooth.
4. In the Bluetoothmenu, find your AirPods and hit the blue "i" located on the right side.
5. At the bottom of this menu, you will find"Forget this Device."
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6. When you hit"Forget this Device,"another option will pop up. Hit"Forget Device,"which is in red font.
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7. Next, pick up your AirPods case and open the lid.
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8. On the back of the case you will notice the Setupbutton. Press and hold that for 15 seconds, or until the light on the front changes from amber to white.
9. Open the AirPods case near the device you want to pair them with; the setup screen should automatically appear.

That's all it takes. To find the best deals on AirPods, check out ZDNet's roundup of where to find the cheapest pair of Apple earbuds.

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