Apple AirPods series wireless headphones have received a lot of attention and love from users, do you also buy one as a New Year gift for yourself?
The experience and feeling of AirPods is very good, and there are almost no problems with normal use. In order for it to accompany you for longer, it is necessary to understand the maintenance tips of the headphones.
Proper cleaning
Do not rinse AirPods or AirPods Pro with water, and prepare a soft, clean, lint-free cloth for cleaning.
If your AirPods or AirPods Pro have been exposed to stains or other liquids, clean the headphones with a damp cloth slightly dampened in water, dry them with a soft, dry lint-free cloth, and then wait until the headphones are completely dry before putting them in the charging case, do not try to use them until the headphones are completely dry.
When cleaning, make sure not to spill any liquid into the opening, use a dry cotton swab to gently clean the microphone and speaker grille, and do not use sharp objects or abrasive materials to clean the AirPods or AirPods Pro.
For airPods or AirPods Pro charging cases, clean the charging case with a soft, dry lint-free cloth.
If necessary, a wet cloth can be lightly dipped in isopropanol and allowed to dry the charging case naturally. Make sure not to spill any liquid into the charging port.
A clean, dry, soft-bristled brush can be used to remove debris from the lightning interface. To avoid damaging the metal contact points, do not place any objects inside the charging port.
Clean the EarBuds for AirPods Pro: Remove the earplugs from each AirPod and rinse the earbuds with water.
Do not use soap or other household cleaners. If there is standing water in the earbuds, tap the airPod on a soft, dry lint-free cloth with the opening of the earbuds down to remove the standing water. Dry the earbuds with a soft, dry lint-free cloth and make sure the earbuds are completely dry before returning them to each AirPod. Place the earbuds back on each AirPod. The earbuds are oval, so make sure the earbuds are aligned before you put them back in.
Make AirPods batteries more durable
AirPods, like the iPhone, are powered by lithium batteries, although lithium batteries will have a certain degree of natural loss after each charge, in order to extend battery life, you can refer to the following charging methods:
1. Try to charge the headphones with Apple's original charger and data cable;
2. Avoid frequently using up the headphone power thoroughly, and develop the habit of charging with the use;
3. Do not overcharge;
4. Turn on "Optimize Battery Charging":
The Optimize Battery Charging feature reduces the amount of time AirPods Pro and AirPods (3rd generation) are fully charged, slowing down battery aging and extending battery life. Your device learns your daily charging habits and will fill up the battery from 80% charge just before you need to use the headset.
Turning this feature on requires that the headset is already paired with an iPhone or iPad and that the device has been updated to iOS or iPadOS 15 or later. Tap Settings - Bluetooth on your device, tap the info button next to AirPods in the list of devices to turn on Optimize Battery Charging.
Avoid contact with these items
Keep your AirPods away from anything that can cause stains or damage to parts such as soaps, shampoos, conditioners, lotions, perfumes, solvents, detergents, acid or acidic foods, pesticides, sunscreens, oils, or hair dyes.