Earlier, Apple pushed an updated version of some products in the AirPods series, adding a new feature of "supporting Find My find function" to these headphone products, which is undoubtedly a good thing for consumers to quickly search for their lost AirPods in the "Find" APP - however, some recent refurbishment manufacturers have expressed their displeasure.
According to foreign media reports, the impact on the refurbished manufacturers occurs in the refurbishment test and user use of AirPods, if it is from the user's return or sale of products, in the case of not completely unconnected with the Apple ID on the refurbished, then the refurbished products are likely to appear "AirPods mismatch" information, so that the product can not be used normally.
The problem seems to be widespread, so the range of refurbished vendors affected by the problem is also widespread, including goTRG, which processes returns for Walmart and other retailers, R2Cell, which sells refurbished AirPods on sites like Amazon, and so on. Some of these companies have even suspended refurbishment sales of AirPods.
Of course, these refurbished manufacturers have also given feedback to Apple, although there is no reply to the information at present, but in the future, Apple may provide corresponding solutions. From another point of view, this also seems to hinder the theft and sale of AirPods after the collection of waste, to a certain extent, it is still beneficial to consumers, what do you think?