Lost Airpod Case? Here’s How to Find It!

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Have you ever found yourself in a panic, desperately searching for your AirPods case? It can be incredibly frustrating to misplace such a small, yet essential item. Thankfully, Apple has provided a solution to help you locate your lost AirPods case using the ‘Lost Mode’ feature in the Find My app.

To begin the search for your missing AirPods case, open the Find My app on your iOS device. Once you have the app open, tap on the ‘Devices’ tab at the bottom of the screen. This will display a list of all the devices associated with your Apple ID.

Next, locate and select your AirPods from the list of devices. This will bring up a screen with various options related to your AirPods, including ‘Play Sound’, ‘Directions’, and ‘Mark As Lost’. In this case, we will select ‘Mark As Lost’ to activate the Lost Mode feature.

After selecting ‘Mark As Lost’, you will be prompted to tap ‘Activate’ to turn on Lost Mode for your AirPods case. It’s important to note that this feature will only work if your AirPods case is within Bluetooth range of your iOS device.

In the Lost Mode settings, you have the option to add a phone number and/or email address for the finder of your AirPods case to contact you. This can be helpful if someone discovers your case and wants to return it to you. Once you have entered your contact information, tap ‘Activate’ to enable Lost Mode.

Now that Lost Mode is activated, your AirPods case will display a message on its screen, notifying anyone who finds it that it is lost. Additionally, your iOS device will show the last known location of your AirPods case when it was in range. Keep in mind that if your AirPods case is not in Bluetooth range, the location will not be available.

If your AirPods case is offline and the battery is dead, you can still view the last known location and battery level of your case in the Find My app. Simply go to the App menu on your iOS device and find the ‘Utilities’ folder. Within the Utilities folder, open the Find My app.

Once you have the Find My app open, you will see a list of devices under the ‘Devices’ tab. Locate and tap on the name of your AirPods device. Here, you can view the battery level and last known location of your AirPods case.

Unfortunately, there is no way to charge your AirPods without the case. The AirPods are designed to charge only when they are placed inside their case. They cannot be charged directly through a wall adapter or USB port.

Losing your AirPods case can be a frustrating experience. However, Apple’s Find My app provides a helpful solution to locate your missing case using the Lost Mode feature. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can increase your chances of finding your AirPods case and hopefully reunite it with your beloved AirPods.

What To Do If I Lost My AirPods Case?

If you have lost your AirPods case, here is what you can do to try and find it:

1. Open the Find My app on your iPhone or iPad.
2. Tap on the “Devices” tab at the bottom of the screen.
3. Look for your AirPods in the list of devices and select them.
4. Once you have selected your AirPods, scroll down and tap on the “Mark As Lost” option.
5. A prompt will appear asking you to activate Lost Mode. Tap on “Activate” to turn on Lost Mode for your AirPods.
6. If you wish, you can also provide a phone number and/or email address for the finder of your AirPods case to contact you.
7. Tap on “Continue” to proceed with activating Lost Mode.
8. Your AirPods will now be in Lost Mode, which means they will be locked and you will be able to track their location.
9. You can monitor the location of your AirPods by checking the Find My app periodically.
10. If someone finds your AirPods case, they will see a message on the screen with the contact information you provided.
11. Hopefully, someone will find your AirPods case and contact you so you can retrieve it.

Remember, activating Lost Mode will only work if your AirPods case is within Bluetooth range of your iPhone or iPad. If your AirPods case is out of range, you can still keep an eye on their last known location and hope that someone returns them to you.

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How Do I Find My AirPods Offline In Case?

If you have lost your AirPods and they are offline, there are a few steps you can take to try and locate them:

1. Open the App menu on your device and locate the Utilities folder.
2. Inside the Utilities folder, find and open the Find My app.
3. Once the app is open, you will see a tab labeled “Devices.” Tap on this tab.
4. Look for the name of your AirPods device in the list and select it.
5. Under the name of your AirPods, you will be able to view the battery level and last known location, if available.

In summary, to find your AirPods offline, you need to access the Find My app in the Utilities folder and select your AirPods device under the Devices tab. From there, you can check the battery level and last known location.

Conclusion

If you are unable to find your AirPods case, there are several steps you can take to locate it. The first and most effective method is to use the “Lost Mode” feature in the Find My app. By activating this mode, you can track the location of your AirPods case and even display a message with your contact information for anyone who may find it.

Additionally, if your AirPods case is offline or dead, you can still use the Find My app to view its last known location and battery level. This can give you some insight into where you may have misplaced it and whether or not it still has some charge left.

It’s important to note that while there are various methods to locate your AirPods case, there is currently no way to charge your AirPods without their case. These devices are specifically designed to charge when placed inside the case, and cannot be charged directly through a wall adapter or USB port.

Therefore, it is crucial to keep track of your AirPods case and ensure it is always stored in a safe place. By utilizing the features and capabilities of the Find My app, you can increase your chances of finding your lost AirPods case and reuniting it with your valuable wireless earbuds.

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Sanjeev Singh

Sanjeev is the tech editor at DeviceMAG. He has a keen interest in all things technology, and loves to write about the latest developments in the industry. He has a passion for quality-focused journalism and believes in using technology to make people's lives better. He has worked in the tech industry for over 15 years, and has written for some of the biggest tech blogs in the world. Sanjeev is also an avid photographer and loves spending time with his family.