See the location of your AirPods on a map You can see the current or last known location of your AirPods in the Find My app. On iPhone or iPad: Open the Find My app , tap Devices, then tap your AirPods. On Apple Watch: Open the Find Devices app , then tap your AirPods (requires a Wi-Fi or cellular connection).
Replace a lost AirPod
Did you lose an AirPod or your Charging Case? You can buy a replacement for a left or right AirPod or the Charging Case. Your replacement will be new. AppleCare+ for Headphones does not cover lost or stolen AirPods.
You can turn on the Find My network to see the location of some AirPods models even when they're out of range from your device. If the Find My network is turned off (or if your AirPods don't support the Find My network), the Find My app shows the last time and place they were connected.
Because the AirPods are out of battery, it won't be able to transmit the signal needed to display its location. However, you can still use the Find My app to find its last known location and place it in Lost Mode in case it's found by someone else.
About Find My. Find My is the only way that you can track or locate a lost or missing device. There is no other Apple service that can find, track, or otherwise flag your device for you. To find your AirPods, you need to set up Find My with your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch that you use with your AirPods.
"Track" the AirPods? If they're lost, then the distance from you doesn't matter. If you mean how far they can be from the device used to supply their signal, then that is the standard Bluetooth distance which is about 40 feet (10 meters).
You can see the current or last known location of your AirPods in the Find My app. On iPhone or iPad: Open the Find My app , tap Devices, then tap your AirPods. On Apple Watch: Open the Find Devices app , then tap your AirPods (requires a Wi-Fi or cellular connection).
The position provided by the Airpods might not be accurate if the network is not set up correctly or is situated somewhere other than where it should be. If the Airpods are Bluetooth-connected to a device, it may use the device location to determine where you are.
If your AirPods are out of Bluetooth range, out of charge, or in the case with the cover closed, Find My won't give a current location. You just have to find them manually by looking for them.
If your AirPods Max are in their case, your iPhone can find them for up to 18 hours. If they're outside of the smart case, you'll have 72 hours to connect to them and trigger the sound. After finding your AirPods, take a few minutes to ensure that you can find your iPhone should you ever lose it.
The thief who stole your AirPods has the ability to reset them and maybe even use them, but the thief can't set up your AirPods with his/her Apple ID because of Apple's security measures.
If your AirPods are out of range or need to charge, you may see their last known location, "No location found" or "Offline". You can't play a sound to find them, but you may be able to get directions to the location where they were last connected.
Note: To mark your AirPods as lost, the Find My network must be on before AirPods are lost. See Turn on the Find My network.
AirPods are only trackable if they are still connected to your iPhone. You can activate lost mode on AirPods, displaying a custom message whenever someone connects to them without resetting.
If they reset the AirPods you will not be able to track them. That option has nothing to do with your AirPods being lost or stolen.
You can only use the Find My's Play Sound and Find Nearby features to find your AirPods case if you left them open with at least one AirPod inside. This is because the AirPods case itself doesn't have Bluetooth or speakers to make sound from. What is this? These restrictions do not apply for AirPods Pro (2nd Gen).
Unfortunately, the answer is No. You cannot track your AirPods Pro once reset. Although Apple introduced the 'Find My AirPods' feature, it won't work when someone steals and resets your AirPods Pro. Not only AirPods Pro but all other AirPods also cannot be tracked after being reset.
If your AirPods are out of Bluetooth range, out of charge, or in the case with the cover closed, Find My won't give a current location. You just have to find them manually by looking for them.
No, they cannot be tracked digitally via their serial number. If they have been misplaced close by (near your iPhone) then you might be able to locate them. Find My can help you locate your missing AirPods.
The AirPods can use the Find My network. This means the AirPods can ping off of nearby Apple Devices to transmit their location to the owner. The AirPods can be put into Lost Mode. This means if someone finds the AirPods, a message will appear on their iPhone.