Apple's AirPods' Batteries Die After a Few Years and Cannot Be Replaced

If the AirPods are under a year old and the battery isn't lasting for at least five hours, the Apple Store will replace them for free. ... If you have no warranty, Apple will replace them at $49 for each ear. The charging case doesn't wear out as quickly, yet that can also be replaced for $49.

1. Do AirPods die after 2 years?
2. Can AirPods last 3 years?
3. Do AirPods lose battery life over time?
4. Will Apple replace AirPods if they stop working?
5. How many years will AirPods last?
6. Why are my AirPods dying so quickly?
7. Can Airpod batteries be replaced?
8. How much is a replacement Airpod?
9. Can I get one Airpod replaced?
10. Is it good to let AirPods die?
11. Why does my AirPod battery keep changing?
12. Why do my AirPods lose battery when not in use?

Do AirPods die after 2 years?

“AirPods are built to be long-lasting,” said Apple spokeswoman Lori Lodes, without specifics. Mine went for 34 months; others have reported they die in as little as 18 months. ... But this extended warranty lasts only two years — which wouldn't have been long enough to save my AirPods.

Can AirPods last 3 years?

AirPods Are Built to Be Obsolete — Here's What to Do About Your Dying Batteries. ... Apple's AirPods seem to nail two of three of those things that drive me crazy. Here's the deal. AirPods contain rechargeable lithium-ion batteries that at best are expected to have a life span of about two years.

Do AirPods lose battery life over time?

The battery life for each AirPod has been steadily decreasing over time, down to about 1.5 hours of audio-only usage before needing a recharge in their case, which is frustratingly short.

Will Apple replace AirPods if they stop working?

If you need service for your AirPods or Charging Case, there's no charge if the issue is covered under the Apple One Year Limited Warranty. ... If your AirPods or Charging Case get damaged accidentally, you can replace the damaged item for an out-of-warranty fee.

How many years will AirPods last?

How long this takes depends on how heavily you use your AirPods, but from the anecdotes on our forums, it seems the original AirPods will last about 2 years before you start seeing noticeable decline in battery function, and AirPods Pro are unlikely to last much longer.

Why are my AirPods dying so quickly?

Lithium-ion batteries are known to deteriorate over time. But because of the small battery size, and frequent charging with the case, this process is sped up for the AirPods. After as soon as a year and a half, the AirPods battery can deteriorate to unusable levels.

Can Airpod batteries be replaced?

You can swap in your gen 1 or gen 2 AirPods with dead batteries for a refurbished and sanitized pair with “restored battery life.” ... You're getting “good as new battery life,” a 90-day warranty, free shipping, and the refurbished AirPods have been fully cleaned and sanitized.

How much is a replacement Airpod?

Damaged AirPods

Can I get one Airpod replaced?

If you've lost one or both AirPods or your Charging Case, you can purchase a brand new one to replace it. ... The lost fee for AirPods Pro is $89 each and $99 for the Charging Case. The lost fee for AirPods is $69 each, $59 for a Charging Case, and $79 for a Wireless Charging Case.

Is it good to let AirPods die?

No. You gain nothing from it. Li-Ion batteries have a finite number of “charge cycles” were a charge cycle is defined as going from 100% until 0%. Letting your AirPods play until they die counts as 1 cycle.

Why does my AirPod battery keep changing?

Try resetting them by holding the button on the back for 15 seconds. If that fails, check if the contacts are dirty. Else just contact Apple for a replacement.

Why do my AirPods lose battery when not in use?

AirPods lose battery when you are not wearing them because they are “listening” for a connection. ... AirPods are charged by contact with the case, so once they are out of the charge case, they begin to slowly lose power, because there is no on/off switch.