I recently ran into an issue with my AirPods case flashing white and I was frustrated to say the least. After doing some research and improving my expertise on the subject, I’m here to share my experience and solutions I discovered in hopes of helping others who might be having the same issue.
In this blog post, I’ll be exploring why my AirPods case was flashing white and the potential solutions I found. Let’s dive in!
| Key Takeaways |
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| A white flashing light on the AirPods case means that it is in pairing mode. |
| Lack of charge or outdated firmware could lead to your AirPods or AirPods Pro case flashing a white light. |
| To fix an AirPods flashing white issue, try reconnecting the AirPods or resetting the AirPods. |
| If your AirPods case is flashing white but not connecting, try updating the firmware version and reconnecting them. |
| If your AirPods case is flashing white and red, it could mean low charge or an error with device pairing. |
| If your AirPods case is flashing white and orange, it could signify a pairing issue with your Apple device or a mismatch of firmware. |
| If your AirPods case flashes white when you put it in the case, head over to the Bluetooth settings on your device and try resetting both the AirPods and the Apple device. |
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Common Reasons Why My AirPods Case is Flashing White
A white flashing light on the AirPods case means that it is in pairing mode. However, if your AirPods case will not stop flashing, in most cases, lack of charge or outdated firmware could lead to your AirPods or AirPods Pro case flashing a white light.
How to fix my AirPods flashing white?
In general, the Apple Airpods charging case will blink a white light when it is in pairing mode. Please note that when the AirPods establish a connection, the case will stop blinking.
However, if your Apple AirPods case keeps the white light blinking even after the pairing process, then AirPods will not connect.
The first thing you should do when your AirPods don’t stop blinking white is to reconnect the AirPods. Alternatively, you can try resetting your AirPods or AirPods Pro.
To reset your AirPods and the case do the following:
- Put your AirPods in the case
- Open the lid
- Hold the button for 15 seconds until the light flashes orange then white
- Reconnect your AirPods to your devices
Why is my AirPods case flashing white but not connecting?
If your AirPods case is flashing white but not connecting, you can first check if your device has the latest firmware version. Updating an outdated firmware can, in most cases, address the underlying issue- in this case, white light flashing.
Start with placing both Apple earbuds into the charging case. Charge the AirPods fully. Head to the Bluetooth settings on your Apple device, and make sure it is turned on.
At this stage, make sure that your phone shows that your Apple Airpods (or AirPods Pro) are selected as your audio device.
If it does not show there, see if it appears in the list of devices, and try selecting them. Close the lid of the charging case for at least fifteen seconds, and open it. Thereafter, press the setup button and hold it until you see a white light flashing.
At this point, your Apple Airpods or Airpods Pro will be in pairing mode. Try connecting them by holding the charging case close to your Apple device (tablet or phone).
You should be able to follow the instructions that appear on the screen to connect to your Apple AirPods.
At this point, check if your AirPods are working correctly.
If they do not, then you might have to try the next tip, which is resetting your AirPods.
Why is my AirPods case flashing white and red?
If your Apple AirPods or AirPods Pro case is flashing a solid light, it is an indicator of low charge. However, a solid amber light shows that the battery is charging.
Finally, if your earbuds are blinking red, it could mean there is an error. In most cases, it is an issue with device pairing.
Often, the simplest and the easiest solution for this is to reset your Apple AirPods or AirPods Pro.
And even if resetting them does not do the job, then you might want to look into software failure/issue.
Oftentimes, a software issue could arise when you are updating your AirPods. In such a scenario, contacting Apple might be your best bet.
Read more: Why is my AirPods case flashing amber?
Why is my AirPods case flashing white and orange?
If your AirPods case is flashing white and orange, it could signify a pairing issue with your Apple device. A mismatch of firmware on your AirPods and Apple device could also result in this issue.
Another reason why your AirPods case is blinking an orange light is that you might have purchased a fake AirPods. This is rare unless you purchased them from an unauthorized Apple seller.
Why is my AirPods case flashing white when I put the AirPods in the case?
If your AirPods case flashes white when you put it in their case, it could mean a pairing issue. To fix this, head over to the Bluetooth settings on your device, and forget the AirPods.
Switch off your Apple device. Press and hold the button on the back of the AirPods charging case to do a factory reset.
Also, try resetting your Apple device. Next, unlock your Apple phone (or other Apple device), and open the Apple AirPods charging case.
This should solve the underlying issue.
It is not uncommon to see Apple AirPods case blink white light. In fact, several Apple users have also complained about their AirPods case blinking a red or an orange light.
Read more: Do AirPods work with iPhone 11?
However, with the tips and tricks mentioned in this post, I am sure you can address those issues, and enjoy using your AirPods or AirPods Pro.
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Pros
- Provides a detailed explanation of why an AirPods case may be flashing white
- Offers several potential solutions to try
- Provides step-by-step instructions for resetting and reconnecting the AirPods
- Explains why other colors may be flashing on the case
- Includes a helpful image of the AirPods
Cons
- Does not address all potential issues with the AirPods case
- Does not provide any tips for troubleshooting software issues
- Does not discuss any potential long-term solutions
- Does not explain how to recognize a fake AirPods case
