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Fr$%*ing AirPods! Why AirPods Are Crackling, Popping, Rattling, AND 3 Ways To Fix it NOW (100% FIX)

Read my newsletter for reviews + giveaways: http://www.TechGadgetsCanada.com/news... Why my AirPods are crackling, popping, rattling, staticy, and ways to fix this What to do first: iOS Update The first step to stop all this is to ensure that you are running the latest iOS firmware. I'm actually not sure why the firmware would be causing what sounds like an audible rattle, but that was one of the first things Apple recommends you do in order to resolve any concerns with your AirPods Pro. Sadly, but not surprisingly, the software update did nothing to help. The next recommended fix is to do a hard reset on the Apple AirPods Pro. Here's how you do it: How to Reset Apple AirPods Pro Put your AirPods in their charging case, and close the lid Wait 30 seconds before you touch them again Open the lid of your charging case On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, go to Settings --- Bluetooth and tap the 'More Info' button next to your AirPods If you don't see your AirPods in Setting --- Bluetooth, move on to the next step Tap 'Forget This Device' and tap again to confirm the action With the lid open, press and hold the Setup button on the back of the case for about 15 seconds until the status light flashes amber, then white Next: Clear vents in AirPods Pro, try a thorough clean Next, I found some chat forums where they recommend using sticky tape to remove anything that may be potentially blocking the tiny, almost invisible grills on the AirPods. My results using tape to press and release over the grills in hopes of removing any debris: Nada! How to clean AirPods Pro with compressed air: use with caution Figuring out at this point that I had nothing left to lose, I moved to the last and most extreme fix: blowing my AirPods out with compressed air. There are plenty of websites that tell you how using compressed air on your AirPods Pro is a dangerous move, simply because it could blast something loose inside, that's not already loose, that is! Word of caution: only use this as a second last resort. Last resort: Replace the broken AirPod Pro At this point, it would be safe to assume that something is broken inside my right AirPod Pro. As these are out of warranty now, my only option is to replace the damaged bud at a price of $89 USD. It's definitely a cheaper option than buying brand-new AirPods, but it is a bit disappointing as I only got just over 2 years of use out of them. Read Complete Review: https://bit.ly/3uQ3Qk1 Follow Me On Socials Facebook: https://bit.ly/3UHLoVg IG: https://bit.ly/3Y304kQ Twitter: https://bit.ly/3Y67F1Q