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ncnv321

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Hey, I'm new and I just made this account for the soul purpose of getting this question answered if anyone here can help me out.
I need to know what battery the Airpods Charging case uses, and where I can get myself one (not the case, just the battery itself)
lastly, I also need help to figure out how the magnetic charging in the Airpods Charging case works, from inside to the outside.
Thank you in advance!
(I am aware of the teardown of the Apple Airpods by iFixit, as mentioned by DeltaMac, but I need to know where to get a battery like it and how the magnetic charging works!)
 
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From what I see on the teardown of that case by iFixit, you can't replace the charging case battery without destroying the case.
But, you can see what that battery looks like - scroll down to step 16. Good picture.
I expect that if that battery fails, replacing the charging case with new is your fix for that.
 
From what I see on the teardown of that case by iFixit, you can't replace the charging case battery without destroying the case.
But, you can see what that battery looks like - scroll down to step 16. Good picture.
I expect that if that battery fails, replacing the charging case with new is your fix for that.
Yes, thank you for pointing that out. I have seen the video and website of them doing it, but I need to know where to get a battery like it from a specific company or retailer if thats possible
 
I thought that if you looked at that teardown, you might have noticed the theme of that particular procedure:
Replacing that battery is, unfortunately, not a realistic goal. You have to basically destroy the case just to get to the battery.

But then, there's always duck tape. That will fix anything. :rolleyes:

I imagine there is an identification list for batteries, posted somewhere, where you could source that battery to the manufacturer from the variety of clear markings in the picture of the battery (I don't know that for sure, but possible anyway)
 
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