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Esmoris1807

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I have a pair of AirPods but I don't know what happens with the right one. When they call me or when I activate the noise cancellation it starts making a noise as if it were interference and I don't know how to fix it. If anyone knows if they have any kind of solution I would appreciate it. thank you
 

J.A.K.

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Sep 27, 2023
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I think this is just an issue with Gen 1 AirPod Pros. There's an extended warranty for them in some countries. I got mine replaced because of it.
 
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Esmoris1807

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Jan 8, 2024
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Yes, I am almost sure that they are the first generation because they are already about 3 years old or so, I live in the USA, will they still have the guarantee here?
 

seggy

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I believe the extended warranty period has expired for all but the newest Airpod Pro buyers - I think it's 3 years from your date of purchase. But hey, it's worth asking.
 
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Esmoris1807

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Jan 8, 2024
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I believe the extended warranty period has expired for all but the newest Airpod Pro buyers - I think it's 3 years from your date of purchase. But hey, it's worth asking.
If that's what I was thinking, I'm going to try to see if I can go and try my luck on the weekend, thanks.
 

Humpty

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Jan 12, 2024
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So I had same issue, static in right airpod. I returned them to the dealer and was contacted 2 weeks later (new zealand here) only to be told that my eapods were manufactured in november 2020 so were outside the warranty period by 1 month and therefore not covered ! Not happy about that.
Once I got them back I did all sorts of things to try fixing them . resetting, checking firmware update ,the stupid bluetack trick, nothing worked.
I still used them at work and would put them in only to make or receive calls/texts while driving .
Lately, the charging case with airpods inside, has fallen out of my top overalls pocket and hit the ground, spilling the airpods . This happened about 4 times that l remember.
Then I noticed that the static noise had disappeared and they have been working perfectly for the last week !! Hints at a loose connection inside to me. So if you've got nothing to loose try dropping them in their case from about chest height. just my observation. good luck !!!
 
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