AirPods connect to iPhones using Bluetooth technology. This connection is multi-layered, but not only Apple devices use it. So there are many cases where AirPods are interrupted by other connections. Or there are intermittent connections, complete disconnections, etc.
Low or dead battery on AirPods will cause the AirPods being listened to to disconnect on one side, both sides, or on the iPhone itself.
Make sure both devices are charged to avoid AirPods disconnecting.
Apple software or music player crashes due to conflicts that cause the app to suddenly quit or stop. Sudden disconnection on old iPhones is not uncommon.
Based on the causes we already know, I will guide you on how to handle this situation!
First, we will turn off the auto-play or auto-turn off feature when using AirPods for iPhone!
First make sure that your Airpods are in pairing mode with your iPhone.
Go to ' Settings' > Bluetooth > then tap the i next to AirPod.
Once you've opened the AirPods options, toggle the 'Automatic Ear Detection' switch to grey. Now you can turn off auto-play as before.
But if you turn this feature off, you will have to choose your headphones proactively later!
Based on the reasons why you are experiencing AirPods errors that are not due to features, you can try the fixes below.
Check to see if your iPhone is running out of battery. If not, check your AirPods by placing them back in the charging case and opening the lid.
At this time, the iPhone interface will display the battery life of AirPods. Please charge if the battery runs out!
If you suspect that the surrounding Bluetooth is on and your AirPods are ' busy ' communicating with a device, disconnect both the AirPods and Bluetooth. If you are using a laptop, be careful to turn them both off.
This will cause the previous automatic connections to be disconnected quickly. To turn them back on, you need to be in an area where only your iPhone and AirPods are open and reconnect.
To reconnect to AirPods, turn Bluetooth back on and select Pair with AirPods. It will take a moment, then open the headphone case and connect the two devices.
Open the song and test to see if it works?
If not, try Reset.
You also need to update your iPhone to a newer version. If you try everything but your AirPods are still faulty. Take it to the warranty center for a more thorough check when encountering high-tech errors. Hope you find it useful.