Get Alerts If You Leave Your AirPods/AirPods Pro/AirPods Max Behind
Before getting started, let’s sort out some important questions!
So, How Do You Set Up the Separation Alert on AirPods Pro 2?
Thanks to Apple’s Find My app, it’s pretty easy to set up the separation alert on AirPods Pro 2. Since it’s a first-party app, it should already be installed on your iPhone. If the app is not available, go to the App Store -> search for Find My and install it. Yeah, it’s available for free and requires iOS 11 or later.
Which iPhone Models Do Support Separation Alerts for AirPods?
It’s worth pointing out that only the latest iPhone models support the separation alert sfor AirPods. Just like other major features including the Continuity Camera Webcam, Live Text in Video, and the super cool background removal tool, it has also been locked to the newer iPhone models. Check out the list of iPhones that are compatible:
iPhone 12iPhone 12 mini iPhone 12 ProiPhone 12 Pro MaxiPhone SE 2iPhone SE 3iPhone 13iPhone 13 mini iPhone 13 ProiPhone 13 Pro MaxiPhone 14iPhone 14 PlusiPhone 14 ProiPhone 14 Pro Max
Can I Get the Separation Alert on Other AirPods?
Yes, you can. The separation alert supports the following AirPods—
AirPods Pro 1st generation AirPods Pro 2nd generation AirPods 3AirPods Max
Set Up Separation Alerts for AirPods Using iPhone
- To get started, open the Find My app on your supported iPhone.
- Now, tap on the Devices tab.
- Next, choose your AirPods from the list of devices.
- Under Notifications, tap on Notify When Left Behind.
- Finally, turn on the toggle next to Notify When Left Behind.
Wrapping Up…
That’s pretty much done! So, that’s how you can set up and use the separation alerts with your brand new AirPods. While there is a lot to like about the AirPods, what separates them from the rest is the ability to deliver a seamless experience across the Apple ecosystem. That’s probably the biggest reason why they are incredibly popular and have been topping the sales chart right from the word go. With 35% market share, AirPods are by bar far the most loved true wireless earphones. If you are wondering which company comes in at the second spot, let me tell you that it’s none but Apple that has grabbed the second spot as well; courtesy of the impressive Beats branded earphones that boast 16% market share. Though Google Pixel buds and Samsung Galaxy buds have made a lot of ground, they are still nowhere near Apple’s offerings. At least, in terms of sales volume.
