Whether you’re listening to your favorite podcast or simply enjoying some music to relax, sudden failures of your devices, like a single One Airpod not working, can instantly disrupt your daily routine. These types of issues have been reported by users who have found after certain periods of use that one Airpod stops working all of a sudden or does not work properly.
The most common cause of this problem is typically traced back to one of two main factors: synchronization or connection issues and dirt or wax build-up. Unstable Bluetooth connections or a device not properly synchronized can cause an AirPod to stop working. To resolve this, users are recommended to try resetting the AirPods, or manually force them to connect.
On the other hand, accumulated dirt or wax might cause sound blockage leading to the perception that one of the AirPods is not working. To mitigate this, Apple suggests a careful cleaning process to remove any debris or wax that may have accumulated in the mesh located at the top of the AirPods. However, do note that Apple strongly discourages using sharp objects or abrasive materials for this, as they could cause irreversible damage to your AirPods. Putting user value into focus, it’s important to maintain your devices regularly to ensure its longevity and to continually enjoy the services it offers.