Apple EarPods - White

They are compatible with iPhones, iPads, and iPod touch models that feature a Lightning port and run a compatible version of iOS/iPadOS.

Press the center button once to play or pause. Press twice to skip forward, and three times to skip backward. Hold the center button to activate Siri.

Yes, their secure fit and protection from sweat and water make them suitable for use during workouts and other active scenarios.

Yes, they feature a built-in remote with an integrated microphone, allowing you to make and receive calls, as well as use voice commands.

Gently wipe the exterior and cable with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. For speaker grilles, use a soft, dry brush to remove any debris. Avoid using liquids directly on the grilles or connector.

They offer protection from sweat and water, meaning they can withstand splashes and sweat. However, they are not designed to be submerged in water.

Yes, the in-line remote has dedicated '+' and '-' buttons for adjusting the volume up and down.

Ensure the Lightning connector is fully and securely plugged into your device. Check your device's volume level. Test the EarPods with a different compatible device to rule out a device-specific issue. Also, ensure no other audio output (like Bluetooth speakers) is connected to your device.

Verify the Lightning connector is firmly seated. Restart your Apple device. Inspect the Lightning port on your device and the EarPods connector for any debris or lint that might be obstructing the connection. Try cleaning the port gently if needed.

Ensure the EarPods are securely connected. Check your device's settings to confirm the microphone input is set to the EarPods. Test the microphone by recording a voice memo. Clean the microphone opening on the remote carefully, as it may be blocked by debris.

Check if the speaker grilles on the EarPods are clean and free of earwax or debris. Gently clean them with a soft, dry brush. Ensure the EarPods are properly seated in your ears for optimal sound. Test with different audio files or apps to see if the issue persists.

Unplug and replug the EarPods. Restart your device. Check for any pending software updates on your Apple device. If the issue continues, test the EarPods on another compatible device to determine if the issue is with the EarPods or your device's Lightning port.