Identify Your AirPods Model
You can find your AirPods model number in two ways: by checking your Bluetooth settings or by locating the engraving on the AirPods themselves.
Bluetooth Settings
In your IOS device go to settings, and select Bluetooth. Tap the blue 'i' symbol next to your Airpods that need a replacement.
On your Airpods
If searching on your charging case, open the lid and inspect on the underside of the lid on the left side.
There are currently 6 models of Airpods, 3 of these are pro models, and none of these model are cross compatible so its important to make sure you select the correct model.
Once you've found your model number, match it with one of the generations below.
Airpod Generation | Left Ear Model Number | Right Ear Model Number | Charging Case Model Number |
AirPods Pro (2nd Generation USB-C Edition | A3048 | A3047 | A2968 |
AirPods Pro(2nd Generation) Lightning Edition | A2699 | A2698 | A2700 |
Airpods Pro(1st Generation) | A2084 | A2083 | A2190 |
Airpods 3rd Generation | A2564 | A2565 | A2566 |
Airpods 2nd Generation | A2031 | A2032 | A1602 |
Airpods 1st Generation | A1722 | a1523 | A1602 |
Example: If your model number in your bluetooth settings states "A2699" then you have Airpods Pro 2nd Generation Lightning edition Airpods, and they are compatible with model numbers: A2699, A2698, A2700.