Real vs Fake Airpods pro 2. How to spot original Apple Airpods pro 2 nd generation

#airpods #airpodspro #appleairpodspro2 00:00 - Intro 00:11 - The case 01:45 - The case back side logos 02:39 - The reset button 03:06 - The green light 03:54 - The weight test 05:17 - The case inside logos 06:43 - The case open/close mechanism 07:11 - The bud nest 07:43 - The buds 09:38 - The bud logos 10:34 - The proximity sensor test 11:24 - The locate my device test 12:15 - The noise cancellation How can you tell if AirPod pros 2 are fake? Check the serial number You can also see your serial number if you open Settings Bluetooth on your iPhone and tap the Info button beside your AirPods. In the case of the fake device provided to Macwelt, when the serial number was entered it was immediately identified as invalid, exposing the device as a fake. ways to easily spot fake ones. In the box: The piece holding the wireless charging case will be plastic instead of hard cardboard. The paper holding the earplugs will not have holes to keep them in place. The wireless charging case will not be found by “Find my”. Do AirPods Pro 2 have serial numbers? Find the serial number of your AirPods - Apple Support 2. With AirPods (2nd and 3rd generation) and AirPods Pro (1st and 2nd generation), each AirPod also has its own serial number, printed on the AirPod itself. If you need to send in your AirPods or charging case for service, refer to the primary serial number, printed on the case lid. Can fake AirPods Pro have original serial number? Are Your Airpods Pro Original? Check Original And Fake ... In addition, if you open the setting app, you'll see a different serial number in the fake Airpods pro. However, in the original Airpods pro, you'll be able to see the same serial number on the box and the setting menu. f you look at your charging cable, look at the little paper wrapped around the cable. if these are glued, your AirPods are fake. Real AirPods cables have a little pull tab on those cable wrappers, not glue. these cables should also sit in a flush perfect neat circle in the box. As far as actual performance... -When I had my fakes I couldn't even tell they were fake, I even thought they were impressive quality compared to my previous pair, but now that I have real ones I see the flaws. -If you put your AirPods on a wireless charging pad they should not get warm or hot, mine melted internally. -Listening to music and using transparency mode, you should not hear an airy sound like you're currently on an airplane. this is an indicator of fake. -When you get a notification or message, the music stops and Siri reads it to you. with the fakes the music would just stop and no Siri's voice, no nothing, and you have to press play to resume your music. "If the fakes work so well for cheap why should I pay $200 for the real Apple ones?" The serial number is less obvious. When you look at the same sticker, below the UPC should be small text that reads: “(S) Serial No.” and then a string of letters and numbers. This is your serial number. Bring the box to your computer or mobile device and go to Apple’s serial number checker to verify that it is, in fact, an Apple serial number. This will also have the benefit of helping you determine if you are actually holding stolen AirPods—even less cool than counterfeit ones. Even if your serial number is confirmed, there’s no guarantee it’s a legit set of earphones, but they sure as heck aren’t if the tool says they’re not. At this point, you’re going to have to open up the packaging and attempt to pair the AirPods with your phone to investigate further. Next you’re going to have to confirm that the serial number of your AirPods are printed on the actual product themselves and confirm that it’s the same one on the box. At first glance fake AirPods can look perfectly fine with a complete set of accessories inside the box. When the team at Macwelt got their hands on counterfeit AirPods via a reader they found all the usual papers and instructions, along with AirPods Pro that looked legitimate, a lightning cable and more. (Note that now Apple is also selling AirPods Pro with a USB-C cable). However, the enclosed instructions immediately raised suspicions: The print quality of the instructions was moderate and the type was blurred.