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Find your lost AirPods, Bose, Sony, Beats, and other wireless BLE headphones before the batteries die! Quickly locate missing headphones, earbuds, or headsets—even if you’ve only lost one side. We’re confident this scanner will help you find your lost earbuds or headphones. If it doesn’t, we offer a full refund for the cost of the app. This app helps you find your: - All AirPods models, including AirPods Pro and AirPods Max - Apple Pencil (1st and 2nd gen) - Apple Watch (all models) - Sony, Bose, Beats, Sennheiser, JBL, Jabra, and many other headphones - Samsung Galaxy Buds (all models) - Google Pixel Buds - Nothing Ear (1), Ear (2), and Ear (Stick) - Fitbit, Garmin, and other smartwatches - Tile, Chipolo, and other Bluetooth trackers - All BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) devices We have tested the following devices: - Apple AirPods, AirPods Pro, AirPods Max - Sony WH-1000XM3 / XM4 / XM5 - Bose AE2, SoundLink, SoundSport, Revolve, Color II, QuietComfort - Beats Solo3, Studio3, Powerbeats3, Powerbeats Pro, BeatsX, Beats Pill - Samsung Galaxy Buds, Buds+, Buds Live, Buds Pro, Buds2, Buds2 Pro - Google Pixel Buds A-Series, Pixel Buds Pro - Nothing Ear (1), Ear (2), Ear (Stick) - Jabra Elite 65t, 75t, 85t, Move, Talk, Storm, Extreme2 - Jaybird X3, X4, Vista, Run - Sennheiser Momentum Wireless, CX, HD Series - JBL Tune, Live, Reflect, Free Series - 1000s of other wireless headphones and earbuds—if it uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), it works with this app! Features: - Detects any nearby BLE-enabled device - Works both indoors and outdoors - Easy-to-use signal strength meter guides you to your lost device DISCLAIMER: We are not affiliated with the mentioned companies in any way. This app was independently developed and tested with these devices. Find My Headphones & AirPods does not provide an exact location but indicates the approximate area where your lost device is located. Devices must be turned on and actively emitting a Bluetooth signal. GPS is not used; devices must be within Bluetooth range to be tracked.
