How to Identify If You Have AirPods 1 or AirPods 2: Easy Model Number Check
Learn how to tell if your AirPods are 1st or 2nd generation by checking model numbers and Siri support for quick identification.
Video transcript
To identify if you have AirPods 1 or 2, look at the model number on the underside of the lid of your charging case. AirPods 1 models are A1523 and A1722, while AirPods 2 have model numbers A2032 and A2031. Additionally, AirPods 2 support 'Hey Siri' voice activation.
Questions and answers
How can I find the model number on my AirPods?
You can find the model number on the underside of the lid of your AirPods charging case.
What model numbers correspond to AirPods 1 and AirPods 2?
AirPods 1 have model numbers A1523 and A1722, while AirPods 2 use A2031 and A2032.
Does AirPods 2 support "Hey Siri" functionality?
Yes, AirPods 2 uniquely support the "Hey Siri" voice activation feature.
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