AirPods & Beats Compatibility Guide

 

Before purchasing a replacement, it is important to determine which model you own. There are multiple generations available and some models look identical, but they are not compatible with each other. Understanding your model number will reduce returns and allow you to get the right replacement. 

To determine your generation, locate the model number in the first text line on the underside of the AirPod. Here's an example shown below:

If the markings are faded, you can also determine the model number by looking at your device settings. Just go to your device Bluetooth settings, tap the "i" icon next to your original set, and scroll down to the about section. Below is an example:

*Note, the model number listed through device settings will always display the model number of the left side only*

 

Once you have found your model number, use the below table to determine the correct replacement to order:

Device Type	Left Side Model Number	Right Side Model Number	Case Model Number
AirPods 1st Generation	A1722	A1523	A1602
AirPods 2nd Generation	A2031	A2032	A1602
AirPods 3rd Generation	A2564	A2565	A2566
AirPods Pro 1st Generation	A2084	A2083	A2190
AirPods Pro 2nd Generation (Lightning)	A2699	A2698	A2700
AirPods Pro 2nd Generation (USB-C)	A3048	A3047	A2968
Beats Studio Buds (you can mix and match colors)	A2512	A2513	A2514
PowerBeats Pro (you can mix and match colors)	A2047	A2048	A2078
Beats Fit Pro (you can mix and match colors)	A2576	A2577	A2578