If you lose one of your AirPods, Apple has you covered (it just won't be cheap), but if you lose the included charging case you could run into some trouble. A recent Reddit thread shows that replacing a lost AirPods case is easier said than done, especially if you don't remember your serial number.

Android: AirPods were designed to work with an iPhone, but they still make a pretty decent pair of wireless earbuds for your Android phone. They fit well in most ears, sound pretty good, and come with a slick charging case - plus, if we're being honest, you probably won't miss Siri.

If you're keen on a set of wireless Apple AirPods, the RRP of $229 is perhaps a little steep. Now, if you could grab some for $199, that takes the sting out of the price and if you're willing to wait or price match, you might only have to spend $189.

Apple's one-size-fits-all AirPods design may work for most people, but if you have particularly large ears you may be struggling to keep your wireless earbuds secure. Don't worry, you aren't alone - and one Apple fan found a clever way to fix the problem.

If you notice that your AirPods are getting quieter, they might not be dying a slow death - no, it may be your own natural earwax clogging up the works. Lovely! Quartz has a tip for cleaning them, but it's not for the squeamish.