Long story short, it seeming more likely (at least to myself) that there a more than one version of the logos and printing and genuine Airpod Pros from Apple.ĭifferent regional SKUs could account for the this. This measurement is showing less than a <1.0 gram difference, which seems to put it in the acceptable variance (the official figures probably are rounded off introducing less accuracy).

While this method is not foolproof it seems previous fakes were all off by a least a few grams based on other reviewers anecdotes. Seems to be pretty dang close to what we measured. The charging case also weighs in at 45.6 grams. Now according to the MR Airpo Pro overview page, the official weights are '5.4 grams per earbud. The test result shows the case and buds together weigh in at 56.3209g

Had a friend who runs a lab offer to weigh my Airpods Pro using their fancy weighing equipment. Because sometimes you just gotta NOT let things go. Just search your email client for “AppleCare” and it should pop up, assuming you saved it.So small update here. If you bought your iPhone with AppleCare+ you’ll find your serial number on the AppleCare+ Proof of Purchase that you received with your phone. If you saved it, you’ll find it in your email by searching for “Apple Store.” On your AppleCare+ Proof of Purchase If you sold on eBay or gave it to a friend, you’re probably out of luck, but if you upgraded using the iPhone Upgrade Program, you’ll find your old serial number on the receipt you received when you traded it in. Since the phones in question are quite old, there’s a good chance that it’s gone from your life. On your iPhone Upgrade Program trade-in receipt

If you have your original order number, however, you can look it up separately. You can also check your online orders on, but that system only goes back 18 months. If you ordered an iPhone online your receipt will have the serial number on it, as will your email or paper receipt that you received from your local Apple or retail store. You’ll find the serial number for your device on the barcode sticker on the box. If your phone won’t turn on, you can also find the serial number on the box if you still have it.

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