In Settings > Bluetooth, I can stop my iPhone telling me that my AirPods have charged overnight.
Every morning, I wake up to a notification on my iPhone:
Alex’s AirPods Pro 2 are fully charged.
This is not a surprise. This is not news. This is something iOS could have worked out will always be the case, because I have a charging stand where I put my AirPods overnight. My AirPods are always fully charged when I wake up.
I have, on multiple occasions, searched the “Notifications” area of the iPhone Settings app to find where I can disable this notification, to no avail.
Today, I got a respite: I found an Apple Support document that explains where to configure charging notifications:
You can use your iPhone or iPad to […] notify you when charging is complete.
- Put your AirPods in your ears, and make sure they’re connected to your iPhone or iPad.
- On your iPhone or iPad, go to Settings, select your AirPods, then tap Battery.
- Turn on Charging Notifications.
I have no idea why these aren’t also available in the Notifications settings, but I can finally stop these pointless messages.