How To Fix Mifa Earbuds Not Charging?

Mifa is a popular earbuds brand, and its X17 is a popular earbud model that gives a better music listening experience with 30 hours of playtime (with the case).

While exploring some forums and subreddits, I found that many customers face charging issues with this product. If your Mifa Earbuds are not charging, read this guide completely.

You’ll find a step-by-step troubleshooting guide to fix the charging issue of Mifa wireless earbuds.

Why Are My Mifa Earbuds Not Charging?

Charging issues with wireless earbuds are quite common, and it mostly happens due to improper connection between the power source and earbuds.

If you don’t place your earbuds carefully in the case, the charging pins of the earbuds won’t align with the charging sensors of the case, and the earbuds won’t charge.

A dirty charging case and earbuds are another common reason. But, sometimes, buggy firmware and serious faults in internal components can also affect the charging activity.

How To Fix Mifa Earbuds Not Charging Issue?

It’s easy to troubleshoot your Mifa wireless earbuds and fix the charging issue yourself.

Follow these solutions to solve the issue:

Place Your Earbuds Again in the case

You first have to take out your earbuds from the charging case and place it back carefully again.

We often don’t pay attention while putting back our earbuds in the charging case.

Due to this, the charging sensors of the earbuds and case are misaligned, and they won’t charge your earbuds.

Check Battery Levels of the Case

It sounds pretty silly, but we must ensure the charging case is charged enough to deliver power to your earbuds.

Mifa X17 has a display on the charging case that indicates the battery percentage of both earbuds and the charging case.

It’s better to ensure that your charging case should be at least 60% charged. If one or both of your Mifa X17 earbuds won’t charge, place your earbuds in the case and connect to a charger.

Clean Everything Thoroughly

Dust and debris can also prevent charging activities. In fact, it’s a major cause nowadays.

If your charging case and earbuds look dirty, thoroughly clean everything with soft fabric and rubbing alcohol.

You can use ear-cleaning buds to reach inaccessible areas. After cleaning everything, place your earbuds back in the case and wait for 30 minutes to see if it’s charging or not.

Reset Your Earbuds

If none of those mentioned above solutions work, it’s time to reset your Mifa wireless earbuds.

Resetting your earbuds can solve the charging and other issues of an earbud.

To factory reset your Mifa X17 wireless earbuds, follow these steps:

Go to your smartphone Bluetooth settings and delete Mifa X17 from the device list.
Now turn OFF your Bluetooth.
Open the lid and press the malfunction touch button twice on both earbuds.
Take out the earbuds from the case and press and hold the malfunction button until the Blue light flashes three times; the Red light stays ON for two seconds; then the lights are OFF.
Place earbuds back into the case, then take them out.
Go to your smartphone’s Bluetooth settings and pair it with Mifa wireless earbuds.

Update Firmware

Mifa releases firmware updates to improve connectivity and overall sound quality.

These updates sometimes affect your charging activity due to bugs. If the last firmware was buggy, the company patched it in the next update.

If your earbuds are not charging or noticing sound lags, check for any pending firmware updates. Download and install the latest firmware released by Mifa.

Conclusion

Careless placement of earbuds in the charging case is the major cause why any wireless earbuds won’t charge. You should remove the earbuds from the charging case and carefully place them back to fix the charging issue.

Also, cleaning your earbuds and charging case weekly with soft fabric and isopropyl alcohol is recommended to remove dust and any insulating layer on the charging sensors.

Following these steps can fix the charging issue of any Mifa wireless earbuds. If nothing works, ask the Mifa support team for a replacement.

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