If you don’t have ‘Find My’, you can use iCloud. com instead. You’ll need to sign in with your iCloud account.
If they’re offline, this can be good news. This means they’re either in the case (good news) or out of battery.
Check coat hook hangers as they might have unintentionally been forgotten to be taken off the hook when you got home. Check coats, hoodies, sweatshirts, and shirts that might be hanging there.
Try asking your parents and family members if they’ve seen your AirPods. They might have picked them up, not knowing what they were, or knowing what they were had been wanting to recover them for some reason, but have at least a clue, considering these not to be lost in any aspect of your search.
Be wary of outdoor grates at the edges of some streets; sometimes AirPods tend to slip and fall in and can be merciful at getting them out and the only way to do so is to consider them “dead” after calling the local officials and seeing the months layover for the retrieval in a storm drain.
