Recently, a serious spontaneous combustion accident occurred in Florida in the eastern United States, and the culprit of this accident was Apple's AirPods earphones. One user (Jason Colon) Exercising in LA Fitness Center in Florida, and wearing his AirPods headset at the same time, it was under this normal use that his right ear's AirPods headset began to heat up, then the temperature became higher and higher, and white smoke came out. The user quickly took off the AirPods headset, and found that the right ear's AirPods headset had spontaneously ignited, and the outer plastic had also been melted.

From the picture, we can see that the internal components of the spontaneously ignited AirPods headset have been burnt. Jason Colon said that thanks to his timely detection of the headset heating, he quickly removed it, otherwise the consequences would be unimaginable. Jason Colon thinks this is a problem with the Apple AirPods headset itself, which is in normal use. Apple spokesman said in an interview with the TV station that they were investigating the accident.

With the spontaneous combustion of the battery of Samsung Note 7 mobile phone, the spontaneous combustion of digital products has gradually become the focus of attention. The spontaneous combustion of Samsung mobile phones tells us that the original spontaneous combustion can be widespread, while Apple's products do not have large-scale spontaneous combustion events, but the news about the "explosion" of iPhone is not new, and this time it is Apple's AirPods wireless headset.

From the picture, we can see that the internal components of the spontaneously ignited AirPods headset have been burnt. Jason Colon said that thanks to his timely detection of the headset heating, he quickly removed it, otherwise the consequences would be unimaginable. Jason Colon thinks this is a problem with the Apple AirPods headset itself, which is in normal use. Apple spokesman said in an interview with the TV station that they were investigating the accident.