You can replace a charging case by matching it to your earbuds and the features you want. Here’s a simple checklist:

1. Match your generation/variant: Look for listings that call out 1st/2nd, 3rd, 4th, Pro, or ANC. Many product pages also list model codes (for example, some 4th Gen show A3050/A3053/A3054; some 4 ANC show A3055/A3056/A3057).
2. Confirm the port: Choose USB-C or Lightning to match your cables.
3. Decide on charging features: Some replacements support wireless charging, others are wired only.
4. Pairing-ready: A Bluetooth pairing/sync button can help with setup.
5. Read the notes: “Case only” or “no earbuds included” is commonly stated.
6. Consider condition: Restored/refurbished options may be available.

After delivery, follow the manufacturer’s instructions for pairing; setup steps and results can vary.

You’ve got a few practical paths, depending on what you need right now:

• Replacement charging case: Shop a case that matches your earbuds’ generation (1st/2nd, 3rd, 4th, Pro, or ANC). Check the port (USB-C or Lightning), and look for a Bluetooth pairing/sync button. Features like wireless charging may be available.
• Know what’s included: Many listings clearly state “case only” and “no earbuds included.”
• Protective covers: These sleeves protect an existing case and won’t charge earbuds, so they’re useful after you have a replacement charger case.
• Condition and availability: You may see restored/refurbished options. Always review product details and compatibility notes before ordering.

If you’re unsure, compare the generation and model codes shown in product titles to your earbuds’ version for the best fit.

You can shop “case only” options right on Walmart. You’ll find two main types:

• Replacement charging cases: Designed to charge and pair with your earbuds. Check generation/variant (1st/2nd, 3rd, 4th, Pro, ANC), port type (USB-C or Lightning), and whether wireless charging is supported. Look for a Bluetooth pairing/sync button.
• Protective covers: Slip-on shells for drop/scratch protection with features like carabiners, locking lids, rugged bumpers, or clear finishes with reduced yellowing.

Tip: Use generation keywords in the product titles (e.g., “4th Gen,” “Pro,” “ANC”) and review the description for compatibility notes and phrases like “no earbuds included.” Availability and features can vary by listing.

Keeping a spare can make everyday use easier and reduce downtime:

• Backup charging: A second charging case at work or in a travel bag can help when the primary one isn’t handy.
• Household sharing: Families can keep an extra case in common areas for convenience.
• Protection options: Extra protective covers with locks, carabiners, or rugged bumpers can add drop and scratch defense for active days.
• Feature flexibility: Choose USB-C to match current cables, or opt for wireless-charging–enabled replacements for more charging versatility.
• Specs to review: Battery capacity and compatibility details vary; the product page usually lists them.

As with any accessory, setup and performance can vary by model and usage.

Match the product details to your earbuds before adding to cart:

1. Identify your version: Look for listings labeled 1st/2nd, 3rd, 4th, Pro, or ANC. Product pages often include model codes (e.g., some 4th Gen list A3050/A3053/A3054; some 4 ANC list A3055/A3056/A3057).
2. Check the charging port: Pick USB-C or Lightning to align with your setup.
3. Choose the type: A replacement charging case powers and pairs; a protective cover adds exterior protection for an existing case.
4. Review compatibility notes: Look for phrases like “case only,” “no earbuds included,” and generation-specific fit.

If anything’s unclear, reviewing the product description carefully or messaging the seller through Walmart’s platform can help confirm fit.