AirPods Pro not connecting - socket timeout error

[Tharunkunamalla]

I am unable to connect my AirPods Pro using LibrePods. The app shows:
"Couldn't connect to socket: timeout"

Even though:

AirPods are paired via Android Bluetooth
Bluetooth is ON
Device was previously connected

Steps to reproduce:

Pair AirPods Pro with Android device
Open LibrePods
Try to reconnect
Error appears

Expected behavior:
AirPods should connect and settings should be accessible

Actual behavior:
App shows "AirPods not connected" and socket timeout error

Device info:

Phone: Oppo A78
Android version: Android V-15+
App version: (LibrePods latest)

Additional info:
Tried resetting AirPods and re-pairing, but issue persists.

[BattleChickenHD]

Im not the developer of this app, but if im not mistaken, for Oppo Devices, it works root free only if you have the latest version of Android 16 / ColorOS 16 or later installed on your device. Since you said you have Android 15, it won't work without root for your device. You either have to update to android 16 (im not sure if your device will receive Android 16) or root your device (not recommended to root if you don't know what your doing)

[Tharunkunamalla]

Im not the developer of this app, but if im not mistaken, for Oppo Devices, it works root free only if you have the latest version of Android 16 / ColorOS 16 or later installed on your device. Since you said you have Android 15, it won't work without root for your device. You either have to update to android 16 (im not sure if your device will receive Android 16) or root your device (not recommended to root if you don't know what your doing)

Hey, thanks for the reply. Actually, the first time I was able to get the UI/interface working. But after I reset my AirPods, I haven’t been able to get that interface back again.

The first time, I had changed my AirPods name and adjusted some features, but after resetting them, it stopped working.

Thanks again for the help!

[datatan-eu]

This is still the case for me on the most recent Graphene OS update, which supposedly had the fix for L2CAP.
I've tried multiple builds, but all return with socket error: timeout.