Airpods seem to have a Chinese name by default

Question

When I set up a pair of airpods, the name shown is in what appears to be Chinese + English:

This isn't a big deal, but I'm wondering why it does this. What do those Chinese characters mean?

Answer 1

my name is Mei, and to answer first character 枫 ( fēng ) is a component to a chinese name and literally means "Maple" and second character 的 ( de ) is a possessive particle or meaning "of" or belonging to, to put simply it means "Feng's AirPods"

Answer 2

If I were you, and if it is annoying you, I would suggest just running a factory reset on the AirPods. It might help :)

From The Mac Observer:

How to Factory Reset Apple AirPods, May Help with Battery and Pairing Issues

• Put your AirPods in their case—keep the lid open.

1. Hold the button on the back, as shown above, for three to five seconds until the amber light blinks three times.
2. Close the lid.
3. On your iPhone, go to Settings > Bluetooth > AirPods and Forget This Device, as shown below