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I'm assuming that they're Bluetooth, as if they were wired, the problem couldn't really come up.
If they're still paired to a device, crank the volume up and try playing something loud enough that you can hear it.
For Bluetooth devices that are powered on and responding to queries for nearby Bluetooth devices, you can also try asking a device that can pair with Bluetooth devices and show signal strength, like a laptop, to query for nearby devices, can kind of use to "home in" on the device.
Found em
they were on my desk under an old empty box of antidepressants
yeeted it
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