Speaking of today's Bluetooth headsets, AirPods are one of the best options. At the same time, they are the market leader in the field of true wireless listening. However, like some Apple products, you can actually use AirPods with an Android device ..
While iOS users are probably the most direct target audience, Android users are not forgotten. In the eyes of many people, AirPods is the best Android accessory right now! But how do you use AirPods on your Android phone? Can you copy some features from Apple? The answer is yes and it is not difficult to do. Here's how to enjoy the AirPods experience on your Android.
Step 1: Pairing
Since it's the same process, connecting AirPods to an Android phone is as easy as pairing any other Bluetooth accessory with it. Of course, we recognize that Apple's pairing implementation is very cool (just open them to pair!). And it's also very easy with Android..
First, you need to open the cover and then press the white button on the back of the AirPods case. You will find an LED inside the case which will turn white when you enter pairing mode. It just takes you about three seconds to hold the back button down to enter pairing mode.
Once in pairing mode, you will need to go to the “Settings” of your Android phone and look for the “Bluetooth” settings there. Start searching for new devices from there and click on "AirPods" when they appear in the list of available devices..
Step 2: Additional Features
Ok, if you want you can stop here! Just like with any other Bluetooth headset, you can use AirPods. Alternatively, you can go ahead and install a very useful app to enhance your experience.
AirBattery copies the info pop-up screen that iOS users get when they open their AirPods case. Using this app, you can get battery information about how much juice is left in the rechargeable case and each earbud. It is very useful for monitoring the condition of the battery.
It also has some very cool features in its settings. If you help activate the Pro version, you may receive persistent notification allowing you to get a remaining battery update. We also like Spotify's ear detection. This will cause the music in Spotify to pause or resume when you remove the AirPod from one or both ears.
Also Read: How To Use Spotify Offline On Android?
Conclusion
That's it ! While there is a lot of confusion around AirPods and Android devices, we want you to know that no matter what your friends tell you, you can still use them. In fact, a lot of AndroidGuys employees use AirPods every day.
Many of us love our AirPods, but it's not true that everyone loves Apple. If you are interested in checking out some genuine wireless headphones from other companies, please see the comments below.
