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This article was co-written by Josef Storzi. Josef Storzi is a cell phone and Apple repair specialist and the owner of Imobile LA, a cell phone repair company based in Los Angeles, California. Josef specializes in repairing screens, charging ports, batteries, water damage, speakers, microphones on all phone brands including Apple, Samsung, LG, Nokia and Sony. He also repairs tablets, laptops and desktops and updates mobile software.
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This article shows you how to use the latest Apple wireless headphones. AirPods can be used with any Bluetooth device, but to get full functionality, including Siri connectivity, we recommend using an iPhone or iPad running iOS 10.2 (or higher) or a computer Mac running OS X Sierra operating system.
Steps
Connect to iPhone running iOS 10.2 or later
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Unlock iPhone by pressing the Home button using Touch ID or entering the passcode on the lock screen.
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Press the Home button. This will return you to the main screen, if you are seeing another screen.
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Place the AirPods case next to the iPhone. AirPods must be placed in a box with a tight lid.
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Open the AirPods case cover. The Setup Assistant will start up on your iPhone.
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Tap Connect to start the connection process.
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Tap Done . Your iPhone is now connected to your AirPods.
- If you’re signed in to iCloud, AirPods will automatically connect to any other device running iOS 10.2 or higher or OS Sierra (on Mac) and sign in to iCloud with the same Apple ID.
Connect to another iPhone
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Place the AirPods case next to the iPhone. AirPods must be placed in a box with a tight lid.
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Open the lid of the AirPods case.
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Press and hold the “Setup” button. It’s the small round button on the back of the AirPods case. Hold the button until the signal light is white.
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Open your iPhone’s Settings app with a gray gear icon (⚙️) and usually shown on the home screen.
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Tap Bluetooth near the top of the menu.
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Push the “Bluetooth” slider to the “On” position. The slider has now turned green.
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Tap the AirPods that show up under “OTHER DEVICES” (Other devices).
- You’ll see your AirPods information show up under “MY DEVICES” once the connection is complete.
Connecting to a Mac
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Click the Apple menu. It’s the apple icon in the upper left corner of the screen.
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Click System Preferences… near the top of the selection list.
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Click Bluetooth near the center of the window.
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Click Turn Bluetooth On on the left side of the dialog box.
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Place the AirPods case near your Mac. AirPods must be placed in a box with a tight lid.
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Open the AirPods case cover.
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Press and hold the “Setup” button. It’s the small round button on the back of the AirPods case. Hold the button until the signal light is white.
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Click the AirPods that show up in the “Devices” section to the right of your Mac’s Bluetooth dialog box.
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Click Pair . Your AirPods are now connected to your Mac.
- Check the “Show Bluetooth in menu bar” box at the bottom of the dialog box to enable a drop-down list that lets you quickly switch your Mac’s audio source to your AirPods without accessing access “System Preferences”.
Connect to a Windows 10 computer
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Open the AirPods case and press the connect button on the device. If you get a connection through SwiftPair, choose to accept. This is the same step as connecting a stylus, keyboard, or mouse to your device.
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Open Bluetooth settings in Settings > Devices > Bluetooth and other devices (Bluetooth and other devices).
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Tap “Add a Device”.
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Select “Bluetooth”.
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Select AirPods.
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Wait for Windows Update to complete the connection process.
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Start listening to music from your computer. So you are done.
Listen to music with AirPods
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Take the AirPods out of the box. When taken out of the box, the AirPods are also powered on and ready to use: there is no on/off slider.
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Attach the AirPods to the ear. Once attached to the ear, AirPods usually automatically connect to the connected device’s audio source; You don’t need to do anything extra to hear alert sounds and ringtones with your AirPods.
- Play music, podcasts, videos, or other audio on the connected device to listen with AirPods.
- AirPods connect to iPhone and Apple Watch at the same time. That means you’ll hear audio from your iPhone and Apple Watch using your AirPods without turning it on or reconnecting.
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Double-tap the AirPods. This is an action to activate Siri, receive an incoming call, end a call, or switch to another call.
- AirPods are designed with Siri in mind. Commands like “Play my playlist”, “Skip to the next song”, “Turn up the vpume” and others are all can be done through the Siri function of the AirPods.
- To change double-tap functionality for playing or pausing music, open Settings when AirPods are nearby, tap Bluetooth , select AirPods, and then tap Play /Pause in section “DOUBLE-TAP ON AIRPODS” (Double tap on Airpods).
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Take an AirPod out of your ear to pause audio on the connected device.
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Take both AirPods out of your ears to stop audio playing on the connected device.
Charging AirPods
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Place the AirPods in the carrying case. AirPods will power off when put in the box.
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Close the lid of the box. The carrying case is also a charging tool and will charge the AirPods when the lid is closed.
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Charge the case. Use the charging cable that came with AirPods to charge the case and AirPods at the same time.
- The USB head can be connected to an AC adapter or a computer for charging.
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This article was co-written by Josef Storzi. Josef Storzi is a cell phone and Apple repair specialist and the owner of Imobile LA, a cell phone repair company based in Los Angeles, California. Josef specializes in repairing screens, charging ports, batteries, water damage, speakers, microphones on all phone brands including Apple, Samsung, LG, Nokia and Sony. He also repairs tablets, laptops and desktops and updates mobile software.
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This article shows you how to use the latest Apple wireless headphones. AirPods can be used with any Bluetooth device, but to get full functionality, including Siri connectivity, we recommend using an iPhone or iPad running iOS 10.2 (or higher) or a computer Mac running OS X Sierra operating system.
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