How to Connect Airpods to Macbook Air

 This article explains you how to connect Airpods to a MacBook Air, to create a light, portable pair for mobile and listening to audio.

Connecting AirPods to a MacBook Air is so simple. Taken a few clicks, buttons and presses and you'll be listening to wireless audio. Follow these steps and know How to Connect Airpods to Macbook Air.

1. Tap on APPLE MENU on the top left corner, and then click on System Preferences.

2. Tap on Bluetooth.

3. Click Turn Bluetooth on. Keep this window open for taken few next steps.

4. Both AirPods in the charging case open the cover. Press the centre button on the AirPods case until the light starts to blink.

5. Now, the AirPods will appear in the Bluetooth’s window. Click to Connect.

6. In a moment, the AirPods will be connected to your MacBook Air and now, you'll be ready to start listen music, phone calls or audios.

You Can Connect Two Pairs of AirPods to MacBook Air at Same Time?

Yes, Get a friend who wants to hear whatever you're listening top, you can connect two pairs of AirPods in one MacBook Air. To do this, follow the steps from the last section to connect both sets of AirPods to the MacBook Air.

 Here's what to do:

1.      Tap on Finder > Utilities > and launch Audio MIDI Setup.

2.      Click on + and click on Create Multi-Output Device

3.      Check box next to the two pairs of AirPods. In the Master Device drop down, you have to choose your AirPod. Check Drift Correction box next to your friend's AirPods.

4.      Go through Apple menu > System Preferences > Sound > Multi-Output Device When it’s done, the MacBook Air's audio is sent to both pairs of AirPods.

 

What to do if AirPods do not connect to MacBook Air?

Your AirPods won't connect to your MacBook Air, and you're not hearing audio from them, Follow these steps to fix it:

1.      Turn Bluetooth on or off. Click the Bluetooth menu in the top right corner on MacBook’s screen > click Turn on & off again.

2.      Remove AirPods and set up again. Tap on Apple menu > System Preferences > Bluetooth > hover over the AirPods > click the X > set up the AirPods again.

3.      Charge AirPods. Put the AirPods into their case again and plug the AirPods in power adapter for recharging the AirPods.

 

What to do if Pairing AirPods gets Break In

If you get any error when you trying to pair with a MacBook Air, open your AirPod’s case and do your pairing process again. If the pairing results in an error message and the cover do not open automatically when you put you’re AirPods in the case, and try connecting them while holding down the centre button for 3 seconds only. This is a trouble shooting method if you need to know how AirPods connects to the MacBook Air.