How to Connect AirPods to Laptop

By August Garry Tue, 12/14/2021

Can you connect AirPods to PC? Yes, yes you can! In this article, we'll show you how to connect your AirPods to your laptop—specifically, your Windows laptop.

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How to Connect AirPods to PC

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  1. Open Settings from your Start menu.

    connect AirPods to PC - Open Settings
     
  2. Click Devices.

    how to connect AirPods to PC - Click Devices
     
  3. Click Add Bluetooth or other device.

    how to connect AirPods to PC - Add device
     
  4. Click Bluetooth.

    how to connect AirPods to PC - Click Bluetooth
     
  5. Make sure your AirPods' lid is open.
  6. Select your AirPods from the list.

    how to connect AirPods to PC
     
  7. Hold the button on the back of your AirPods case, and they should connect to your PC.
  8. When your AirPods are done connecting, click Done.

    How to connect AirPods to PC - Click Done

Now your AirPods are connected to your PC, and you can use them to listen to music, take Zoom calls, and more!

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Topics

How-To
AirPods
PC
Bluetooth
Device Management

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August Garry

August Garry is an Associate Editor for iPhone Life. Formerly of Gartner and Software Advice, they have six years of experience writing about technology for everyday users, specializing in iPhones, HomePods, and Apple TV. As a former college writing instructor, they are passionate about effective, accessible communication, which is perhaps why they love helping readers master the strongest communication tools they have available: their iPhones. They have a degree in Russian Literature and Language from Reed College.

When they’re not writing for iPhone Life, they’re reading about maritime disasters, writing fiction, rock climbing, or walking their adorable dog, Moosh.