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How to Check AirPod Battery Levels on an Android Phone

By Matthew Lynch
June 8, 2023
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Apple’s AirPods have been all the rage for a few years now, but one problem with them is that it can be difficult to check the battery levels if you don’t have an iPhone. However, it still is possible to check the AirPod battery levels even if you have an Android phone, and in this article, we’ll walk you through the process.

Step 1: Connect your AirPods to your Android Phone

To check the battery levels, you need to connect your AirPods to your Android phone first. To do that, you need to put your AirPods into the charging case and make sure the lid is open. Then, press and hold the button on the back of the case until the LED light on the front of the case flashes white.

Next, go to your Android phone’s Bluetooth settings and click on “Pair new device.” Navigate to your AirPods and connect them to your Android phone. Once connected, your AirPods will remain connected to your Android phone for future use.

Step 2: Download the “AirBattery” App

To check the battery levels of your AirPods, you’ll need to download a third-party app called “AirBattery”. This app is available for free on the Google Play Store.

Step 3: Open the “AirBattery” App

Once you’ve downloaded the app, open it up. You should immediately see the battery levels of your AirPods on your phone’s screen, along with the charging case.

Step 4: Use the AirBattery Widget (Optional)

If you don’t want to constantly open the AirBattery app to check the battery levels of your AirPods, you can use the AirBattery widget. To add the widget to your home screen, long-press on your home screen, tap on “Widgets,” and then select the AirBattery widget.

With the widget, you’ll be able to see the battery levels of your AirPods without having to open up the app every time.

Final Thoughts

Checking the battery levels of your AirPods is crucial if you want to avoid running out of power while using them. Although it’s not as convenient as checking the battery levels on an iPhone, Android users can still easily check their AirPod battery levels using the AirBattery app. With these simple steps, you can keep your AirPods charged up and ready to go at all times.

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