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Using AirPods With Android? You Need to Download These 3 Apps

By Matthew Lynch
June 6, 2023
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AirPods are an excellent accessory for iPhone users, but what about people who use Android phones? The good news is that AirPods can work with Android phones as well, but with some limitations. In this article, we will discuss the steps required to use AirPods with Android phones and the apps that need to be downloaded for an optimal experience.

Step 1: Pair Your AirPods With Your Android Phone

To start the process of using your AirPods with your Android phone, you need to turn on the Bluetooth feature on your phone and put your AirPods in pairing mode. You can do this by pressing and holding the button on the back of the AirPods charging case. Once the light on the case starts flashing, your AirPods are in pairing mode.

Go to the Bluetooth settings on your Android phone and select “Pair new device.” Your AirPods should show up on the list of available devices. Select them, and they will pair with your phone. You should now be able to use your AirPods to listen to music or make phone calls.

Step 2: Download an App for Customization

While the basic functionality of AirPods with Android phones is similar to that of iPhone users, there are some limitations. For example, you cannot use Siri to control your AirPods when using an Android phone. However, there are apps available that can enhance the experience of using AirPods with an Android phone.

The first app you should consider is the AirBattery app. This app shows the battery level of your AirPods and the charging case, which is not available without an app on Android phones. It also shows a notification on your phone when your AirPods are running low on battery, so you can quickly charge them.

Step 3: Download an EQ App

The second app you should download is an equalizer (EQ) app. AirPods have a distinct sound signature that may not be suitable for everyone, and an EQ app can help you customize the sound to your liking. There are many EQ apps available on the Google Play Store, such as Equalizer FX, which allows you to adjust bass, treble, and other sound parameters.

The third app you should consider is the AssistantTrigger app, which allows you to use Google Assistant with your AirPods. This is similar to using Siri with AirPods on an iPhone. With the AssistantTrigger app, you can easily summon Google Assistant by double-tapping on your AirPods.

Using AirPods with Android phones requires some extra effort, but with the right apps, you can customize the experience to your liking. By downloading the AirBattery app, an EQ app, and the AssistantTrigger app, you can enjoy the full functionality of your AirPods with your Android phone. Try these apps out today and see how much they can improve your AirPods experience. 

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