When it comes time to pair your device (i.e., when trying to turn on Bluetooth), sign back into those others to see which one it…Īpple has released an official statement to clarify some of the confusion surrounding its AirPods wireless headphones. If you have more than one login for iCloud or iTunes accounts, try signing out of all other ones before continuing. The first thing we need is an Apple ID – if you’re not logged in already, enter one into the box below ‘To Pair with’. Click “AirPods” and then click the checkbox next to “Show how this works” so I can walk you through how to set up your AirPods! On the Bluetooth Preferences Window on our Mac, we’ll see a list of devices that are within range. Here’s how to connect your AirPods to your MacBook Pro On some versions of macOS, it’s possible that you’ll need a third-party app like ‘Batteries’ or Keyboard Maestro’ for this part – if so in the Bluetooth Preferences Window on our Mac. With Bluetooth in place, we’re ready to actually set up our AirPods! To do this, open up Settings and go into General →Bluetooth. They should start charging automatically and appear in the battery icon on your desktop. The first thing we’ll need to do is charge our Air Pods – unbox them from their case and remove any protective plastic film, then plug it into an open USB port on our Mac (using the included charging cable).
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