Are you looking to take your listening experience to the next level? The AirPods Pro are here to help! With active noise cancellation, sweat, and water resistance, and up to 24 hours of battery life, they’re the perfect companion for your Mac.
Getting your AirPods Pro connected to your Mac is simple. First, make sure that both AirPods are in the charging case and that they’re charging. Then open up System Settings on your Mac and click Bluetooth. If your AirPods Pro shows up as a connected device, you’re ready to go!
If not, simply press and hold either the setup button on the back of the case or the noise control button (on AirPods Max only) until the status light flashes white. This will put your AirPods into pairing mode so that you can connect them to your Mac. Once you see them appear in System Settings as a connected device, you’re ready to use them!
Troubleshooting AirPods Pro Connection Issues with Mac
It’s possible that your AirPods Pro may not be connecting to your Mac due to a few different issues. First, make sure that Bluetooth is enabled on your Mac. You can do this by going to the Apple menu. > System Settings and click on Bluetooth. If your AirPods Pro are connected, make sure they are selected as the audio device. Additionally, try putting both AirPods into the charging case, making sure that they are both charging correctly. If these steps don’t solve the issue, you may need to reset your AirPods Pro or contact Apple Support for further assistance.
Forcing AirPods to Connect to a Mac
To force your AirPods to connect to your Mac, start by putting your AirPods into pairing mode. To do this, press and hold either the setup button on the back of the case or the noise control button (on AirPods Max only) until the status light flashes white.
Next, open System Preferences on your Mac, then click Bluetooth in the sidebar. Your Mac should then detect your AirPods and list them as a device to connect to. Click the Connect button next to them and they should begin connecting.
If you don’t see your AirPods in the list of devices, press and hold either the setup button on the back of the case or the noise control button (on AirPods Max only) again until you hear a sound indicating that they are ready for pairing. Then try searching for them again in Bluetooth settings.
Connecting AirPods to a Computer
To get your computer to recognize your AirPods, you will need to put them in the charging case and press and hold the small button on the back of the case until the status light starts blinking white. This will enable the AirPods to be discoverable by your computer’s Bluetooth settings. Once they show up in the Add a device window, you can click to pair and connect them with your computer.
Connecting AirPods Pro to Macbook and iPhone Simultaneously
To connect AirPods Pro to both your Macbook and iPhone at the same time, you’ll need to open the Bluetooth settings on both devices and select the AirPods. This process is very quick and easy, allowing you to switch from music on one device to audio on another in less than two seconds. Additionally, the second-generation AirPods are even faster than the first model, making it easier than ever to switch between devices.