How To Connect AirPods To Lenovo Laptops Windows 10

We are living in an age characterised by wireless earphones, which have revolutionised and transformed the way we listen to and enjoy music. Our style of listening to and experiencing music has been completely transformed by Apple AirPods, which are one of the most popular wireless earbuds on the market. Taking advantage of Bluetooth technology to connect directly with our ThinkPad is a must-do if you want to get the most out of your music.

In addition to being able to connect to non-Apple devices such as a ThinkPad or other Lenovo laptop that supports Bluetooth connectivity, one of the most interesting features of the AirPods is their ability to connect to non-Apple devices.

Specifically, in this post, I will discuss how to link AirPods to a Lenovo laptop, as well as what you should do if they fail to pair with one another. What you can do if your Lenovo laptop does not support Bluetooth and you want to connect your Airpods will also be covered in this section.

How Do I Connect My AirPods to My Lenovo Laptop?

Apple AirPods are often thought of as a set of earphones that can only be used with Apple products, however the Bluetooth settings allow them to connect to other devices, including Lenovo computers. Here’s how to connect your Lenovo laptop to your AirPods.

• Click the Bluetooth icon in the system tray on your Lenovo laptop.

• Click Add a Bluetooth device.

• Click Add Bluetooth or other device.

• Wait for the AirPods to be detected by the computer.
• Click AirPods.

• The device is now paired with your Lenovo laptop. 

How to Disconnect Apple AirPods From a Lenovo Laptop

Lenovo’s Bluetooth connection may either be turned off or the pair button on the AirPods case can be pressed and held to detach them from the laptop.

Do AirPods Work With Lenovo?

Yes, AirPods are compatible with any Bluetooth-enabled computers and devices, including Lenovo laptops. Apple-based devices, such as iPads and MacBooks, link AirPods more quickly, but they may be added to your system just like any other Bluetooth device.

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