How to Connect Airpods to HP Laptop: Using 3 Steps.

There are a lot of different things that you need to know about how to connect your Airpods to your laptop. From what you need, how to do it and why it’s important, here is everything you need to know.

What you will need

-An iPhone or iPad with iOS 12

-A laptop with Bluetooth capabilities

-Airpods

-An Apple USB-C to Lightning cable.

Step One – Connect the Airpods to your laptop

First, you need to connect the Airpods to your laptop. There are different ways that you can do this:

-Plug one of the Airpod’s charging case into one of the USB-C ports on the bottom of your laptop.

-Use a lightning cable and an adapter to connect both the Airpod case and your laptop.

-Take out one of the Airpods from its case and insert it into a headphone jack on your laptop.

Next, charge up the Airpods for at least 5 minutes before using them for the first time so they can be fully charged – this ensures that they will last longer throughout your day.

Step Two – Disconnect from Laptop

First, you need to make sure the laptop is turned off. Next, take out your Airpods and put them in the charging case.

Next, plug one end of the lightning cable into your laptop and the other end into the Airpod charging case.

Finally, close it up and you’re good to go!

Why is it important? The reason why it’s important to do this step first is because if you forget about this step, when you try to connect your Airpods with your laptop later on, you won’t be able to turn on your laptop. It’s important not to forget these steps because they can save you plenty of time!

Step Three – Finish connecting Airpods to laptop.

This is the last step in connecting your Airpods to your laptop. You’ll need to know how to use your Airpods with a laptop before you can finish this step of the process.

If you don’t have an Airpod, let’s continue on with the process.

Luckily for most users, it’s easy to get started. Just plug one or both of your Airpods into the Lightning port on your device and click “connect” in order to make them appear as an audio input in your Mac or Windows PC.