How to Connect Samsung Galaxy Buds to Your Windows or Mac Computer
They will become your best buds
Samsung Galaxy Buds can connect to a variety of gadgets, from iOS and Android devices to Bluetooth-enabled TVs, PCs, and laptops. If you’re having trouble connecting your Samsung Bluetooth headphones to your laptop, look no further.
In this tutorial, we’ll explain how to connect Galaxy Buds to your laptop, Windows PC, or Apple Mac. This tutorial covers all Galaxy Bud models, including Samsung Galaxy Buds Live, Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Buds Plus, Galaxy Buds Pro, Galaxy Buds 2, and Galaxy Buds 2 Pro.
How to Put Your Galaxy Buds Into Pairing Mode
You can easily connect Galaxy Buds to Samsung phones via the Galaxy Wearable app. However, if you want to use your Samsung Galaxy Buds with non-Samsung devices, you’ll need to put them into pairing mode.
This will make Galaxy Buds discoverable to yourBluetoothdevice so you can start the pairing process. A pop-up should appear on your device to initiate the connection.
There are two ways to put your Samsung Galaxy Buds into pairing mode, one way with the charging case and one way with the buds themselves. The charging case method tends to be easier, so it’s worth trying that method first.
To put your Galaxy Buds in pairing mode:
If you’ve lost your charging case, or the charging case isn’t working for you, you can use the touch sensors on your Samsung Galaxy Buds to enter Bluetooth pairing mode.
How to Connect Your Samsung Galaxy Buds to a Microsoft Windows Laptop or PC
You can pair Galaxy Buds to your Microsoft Windows laptop easily through the Bluetooth settings.
How to Connect Galaxy Buds to Mac
Apple AirPodsaren’t the only wireless earbuds you can connect to an Apple Mac. You can pair your Samsung Galaxy earbuds with MacOS devices with the steps below.
Easy Listening
And that’s how to connect your Samsung Galaxy Buds to your laptop. You should now be able to listen to music and other audio playing on your laptop through your Samsung earbuds.
Keep in mind, you can use this same method to connect your Buds to other devices like iPhones, iPads, Samsung TVs, and Android phones like the Google Pixel.
Jake Harfield is an Australian freelance writer whose passion is finding out how different technologies work. He has written for several online publications, focusing on explaining what he has learned to help others with their tech problems. He’s an avid hiker and birder, and in his spare time you’ll find him in the Aussie bush listening to the birdsong.Read Jake’s Full Bio
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