Bluetooth Headphones: Wireless headphones are becoming increasingly visible in public spaces. You can find them in all big cities, not only when you see people running in parks or squares. Right now, the market offers models for every taste and pocket, so the price range is extensive. Pairing these accessories with Bluetooth has undoubtedly become a daily activity, but it can also be a source of frustration for some. Fast Pair is here to help you.
Everything is better with Bluetooth.” Those who use connected devices daily can quickly identify with this phrase pronounced by the character of the scientist Sheldon Cooper (Jim Parsons) in the Big Bang Theory series. We’ve grown accustomed to plugging in our speakers, headphones, mice, and winter hats in less than ten years. The BlueTooth connection is part of the technological arsenal in implementing the STOP-COVID platform in France. Pairing Bluetooth accessories is an increasingly common activity but can frustrate many people.
Detection
To make life easier for people who struggle to pair their Android phone with BlueTooth, Google is launching Fast Pair. Designed for smartphones running Android version 6.0 or higher, this feature detects the phone and automatically connects it to the headset. This can be very useful if you leave your Bluetooth headphones and immediately forget where to put them. You can ring just the left or right earbuds if you have “true” wireless headphones (headphones that aren’t linked by cables or wires). In the event of loss, you can check your last known position in the “Find My Device” app if you have enabled location history.
Notification
Fast Pair also helps you recharge your true wireless earbuds. You will receive a phone notification about the battery level of each component (right earphone, left earphone, and the case itself, if it has one) when you open the charging case. The most significant thing is that you will know exactly when to recharge the headphones since the program alerts you when the battery of the headphones and the case are running low. There is, therefore, no risk of running out of batteries.
Personalization
Finally, Fast Pair contributes to better management of the pairing of Bluetooth accessories. You can customize your device for wireless headphones or earphones to make it easier to find. You will then see the accessory’s name, including yours after it has been successfully paired with Bluetooth. For example, the Pixel Buds will be renamed “David Pixel Buds.” On phones running Android 10, you’ll also be able to adjust headphone settings, link to Google Assistant, and access Find My Device right from the device details page.