How To Connect Galaxy Buds To Laptop/PC

The Galaxy Buds are Samsung’s real wireless answer to Apple’s massively popular AirPods, and they’re even better, according to our analysts. These are the earbuds for you if you’re a Samsung Galaxy fanatic. Samsung’s new Galaxy Buds are incredibly simple to pair with your Galaxy phone. When you place the case near your Bluetooth-enabled phone, a pop-up displays on the screen requesting you to connect.

But what if you want to use your Galaxy Buds to connect to a laptop? Or your phone that isn’t a Galaxy?

If you are having trouble figuring out how to connect galaxy buds to laptop or computer and discovered that Samsung offers no instructions on how to do it elsewhere on their website. This blog will help you link Galaxy Buds to your device. Previously we have also published an article on how to connect AirPods to windows laptops/PC.

Connect Galaxy Buds with a Windows 10 laptop

To pair the Galaxy Buds with a Windows 10 machine, open the Start Menu and type “Bluetooth” into the search box.

1. Go to Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices.

2. Select Bluetooth from the pop-up window after clicking Add Bluetooth or other devices.

3. The computer will start looking for nearby devices, and you can then choose the earphones from the list.

Unpair Galaxy Buds from a Windows 10 laptop

1. Return to Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices to permanently unpair the Galaxy Buds from the PC.
2. You should now see the earphones listed under Audio.
3. To unpair them, click the name, then click Remove device.

Pair Galaxy Buds with a Mac

It’s not difficult to connect the Galaxy Buds to a Mac.

1. First, select Bluetooth from the System Preferences menu.
2. Click Connect when the Galaxy Buds show in the list of nearby devices.
3. If you check the option at the bottom of the window, a Bluetooth icon will appear in the menu bar, making connecting and disconnecting your headphones much easier.

Read also: How to connect PS4 to a laptop screen

Unpair Galaxy Buds from Mac

Go to System Preferences > Bluetooth and click the X next to the item for the Galaxy Buds to permanently unpair them from your Mac.

Bonus Tip

Connect Galaxy Buds to non-Galaxy Android Device

Let’s look at how to connect them to an Android device.

1. Before you begin, ensure your Galaxy Buds are disconnected from any devices they are linked to. There’s no need to unpair them, but double-check that they’re not connected. The easiest way is to turn off Bluetooth on the device they were connected to.
2. When you open the Galaxy Buds case with the Galaxy Buds inside, they’ll instantly go into pairing mode without visual indication.
3. To access Bluetooth settings on your Android phone, pull down the notification shade, tap, and hold on to the Bluetooth icon.
4. To add a device, tap it.
5. The Galaxy Buds should appear in the list. Click them to pair them.
6. They should be ready to go after they’ve been tapped.

Pair the Galaxy Buds with an iPhone

Finally, here’s how to pair your Galaxy Buds with your iPhone.

1. Before you begin, ensure your Galaxy Buds are disconnected from any devices they are linked to. There’s no need to unpair them, but double-check that they’re not connected. The easiest way is to turn off Bluetooth on the device they were connected to.
2. When you open the Galaxy Buds case with the Galaxy Buds inside, they’ll instantly go into pairing mode without visual indication.
3. Open the Settings on your iPhone now.
4. Toggle Bluetooth on or off.
5. To add a device, tap it.
6. The Galaxy Buds should appear in the list. Click them to pair them.
7. They should be ready to go after they’ve been tapped.

In any case, if you’re having trouble:

• Check to see if your Galaxy buds are fully charged.
• Place them in the case and plug in the charger; set aside for 10–15 minutes (with the cover closed).
• Turn your PC’s Bluetooth on and off a few times, then restart your computer.
• After the computer has rebooted, proceed to “Add a Bluetooth Device” and only then open the lid of the galaxy buds shell by clicking on “Bluetooth.”
• Now that your galaxy buds are listed, you should be able to connect them to your computer.