How to Pair Galaxy Buds 2- Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 2 are small but powerful earbuds with good sound and reliable active noise cancellation. And at $150, they cost less than Apple’s AirPods Pro, which do the same things. Like Apple’s AirPods, Samsung’s Buds 2 have smart features that make it easy to do things like connect the earbuds to your phone.
Well, if you have a Galaxy phone or an Android phone. We will show you how to connect the Buds 2 to a Galaxy phone, an Android phone, an iPhone, and a PC or Mac so that you can use them with any of these devices.
How to Pair Galaxy Buds 2
Below we will mentioned some steps how to connect galaxy buds 2
- Place your earbuds in the wireless charging case and close the lid. Wait at least five seconds, and then open the case again.
- The earbuds will automatically enter Bluetooth pairing mode.
- On your device, enter the Bluetooth settings and look for Galaxy Buds 2 in the list of devices available to connect. Then, select the earbuds from the list.
- After a few seconds the earbuds should connect to the device, and you should see a pop-up message asking you to confirm the pairing. Press OK.
How to Connect Galaxy Buds 2 to Laptop
On PC
- Turn on your Galaxy Buds by opening the cover of the charging box and earbuds will automatically go into pairing mode.
- Next there turn on your laptop’s Bluetooth and for that there are two methods for it
On Mac
- Open the charging case of your Galaxy Buds to put them in pairing mode. Make sure that they are not connected to any other device during the process.
- Open System Preferences and head over to Bluetooth on your Mac.
- Ensure that Bluetooth is turned on. Your Mac will then scan for nearby Bluetooth devices.
- When your Galaxy Buds show up in the scanned devices list, simply click Connect.
How to Connect Galaxy Buds 2 to Phone
On iPhone
- Open Settings and navigate to Bluetooth on your iPhone or iPad.
- Open the charging case of your Galaxy earbuds, and wait for a few seconds.
- The earbuds should appear under the Other Devices section on your Apple device.
- Tap on the name of the device to start the pairing process.
- Once connected, tap the i icon beside the name of the earbuds and select Device Type as Headphone.
On Android
- Download the Galaxy Wearable app from the Play Store on your Android device.
- Tap Start and proceed to grant access for the required permissions to the app. It will then scan for any nearby devices to pair to.
- Your Galaxy Buds should show up in the scanned devices list. Tap on it to start the pairing process. The Galaxy Wearable app could download some additional plugins at this point.
- Tap Pair when prompted.
Can you use the Galaxy Buds 2 for phone calls?
You can make phone calls with the Galaxy Buds 2, but don’t expect them to be as good as an external boom mic. Samsung’s triple-microphone system sounds great on paper, but as the demos below show, it’s just good, not great. The microphones don’t do much to get rid of background noise, so the person on the other end of the call will hear every key you press on your keyboard.
FAQs
Place your earbuds in the wireless charging case and close the lid. Wait at least five seconds, and then open the case again. The earbuds will automatically enter Bluetooth pairing mode. On your device, enter the Bluetooth settings and look for Galaxy Buds 2 in the list of devices available to connect.
Galaxy Buds / Buds + cannot connect to multiple devices simultaneously but can quickly switch between devices. Once your devices are paired, they will connect automatically the next time they are used. There is no need to disconnect and reconnect with a second device.
If your Bluetooth devices won’t connect, it’s likely because the devices are out of range, or aren’t in pairing mode. If you’re having persistent Bluetooth connection problems, try resetting your devices, or having your phone or tablet “forget” the connection.
If your Bluetooth devices won’t connect, it’s likely because the devices are out of range, or aren’t in pairing mode. If you’re having persistent Bluetooth connection problems, try resetting your devices, or having your phone or tablet “forget” the connection.
