Yes, AirPods do work with an Android. AirPods are compatible with any Bluetooth device.
Nevertheless, utilizing AirPods with a non-Apple device will result in variations in features.
According to Apple, while it is possible to utilize your AirPods for communication and audio playback on other Bluetooth devices, the Siri functionality is not available. Additionally, other features of the AirPods, such as ear detection and the double-tap function, will not operate when connected to a non-Apple device.
When using AirPods with a non-Apple device, removing them from your ears will not cause the music to pause as it typically would. Additionally, the double-tap feature on the AirPods, which enables users to skip, pause, or play audio, is not functional when connected to devices that are not manufactured by Apple.
How To Pair Airpods to a non-Apple Device
Follow the instructions provided by Apple to connect AirPods with a device that is not manufactured by Apple.
- Turn on Bluetooth on your non-Apple device by going into settings.
- If you have AirPods or AirPods Pro, open the lid of the charging case with the earphones inside.
- Press the setup button on the back of the case and hold until the status light turns white.
- If you have AirPods Max, press and hold the noise control button until the status light turns white.
- In the Bluetooth option in settings, find the list of other available devices.
- Once the AirPods are on the list, select the option and they will pair.
