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Find & set up Bluetooth devices near your Android device

To connect some devices to your phone without a cord, you can use Bluetooth. After you pair a Bluetooth device for the first time, your devices can connect automatically. If your phone is connected to something through Bluetooth, at the top of the screen, you'll find a Bluetooth icon . Learn how to connect a Bluetooth device.

1. From the top of the screen, swipe down.
2. Tap Bluetooth .

Tip: To save battery, turn off Bluetooth when not in use. Bluetooth is off in Airplane mode.

Important: Your devices stay paired until you unpair them.

1. From the top of the screen, swipe down.
2. Touch and hold Bluetooth .
3. Tap Pair new device.
4. To pair your device, tap the name of the Bluetooth device.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions.

Tip: If you’re asked for a passcode and don't have it, try the most common ones like "0000" or "1234."

1. Make sure:
   • Your Bluetooth accessory works with Fast Pair. Accessories that work with Fast Pair say so on their boxes. Many also say "Made by Google" or "Made for Google." Find accessories in the Google Store.
   • Your Android device uses Android 6.0 or higher.
   • Your Android device has Bluetooth and Location turned on.
2. Turn on your Fast Pair accessory and put it in pairing mode.
   • Make sure your accessory is near your Android device.
3. When you get a notification, tap Tap to pair.
4. You'll get a "Device connected" or "Pairing complete" notification.
5. If your accessory needs to be set up, tap Set up now.

Tips:

• If you don’t get a notification:
  1. On your Android device, open the Settings app.
  2. Tap Connected devices.
  3. Under “Available devices,” select the device you want to pair.

• If your Fast Pair accessory doesn't show in the notifications, manually pair your Bluetooth device.
• To learn more, go to Find Fast Pair accessories.

1. Make sure the Bluetooth is turned on.
2. Touch and hold Bluetooth .
3. In the list of paired devices, select a paired disconnected device.
4. When your phone and the Bluetooth device are connected, the device shows as "Connected."

1. From the top of the screen, swipe down.
2. Touch and hold Bluetooth .
3. Make your change:

Tip: On a tablet that people share, each person can change the overall Bluetooth settings.

Your Android device automatically categorizes Fast Pair devices and car kits that support Android Auto projection.

If your Android device doesn't automatically categorize your Bluetooth device, you can manually select your Bluetooth device type:

1. Open your device’s Settings app.
2. Tap Connected devices.
3. In the list of connected devices, select a device's settings.
4. Select “Audio device type:”
   • Not set
   • Speaker
   • Headphones
   • Car
   • Hearing device
   • Other

Tip: Setting the correct device type can help:

• Spatial audio experience on specific audio device types.
• Hearing health and loudness measurement features.

Important: When you connect with Fast Pair, your Bluetooth accessories are associated with your Google Account. Your other connected devices can recognize newly added accessories and prompt you to pair with the accessories automatically.

Tip: To save devices automatically, turn on Automatically save devices.

By default, you’ll receive notifications for nearby devices that you can set up. If you turn off notifications, you can still find devices near you when you open your phone’s Settings app.

1. Open your device’s Settings app.
2. Tap Google All services.
3. Under “Connected devices & sharing,” tap Devices.
4. Turn Scan for nearby devices on or off.

• If you don’t find a notification, search for the device in your Settings app.
  1. Open your device’s Settings app.
  2. Tap Google All services.
  3. Under “Connected devices & sharing,” tap Devices.
• Check that you’re close to the device. Your phone needs to be within 0.5 m or 1.6 ft of accessories that work with Fast Pair.
• Make sure that your phone has Bluetooth and Location turned on.
  • Learn how to turn on Bluetooth.
  • Learn how to turn on location for your phone.
• ​Check that your phone is connected to a Wi-Fi network or mobile network.

Your phone can’t find and set up all devices automatically. If there’s no device in your Settings app, try to connect in another way, like with Bluetooth.

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The data that Fast Pair collects is encrypted in transit. To find and delete Fast Pair accessories and tags that are saved to your account:

If you don't want to receive Fast Pair notifications for pairing, you can opt out of Fast Pair scanning in the settings.

1. On your phone or tablet, open the Settings app.
2. Tap Google Devices and sharing Devices.
3. Turn off Scan for nearby devices.

Tip: After you pair your devices through the Bluetooth settings page, you'll receive a notification about account association. If account association isn’t desired, you can disregard this notification.

To quickly pair your Bluetooth devices, Google collects certain info of devices that use your Google Account. Some of this functionality uses Google Play services. For example, Fast Pair collects:

• Personal info for functionality purposes, like the name you call a Bluetooth device during setup.
• Performance data and usage info for analytics purposes.

• Use Nearby to interact with what’s around you
• Connect via Bluetooth

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