Apple has absolutely demolished the competition in the smartwatch space with its popular Apple Watch. Not only has it become a fashion accessory for some, but the Apple Watch actually has some of the most useful and accurate health and fitness tracking features. Testimonies from users all around the world have made it clear that the Apple Watch has had a massive impact on their lives, in a positive way.
While the first 2 iterations of the Apple Watch were more of an accessory for people who owned an iPhone, following the release of the Series 3 the Watch flaunted support for LTE variants. This meant that you could essentially grab an LTE version of the Apple Watch, load all of your music and podcasts on it, and never have to bring your iPhone out for workouts. This makes it possible for users to simply connect a pair of Bluetooth headphones or earphones directly to their Apple Watch and listen to music on the go.
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In this very simple guide, we will be going over how you can connect Bluetooth headphones or earbuds to an Apple Watch 7. This guide is also applicable to all other versions of the Apple Watch that have cellular services enabled. With that out of the way, let’s get right into the guide!
How to Connect Bluetooth Headphones or Earbuds to Apple Watch 7
If in case you happen to own a pair of Airpods or one of the newer earphones from Beats, then pairing them to your Apple Watch is as effortless as turning them on (or opening the case), bringing them closer to the watch and tapping on the connect button. This is possible thanks to the Apple W1 chip that was announced with the Airpods and is being used with all audio products from Apple and Beats.