If you want to use your AirPods with your Macbook then you first need to pair your AirPods with your macOS device,
How to pair AirPods with Mac?
- If you have your AirPods in its case, remove them from it, or just open the lid,
- Now press and hold the setup button which you will find at the back of your AirPod case, hold it until you see the white light blinking,
- Now on your Mac, click on the Apple Menu -> System Preferences...,
- Now select Bluetooth,
- From the list of devices you see, select AirPods,
- Optional: You can enable “Hey Siri” if you want to use Siri with your AirPods.
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