How to use Google Assistant with AirPods Pro

airpods pro
airpods pro

Apple, thanks to the AirPods, has conquered millions of users by beating the competition. Given the enormous success, the famous Cupertino company has also released a Pro variant of these, which offers better audio quality; the latter have a completely different design from the standard version. Despite being a product intended for Apple users, equipped with an iPhone, the AirPods have also conquered Android users, so much so that many of them use the AirPods Pro with their devices. In fact, the AirPods Pro work optimally even with Android devices, via Bluetooth connection. The only lack is the one that allows you to recall Siri, which obviously is only present on iOS devices. Thanks to a special application, however, it is possible to use Google Assistant with the famous Apple headphones.

To help you do this, in this guide we will show you how to use Google Assistant with AirPods Pro.

Use Google Assistant with AirPods Pro

The first thing you need to do is go to the Play Store and download the Podroid Pro application to your device. Once this is done, the application will automatically recognize the famous Apple headphones. Through this application, you can check the charge level of the AirPods Pro and the case, check the usage time, and much more.

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In addition to doing this, Podroid Pro will allow you to customize the gestures, so as to allow you to decide what to do with the various taps made on the stem of a headset. Among the various options you can set the following:

  • next song;
  • previous song;
  • raise the volume;
  • turn down the volume;
  • rewind the song by 30 seconds;
  • play the song for 30 seconds;
  • Google Assistant.
Google Assistant With Airpods Pro
Google Assistant With Airpods Pro

At this point, all you have to do is select how many taps to activate Google Assistant and that’s it.

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