Bluetooth headphones are a super convenient way to listen to music, watch movies and TV, or play games, and that goes for your PC as much as it does your phone, tablet, or console. But like all ...

If your computer supports Bluetooth 5.0, you can easily connect multiple wireless speakers. As it is one of the features of Bluetooth 5.0 or later. While modern-day computers might come with Bluetooth ...

Although it is not possible to sync or update your iPad using Bluetooth technology, some features such as Personal Hotspot can be used to communicate wirelessly with your computer using Bluetooth. To ...

You are quite used to pair your Bluetooth headphones with your smartphone. But, would you like to know how to connect them to your Windows PC as well? In this guide, we will give you step-by-step ...

As fun as it is to blast your favorite songs (or Netflix shows) from your PC speakers, it's generally a no-no for those of us who live with others. That's where a good pair of Bluetooth headphones ...

Just because Apple's AirPods are designed for other Apple devices doesn't mean they will only work on Apple devices. That's right, you can use your AirPods on your PC or Android-running mobile device.

Listening to music via Bluetooth isn't as simple as plugging in a pair of headphones and playing audio from your device. Yet Bluetooth headphones and earbuds offer a wireless connection that's ...

You probably already know how to pair Bluetooth headphones with your smartphone, but it might not be quite so obvious how to do this on your Windows computer. The good news is the process is ...

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You’ve got YouTube or your favorite music app open and are ready to kick back, when you realize your favorite Bluetooth headphones aren’t connected to your iPhone anymore. So you have to leave your ...

I've been a contributing editor for PCMag since 2011. Before that, I was PCMag's lead audio analyst from 2006 to 2011. Even though I'm a freelancer now, PCMag has been my home for well over a decade, ...