Fast Pair gets synchronized Bluetooth accessories between devices

Fast Pair, which makes it easy to pair Bluetooth accessories with Android, will soon sync paired accessories between Google devices.

Last year, Google introduced Fast Pair following the synchronization of AirPods with Apple devices. Even then, simply connect the headset or other supported accessories to the smartphone. The latter detects and automatically connects the accessories. Soon, this process will no longer need to be done separately on each device and the accessories will already know each device associated with the same Google Account.

The current fast pair supports Google Pixel Buds, Libratone Q Adapt In-Ear Headphones, Bose QuietComfort 35 II and some JayBird headphones. Along with the sync issue, Google announced that Fast Pair would soon support the new Anker and Bose products, and that Google Chrome itself would benefit soon.

In addition, Google announced its collaboration with Airoha Technology Corp. Qualcomm Technologies International brings local FastPair support to its software development environments. On the device side, the minimum system requirements is to use Android 6.0 or later.

sourceGoogle