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Find OnePlus Buds Or Pixel Buds Location Using Find My Device

Google announced Fast Pair a few years back for quickly pairing Bluetooth devices when they come nearby. And now, the feature has been improvised with the addition of location tracking and battery notifications. So, if you have any fast pair devices like the OnePlus Buds or second-generation Google Pixel Buds, here’s how you can find the location of the lost buds using Google Find My Device.

Find OnePlus Buds/ Pixel Buds Location Using Google Find My Device

Google’s Fast Pair feature can now help you track down compatible accessories. So, if you misplace your OnePlus Buds or second-gen Google Pixel Buds, you can easily locate them using the Find My Device or Find My Accessories service. It can also be used if the buds aren’t connected to your phone provided that you had Location History enabled.

To locate your lost OnePlus Buds or Pixel Buds using Find My Device:

  1. Log in to Find My Device on Android or the web using your Google account.
  2. Here, you’ll see the list of all-compatible buds your phone was last connected to, alongside the time and date.
  3. You’ll also see the bud’s last known location on a map with a headphones icon pinned to a gray background.

Apart from locating the buds, you can also see their battery life and play a sound to locate your lost buds. Just make sure that you’ve upgraded the buds to the latest firmware and set up find my device when setting them up.

The fast pair features work only with Android 6.0 and above, having Google Play services 11.7+. On phones running Android 10, you can also tweak earphones/ buds settings, like linking it to Google Assistant and accessing Find My Device, right from the device details page.

Wrapping Up

This was a quick guide on how you can locate your lost OnePlus Buds, second-gen Pixel Buds, or other fast-pair accessories using Google’s Find My Device. Do let us know your thoughts on this feature in the comments below. Stay tuned for more such articles.

Also, read- How to Stop Google From Tracking Your Location.

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