Bluetooth headsets have changed the way we listen to music. True Wireless earbuds offer freedom from wires. However, pairing an Android to multiple Bluetooth headsets or vice versa is a relatively messy affair. Today Google has announced a new Fast Pair experience.

Google says the new Fast Pair experience makes it easier to connect Bluetooth devices. Google has worked with companies like JBLAudio and Sony for a quick one-tap click feature. Once you fire up the feature, it shows an animated image of your device and explains how it will connect with Google Account.

“The Google Fast Pair Service (GFPS) utilizes Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) to discover nearby Bluetooth devices without using significant phone battery, enabling “magical” scenarios based on device proximity.”

The new Fast Pair experience on #Android is here. With an updated, easier-to-use layout, see how it makes connecting Bluetooth devices to 100+ devices from partners like @JBLaudio and @SonyElectronics more simple and convenient all with a single tap. pic.twitter.com/cWuMMcATrP

— Android (@Android) April 13, 2021

All one needs to do is tap on the blue button. A new prompt mentions how Fast Pai works with “100+ headphones models.” Previously a Pixel Buds animation would pop up. The revamped Fast Pair feature not only functions better but also comes with a better user interface. Previously, the feature was seen with the new Pixel Buds and looks like it is bundled with Google Play Services update.

Fast Pair detects Bluetooth devices near an Android device and lets you connect with a single tap. However, the Fast Pair feature requires Google Play services and notifications to be enabled. Furthermore, you will also get the headphone battery indicator and notification on the Android phone. In case the Bluetooth headset has a companion app, the notification will redirect to the same on the Play Store.