How to Connect Cricut Air 2 Bluetooth: All Devices Are Covered!


Need expert help to connect Cricut Air 2 Bluetooth? Don’t worry; I’ve got you covered! With years of experience as an enthusiastic crafter, I have made hundreds of projects to date. However, you need to set up your Cricut machine before using it. Yes, this blog is all about Cricut, and I am going to show you how to connect Cricut Air 2 (or Cricut Explore Air 2) to Bluetooth on various devices, including Windows, MacBook, Android, and iOS.

If you are a beginner and just bought a new Cricut machine, then you will be surprised to know that you can use your Cricut with your phone, too. This guide will also teach you how to connect Cricut Explore Air 2 to iPhone and Android. So, what are we waiting for? Let’s get started without any further delay!

Connect Cricut Air 2 Bluetooth to Your Desktop

When I first bought my Cricut Explore Air 2, I first connected it with my Mac. I have never used it on Windows. However, I don’t think there is much difference between these devices. Whether you use Windows or Mac, the user interface for Cricut Design Space software will remain the same. So, whichever device you are using, you can find the steps below and connect Cricut to Bluetooth.

One more thing: you had better try to locate the Cricut and computers as close as possible to each other. Below are the steps for connecting the Cricut cutting machine via Bluetooth on PC & Mac:

For Windows

  1. Plug your Cricut machine into the wall outlet and power it on.
  2. After that, turn on your Windows PC.
  3. On your desktop’s taskbar, type the Windows logo + I keys using your keyboard.
  4. Next, you have to go to the Settings option.
  5. In settings, select the Devices option.
  6. Then, you have to enable Bluetooth. If it is already on, then move to the next step.
  7. Now, you should click on Add Bluetooth or other device.
  8. Next, a pop-up will appear. Here, you need to choose Bluetooth.
  9. Afterward, wait and check if your desktop detects the nearby devices.
  10. Once your Cricut appears in the search list, select it to pair.

For MacBook

  1. Place your Cricut Explore Air 2 at a distance of 10-15 feet from your Mac.
  2. Then, you have to power on your Cricut and MacBook.
  3. After that,  you need to navigate tothe Apple menu.
  4. Next, click on System Preferences.
  5. On the following screen, find your Bluetooth and turn it on.
  6. Now, you need to ensure that your Mac’s Bluetooth is on.
  7. Lastly, choose the machine from the available list and pair it with your Mac’s Bluetooth.

Connect Cricut Air 2 Bluetooth to a Smartphone

I still use my Android phone to use my Cricut machine. It is very convenient and sometimes time-saving. So, if you are also interested in using a phone to connect your Cricut Explore Air 2 machine, then below are the simple steps for you.

Below are the steps for connecting the Cricut machine setup via Bluetooth on Android & iOS:

For Android

  1. Unlock your Android device and go to the Settings.
  2. As you open the phone’s settings, head to the Bluetooth option.
  3. Next, turn on the Bluetooth.
  4. After that, let your Android phone search for the nearest Cricut machine.
  5. Once it is visible in the list, select it to pair it.

For iOS

  1. Go to your iPhone or iPad device that you are using.
  2. On your device, you have to look for the Settings app.
  3. As you enter the phone’s settings, you will find the Bluetooth. You have to enable it if it is disabled. You can also navigate to the toggle button and turn it on from there.
  4. Once you have turned on the Bluetooth, you better wait for a while.
  5. Then, your iOS device will start looking for the nearest device kept within a distance of 10 to 5 feet.
  6. Once your phone finds the Cricut model, you need to click on it to pair it.

Finally, you have understood how to connect Cricut Air 2 Bluetooth to your computer and mobile device. Remember, the steps will be the same for all types of Cricut models. Just connect the Cricut to your compatible device and enjoy the crafting with your Cricut hassle-free.

FAQs

Why is Cricut Explore Air 2 not connecting to Bluetooth?

If your Cricut cutting machine is not connecting to your Bluetooth, then it might be due to the following reasons:

  • Connectivity Issues: The long distance between your Cricut and another device can reduce the chances of a wireless Bluetooth connection. So, make sure you have placed them near each other.
  • Bluetooth Connection: Check whether you have turned on the Bluetooth.
  • System Requirements: You should also ensure that your system meets the basic requirements or has built-in Bluetooth.

How to reset my Cricut Explore Air 2 Bluetooth?

Below are the simple steps to help you reset your Explore Air 2 Bluetooth:

  1. You have to go to the Settings.
  2. Then, select the Bluetooth option.
  3. Next, you have to select the Gear icon given next to the machine.
  4. Lastly, you will need to select the Forget option.

Can I connect my Cricut Explore Air 2 to any computer?

No, you can’t! Plus, Cricut has already mentioned on its official website (Cricut.com/setup) the devices that are compatible with Cricut. These computers are only Mac and Windows. Besides, Linux/Unix and Chromebooks are not compatible with Cricut. So, choose your device wisely before investing in the Cricut machine or computer that you are going to buy for crafting.

Conclusion

This is the end of the blog, and before I finish, let me summarize all the points that I have discussed in this blog. In this blog, I have focused on a topic: how to connect Cricut Air 2 Bluetooth. Through this guide, I have explained the quick and simple steps to connect Cricut Explore Air 2 to a computer or mobile device. Find the stepwise instructions for all devices, including Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android. Get your Cricut connected today in no time.

For more information visit: design.cricut.com

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