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How to Fix Bluetooth Pairing Problems

by Suzanne Kantra on December 26, 2023

Updated on 12/26/2023 for the latest changes with Bluetooth features and device operating systems.

Bluetooth is a popular method of wirelessly transferring data between two devices, such as your phone and your headphones, your computer and a speaker, or your iPad and a keyboard. It’s one of the most widely used wireless technology in the world, according to the Bluetooth Special Interest Group. More than 5.9 billion Bluetooth products are expected to ship in 2024 alone, and that number will likely increase to more than 7.6 billion per year by 2027.

Bluetooth is all great when it works. But if you’re someone who likes to play around with these kinds of connected gadgets, you know it can be frustrating when there’s a hang-up pairing the two. And as a professional tech journalist who has reviewed hundreds of Bluetooth devices in my career, believe me, I feel your pain. 

Here are some common causes of pairing problems, as well as my advice on what you can do about them.

Understanding Bluetooth pairing

To better understand pairing issues, let's explore how Bluetooth operates. Bluetooth depends on both hardware and software to work properly. From a hardware perspective, the devices need to support the same 2.4GHz frequencies. On the software side, they need to support the same Bluetooth profiles so they can decode instructions for specific functions. For example, you can't pair a mouse with your car because your car doesn’t support the Human Interface Device Profile.

In general, Bluetooth software is backward compatible: Bluetooth devices supporting Bluetooth 5 or higher should still be able to pair with devices using, say, the ancient Bluetooth 2.1, launched back in 2007.

Unless there is a hardware or software incompatibility, most Bluetooth pairing problems can be easily resolved.

Usually, Bluetooth devices connect with one device at a time. When a device is already paired with another device and has an active connection, that will interfere with pairing. However, some headphones support multipoint pairing – a feature that lets one pair of headphones connect to two or even three devices simultaneously.

If you're having issues pairing a multipoint device, I suggest you skip to the section below on tips for solving problems with Bluetooth multipoint pairing before going through the general Bluetooth pairing failure steps.

What you can do about Bluetooth pairing failures

Smarphone and Bluetooth earbuds on a table

1. Make sure Bluetooth is turned on

You should see the little Bluetooth symbol at the top right of the screen if you have an Android device. For iOS and iPadOS, you'll need to go into the settings to enable and disable Bluetooth. Windows users will find Bluetooth in Settings > Devices > Bluetooth (or you may have a shortcut on your taskbar). Mac users will find a Bluetooth status icon on the menu bar.

2. Determine what pairing process your device employs

Most Bluetooth pairing is straightforward. You put both devices into paring mode, they see each other, and they connect. Sometimes, though, there is an extra security step, like typing in a code. If you’re not sure how to pair your device, refer to its user guide; you can usually find one by searching online.

3. Turn on pairing mode

Bluetooth devices typically fall into two main categories: accessories and main devices. Accessories include items like headphones and keyboards, while main devices encompass phones, cars, TVs, and computers.

Accessories usually start in pairing mode out of the box, indicated by a blinking light. Once initially paired, if you need to pair these accessories with another device, you'll have to activate pairing mode again. To do this, search for 'how to put [product name] into pairing mode.' (We have guides for Jabra, JBL, JLab Audio, Mpow, Skullcandy, and Sony.)

For main devices such as phones and cars, you must first ensure Bluetooth is activated. Then, put the device into pairing mode through its settings menu. Instructions for this can typically be found by searching 'put [product name] into pairing mode.'

Let’s say you want to pair your phone with your car’s infotainment system to enjoy hands-free calling, texting, and navigation. First, activate Bluetooth on your phone, making it visible to the car. Then, put your car into Bluetooth-pairing mode. The method varies depending on whether your car is an older model, often requiring a series of button presses, or a newer model, which usually involves navigating the in-dash touchscreen display.

Once your car detects your phone, it may ask for a numeric code that you'll need to confirm or input on your phone. After entering the code, the devices should be paired. Be aware that both your car and phone will only remain in pairing mode for a limited time, usually a few minutes. If you exceed this time, you'll need to restart the pairing process.

4. Make sure the two devices are in close enough proximity to one another

While you wouldn’t think someone might try to pair an iPad with a keyboard if the two weren’t sitting right next to each other, to be clear, you should make sure any devices you're trying to pair are within five feet of one another.

5. Power Bluetooth off and back on

A soft reset of Bluetooth can sometimes resolve an issue. With phones, an easy way to do this is by going into and out of airplane mode. For other devices, turn off the power and restart them.

6. Manage old Bluetooth connections

Bluetooth accessories can actively pair with between one and three devices simultaneously. However, they can store pairing information for several more devices, often up to eight, facilitating easy reconnection.

These accessories typically reconnect automatically to the most recently connected device. If you're experiencing issues with pairing, it might be due to the accessory being connected to another device. For example, if your Bluetooth speaker is registered to connect with your phone, tablet, laptop, and media player, it cannot maintain a connection with all four at once. If you encounter pairing issues, check which device or devices are currently connected and disconnect one to pair with a new device.

Read more: How to Connect a Bluetooth Speaker or Headphones to Your TV

When a Bluetooth accessory reaches its limit for stored connections, it may either drop an old device from its memory or refuse to enter pairing mode. In the latter case, you might need to 'forget' the accessory from one of your currently paired devices or perform a reset.

If you're unable to pair a new device, consider two solutions: either make one of your existing devices 'forget' the accessory to free up a spot, or reset the accessory to clear all existing pairings. You can find specific reset instructions by searching for 'reset [device name].'

7. Charge up both devices you're trying to pair

Some devices have smart power management that may turn off Bluetooth if the battery level is too low. If your phone or tablet isn't pairing, make sure it and the device you're trying to pair with have enough juice.

8. Delete a device from a phone and rediscover it

If your phone sees a device but isn’t receiving data from it, sometimes it helps to start from scratch. In iOS settings, you can remove a device by tapping on its name and then Forget this Device. In Android settings, tap on a device’s name, then Unpair.

If you're deleting the device from your car, you may need to turn off your car after deleting the device, open and close the car door, and wait a couple of minutes before trying to pair the device again.

9. Move away from the WiFi router

Another potential obstacle to successful pairing is interference from devices that use the same 2.4GHz spectrum, such as your WiFi router. WiFi has been designed to cope with this, but it might not be a good idea to have your devices next to your router.

10. Move away from your smart home devices

Some smart home devices use a wireless technology called Zigbee. You find Zigbee in smart home hubs, including Amazon's Echo Show and Samsung's SmartThings Station, as well as a wide range of smart door locks, light bulbs, in-wall switches, open/close sensors, plugs, and more. Like WiFi, Zigbee devices use the same spectrum as Bluetooth devices and can interfere with pairing. Move away from your Zigbee devices when attempting to pair.

11. Move away from your laptop's USB 3.0 or USB-C port

Some USB 3 and USB-C devices generate frequencies in the 2.4GHz range, which can interfere with Bluetooth. Since this is a wired connection, the frequency leakage usually occurs at the ports. However, poorly shielded cables can also be a problem. So, if you're trying to pair Bluetooth gadgets or use them near your computer, try moving them away from your computer, or at least away from plugged-in USB devices.

12. Download a driver

If you’re having problems pairing something with your computer, you might be lacking the correct driver. The simplest way to figure this out is to do an online search for "[product name] driver." If there's an updated driver available, download and install it and see if that fixes the problem.

13. Update the hardware’s firmware

Some automotive audio systems are known to not pair with newer phones because the Bluetooth drivers in these systems didn’t work with later versions of Bluetooth. Updating your vehicle's firmware may fix the issue. If you’re not sure how to get the latest firmware for your car, check with the manufacturer.

14. Remove your Bluetooth device and start fresh

If you're having trouble connecting or experiencing a spotty connection, clearing your Bluetooth cache can resolve these issues by removing outdated or corrupt connection data. You can do this by removing your problematic registered Bluetooth gadget(s), restarting your main device, and then re-pairing.

To remove a device or accessory, follow these steps:

  • For iOS and iPadOS, select the info icon ('i' in a circle) to access the option to 'Forget this device.'
  • For Android phones, select the device and then select 'Unpair' or 'Forget.'
  • For Windows computers, click on the triple dots next to the gadget and select 'Remove device.'
  • For Macs, hover your mouse over the device you want to remove and then click on 'Disconnect' or the 'X' button to remove it.

Once you have removed the unwanted or malfunctioning gadget, restart your main device to clear the Bluetooth cache. Now you can re-pair.

Read more: The Power of Restarting: Why Turning Devices On and Off Fixes Them

Solving problems with Bluetooth multipoint pairing

Multipoint is a Bluetooth technology allowing a device to be actively paired with more than one device simultaneously. This means, for example, your headphones could be paired with both a phone and a laptop at the same time.

If you’re having issues with setting up a multipoint connection, the first thing to do is double-check that your device supports multipoint by searching for '[product name] multipoint Bluetooth' or consulting your product’s manual. Once you’ve confirmed that your device supports multipoint, follow these steps.

Adding a second device to a multipoint product

There's no standard way manufacturers use to handle multipoint connections. But these are the basic steps for most products.

  1. Pair with the first main device the way you would with a single-point Bluetooth device. (If you’re having trouble pairing your first device, consult the list of tips above.)
  2. Leave the first device turned on and pair it with the second one. You'll need to put your headphones or speaker into pairing mode to do this.
  3. Once you have successfully paired with the second main device, you may be simultaneously connected with both main devices. Some manufacturers have you take the additional step of going back to the first main device and reconnecting before allowing simultaneous connections.

Other products (like the Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones, Bose QuietComfort II Earbuds, and Soundcore Liberty 4 NC earbuds) require installing an app and turning on the ability to connect two devices before you can connect with a second main device for multipoint use.

Troubleshooting multipoint connection issues:

Multipoint devices typically connect to two or three devices simultaneously but can store many more connections. If you're having trouble, follow these steps:

  • Using an App: If your device uses an app for multipoint connections, open the app and toggle on the two devices you want to connect simultaneously.
  • Without an App: If you don't use an app, reconnect the main device that has lost its connection. In the Bluetooth settings of the second device, select it from the list of registered devices to reconnect.

Final thoughts

Bluetooth technology, while incredibly useful, can sometimes present challenges in pairing devices. Understanding the basics of how Bluetooth works, recognizing common pairing issues, and following straightforward troubleshooting steps can significantly ease the process. Whether you're trying to connect headphones, keyboards, or any Bluetooth-compatible device, remember these tips for a smoother experience.

[Image credits: Bluetooth headphones with phone via BigStockPhoto]

For the past 20+ years, Techlicious founder Suzanne Kantra has been exploring and writing about the world’s most exciting and important science and technology issues. Prior to Techlicious, Suzanne was the Technology Editor for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and the Senior Technology Editor for Popular Science. Suzanne has been featured on CNN, CBS, and NBC.


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From Shadow Quander on June 09, 2021 :: 8:34 pm


To pair headphones that aren’t listed under Bluetooth on iPhone but they work elsewhere, power off headphones and turn power back on holding down power button for several extra seconds to force pairing. This worked for me on two different brands and two different iPhone models.

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From Chrystal mcleod on June 10, 2021 :: 4:04 pm


I have a t2 bluetooth that i have charged fully and still wont turn on and has a?blue light that is flashing in the led section ive unpaired it from my phone and then tried to repair it and its not reading my phone at all

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From Jordi on June 12, 2021 :: 8:00 pm


jordi

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From Moosh on July 08, 2021 :: 6:36 am


So my JBL headphones wouldn’t connect to my bluetooth on my desktop but on my old laptop it worked…I had tried everything on my pc but today when I upgraded my bluetooth adapter from that crappy targus usb to a proper one plugged into the motherboard it worked straight away. So in summary targus bluetooth usb dongle sucks.

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From Jerry Mabe on July 08, 2021 :: 8:52 am


Only one of my right Beats earbuds provides sound.  The left has sound but is very very low or weak.  The right has proper sound.

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From Josh Kirschner on July 08, 2021 :: 10:55 am


Try forgetting the Beats earbuds on your device and then re-pair them. If that doesn’t work, you can try resetting your Beats earbuds. Here are the reset instructions for each Beats model: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208304

If neither of those things work, do you have a local Apple store you can take them to for evaluation and/or replacement?

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From Joan on July 14, 2021 :: 10:42 am


I have a TV that is not a smart TV so I have a blue tooth transmitter connected to the TV and my headphones are paired to the TV. However, I need to get new headphones as I accidently broke the headband on the headphones I am using now.  What do I do to unpair the headphones that I broke so I can pair the new headphones, when they arrive, to my blue tooth transmitter on the TV? Will just turning the broken ones off work?

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From Josh Kirschner on July 21, 2021 :: 5:35 pm


You shouldn’t need to unpair the old headphones to get the new ones to work. Just put the new ones and your transmitter in pairing mode and go from there. If you have issues, your transmitter likely has a reset button on some sort that will clear out any older paired devices.

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From SirDiamond Williams on July 14, 2021 :: 10:33 pm


I Bluetooth was working fine for quite a long time now I can’t even get it paired what am I doing or not doing I’ve been trying to ask you a question why can I just say hey Google please connect my Bluetooth so that it’ll work sometimes at work but now it’s not

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From belinda on July 25, 2021 :: 11:35 am


trying to use bluetooth on my laptop. i use Linux. but computer nit recognizing it.

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From manoj kumar on July 27, 2021 :: 12:53 pm


ahuja 250 dp i8 not pairing any bluetooth device amplifier display show blue but not pairing

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From MANOJ KUMAR4 on July 27, 2021 :: 12:58 pm


i want new bluetooth penal for ahuja 250 dp amplifier

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From Ron Weaver on August 05, 2021 :: 1:54 pm


I have two signia pure charge&go; x hearing aids that I’m trying to pair with my iphone 11.  The audiologist paired them, but for some reason they quit working.  When I try to follow the directions to pair them, I never get the little pop-up that says pair or cancel.  What am I doing wrong?

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From Josh Kirschner on August 05, 2021 :: 7:08 pm


I’m not familiar with pairing hearing aids, which go through a different pairing process than standard Bluetooth headphones. However, follow these hearing aid pairing instructions from Apple and see if that helps you out.

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From Auxillis2017 on August 17, 2021 :: 12:38 pm


I have an android phone, which I can connect to my tomtom sat nav so it works “habds” free.
“Suddenly” my ‘phone is not recognised by the TomTom.
I notice that the ‘phone shows a diagramatic picture of a headset and annotates it GO 6200 (my sat nav). It appears that the ‘phone is “mis-recognised” and so will not pair. Any help welcome.
King regards, Steve

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From Jamal Alsouz on August 23, 2021 :: 10:29 am


My bluetooth speaker is paired with a cellphone that I no longer have, how can I unpair it without having the old cellphone?

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From Josh Kirschner on August 23, 2021 :: 11:21 am


There shouldn’t be any need to unpair your speaker from your old phone. Simply pair it to your new phone and you will be good to go. Some speakers due have a maximum number of devices they can be paired to, so if you’re paired it to a bunch of phones and now you can’t pair any more (unlikely, but possible), you should do a reset on the speaker. Check with your speaker manufacturer on the reset method for your device.

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From Ashleigh on September 01, 2021 :: 1:47 am


I can’t get my ilive iHb23b speaker to connect to any dec mainly my iPhone 6s I’ve tried everything turn phone on and off clear network settings nothing is working

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From Nita Cooper on September 04, 2021 :: 7:09 am


I have a jbl earbuds and had a
Samsung Galaxy tablet SE5
My Samsung Galaxy SE5 would pair
Great but after 15 minutes it
The voices would stop but the
Bluetooth was still connected 100%
So I got another pair JBL earbuds
Same problem..so I traded for the Sony earbuds still same problem..so Samsung lady said it was my Samsung tablet and then my Iberia bank miss up .then my gool.. so I went to Verizon store again..I got a new tablet a Samsung Galaxy tablet S7FE and it still the same.. Verizon sent all my old apps to my new Samsung Galaxy tablet S7FE..Do you think maybe something went wrong here like a bad app is messed up my Bluetooth.. please help me fix this problem..thank you nita cooper

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From charles Walters on September 20, 2021 :: 5:49 pm


can someone help me my mp3 player will not bluetooth in windows 10.

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From Uraj Shrestha on September 26, 2021 :: 7:47 am


I have a OnePlus 7t and Amazfit GTS 2 watch and when ever i go far from my mobile with my watch Bluetooth disconnect and when i return to my phone it doesnot auto connect

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From Johnsin Wak on October 26, 2021 :: 3:29 am


Cannot on my Bluetooth

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From Charlotte on October 28, 2021 :: 1:42 pm


Your instructions say that you may need to confirm a code (or something) but you don’t tell us where we can find that code.  Think again if I am driving and that message pops up, if I ignore then a different code pops up.  And I am supposed to know what to confirm while keeping my eyes on the road?  BTW this doesn’t always happen.  Just enough to be annoying.

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From chad on November 09, 2021 :: 4:46 pm


i can only hear one headphone at a time they are bluetooth and its says they are in terley diff pair but they are the same pair.

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From frank on November 11, 2021 :: 6:01 pm


I have windows11 and had an issue of not discovering my receiver(yamahaRX-V385) I had to go into control panel by pressing Windows and S then type control panel. Click on hardware and sound. Click on devices and printers. Click add device and then on the receiver go into settings select set up, Bluetooth and setup in order for the computer to discover the device. The simple discover menu as you would use to connect to your phone to either of the two did not work. The computer did not see the signal and the receiver would quit too soon. Windows downloaded drivers once the device was discovered and needed to connect in devices menu once icon appeared.

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From Mustafa on November 13, 2021 :: 2:24 pm


That works for some china TWS ANC stereo models.


Take both same time and click 5 times, wait 2-sec click 5 times, wait 2 sec and again click 5 times. And after 2 times click to left. Left will be master and will be connected to each other as expected.

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From Ashif khan on November 17, 2021 :: 5:01 am


I have realme xt mobile and realme buds air before 2day my mobile can’t connect with buds but buds connect with other mobile and my mobile can connect other bluetooth devices how to solve this problem

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From Chris Preyes on December 08, 2021 :: 9:40 am


when i unpaired the device then my bluetooth cant detect it anymore. Any help?

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From Aranyo Babatunde Bilal on December 13, 2021 :: 6:39 pm


My phone Bluetooth was conne with the new keyboard but it’s not working? What can I do to this it’s fustrating

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From HullGeezer on December 29, 2021 :: 6:39 am


Help the Bluetooth on my hi fi has started clicking and sometimes my hi fi will turn off it has been fine until recently and not only my phone has had problems connecting. Iv tried changing the streaming modes because mine has 2. Do I need a new hi fi?

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From Don on December 29, 2021 :: 6:54 pm


Thanks so much for this great article.

I have a bit of a different twist.  I just downloaded a new Bluetooth driver from Intel that has the AptX capability. 

I’m using ITtunes for playback and Windows 10 is my operating system.  When I open Device Manager and look under Bluetooth, I see the new Intel driver but I also see several other types of Bluetooth.  These are:

1) Bluetooth Device (RFCOMM Protocol TDI)
2) Bluetooth LE Generic Attribute Service
3) Bluetooth LE Generic Attribute Service (listed twice)
4) Intel(R) Wireles Bluetooth(R)
5) IOATAVX BT01 (this is my stereo amp)
6) IOATAVX BT01 Avrcp Transport (again for my stereo amp)
7) LE-Bose QC35 II (headphones)
8) LE-Bose QC35 II Avrcp Transport (also for my headphones)
9) Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator
10) Microsoft Bluetooth LE Enumerator
11) RevCB_A1

Please note that I want my IOTA VX amp to use the Intel Wireless Bluetooth(R) driver through ITunes.

I’ve also got my ITunes playback set to:

Play Audio Using - Direct Sound
Sample Rate For Audio - 192kHz
Bits Per Sample for Audio - 24

Does the computer automatically use the new Intel driver with AptX to send the music to the IOTAVX amp?  Or is there something I need to do - for example, uninstall some of the drivers in Device Manger.

Thanks so much for your advice!

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From katherine on January 09, 2022 :: 7:24 pm


i can here the sownd but not in my bluetooth headphons and it is at 90% i do not know why it is not wocking it was wocking this morning now it is not working can you help me

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From Kev on January 12, 2022 :: 1:05 pm


Had the new fire tablet 11th Gen, got no Bluetooth,
Went to connected devices, the button is ON but it says not connected. How can I get it

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From Penny Kitchen on January 19, 2022 :: 8:14 am


I hD my Bluetooth hooked up to my other phone it hit broke dome how hog another phone and tried yo pair it and it won’t pair

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From charles blakeley on January 20, 2022 :: 2:26 pm


Why suddenly has my Samsung s21 not connected to my car after years on being ok. Now it will not connect. I suppose samsung are not interested.

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From jasoncox on February 06, 2022 :: 4:25 pm


I have a new twiins hf2 blue tooth headset that is not discoverable on any mobile phone . The light is flashing blue and read as it says it should do in discoverable mode . Any ideas appreciated thx

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From Wally E Edward on March 09, 2022 :: 12:27 am


Somebody hacked my phone took over

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From Robert Ritchie on March 23, 2022 :: 11:01 pm


My android phone can’t “see” my earbuds.
I’m unwilling to contact the company because these are a replacement set that wouldn’t pair either.
I’ve cleared my bluetooth file, turned off my watch and router and fully charged, ...nothing. Airbud Pro is supposed to appear and it doesn’t.
Is there an app that will help?

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From BR Recovery on March 31, 2022 :: 12:01 am


Awesome information! Such a wonderful reference! Thanks for all the hard work you have obviously put into this!

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From BR Recovery on March 31, 2022 :: 12:03 am


Thanks for sharing such an informative article

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From reyhan on April 11, 2022 :: 2:08 am


thanks alot of information

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From Ramon Zamora on April 14, 2022 :: 5:28 am


I need to fix my device I been hack to many times already by my own family n near scammed people

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From John McLure on June 18, 2022 :: 1:00 pm


I Bluetooth connect my iPhone to my Bose Soundlink speaker. I listen to SiriusXM. I leave the room and return. The Bluetooth connection switches from my Bose speaker to my KS 10.0 hearing aids.

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From Msamas on July 13, 2022 :: 1:13 pm


My speaker is not showingup in my phone and it not connecting

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From Jimie on August 04, 2022 :: 7:19 pm


Reset JBL and hit Forget this device on iPhone.  Turned iPhone off…tried everything.  It’ll show on the menu under OTHER DEVICES but when I tap on it it doesn’t pair.  Very frustrating.  It’s like I lost use of this device altogether.

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From Elizah Caoin on August 23, 2022 :: 2:22 pm


I have an old ihome with only an on and off puten on it. How do I pair it to my phone????

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From Jane Peters on August 25, 2022 :: 7:52 pm


I have an old, inexpensive treadmill with digital display. It is picking up bluetooth from a transmitter I bought to connect sound from my TV to headphones.

I can’t seem to unpair it and it is dreadfully loud also.

Any ideas?

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From Josh Kirschner on August 26, 2022 :: 9:44 am


I’m assuming you paired these in the past? Otherwise, your treadmill wouldn’t be able to pick up that Bluetooth signal. There must be a way to reset your treadmill Bluetooth settings. If you Google the treadmill name along with user guide, you can probably find instructions on how to do that for your specific model. Else, you can hard reset your TV transmitter and then re-pair it with your TV. If you don’t have instructions for that, take the same Google approach.

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