Bluetooth headphones have become very popular in the past few years. Many people are switching from wired headphones to wireless due to their convenience.
With Bluetooth headphones, you can disconnect and reconnect your headphones to your phone via Bluetooth. You can also disable and re-enable your Bluetooth connection on your headphones, which is called resetting them.
If you experience trouble with your Bluetooth connection or need to re-connect your headphones, you can reset them. There are several ways to do this, and this article will show you how!
Before you begin, make sure to note down your Bluetooth headset’s name and brand so you can re-connect it later. Also, check how much battery life is left in the headset so you do not run out of power during the reset process.
Check out these tips below on how to reset all different types of Bluetooth headsets.
Hold down the pairing button
When you buy a new pair of Bluetooth headphones, you have to pair them with your device.
To do this, your device and the headphones have to be able to communicate with each other. This process is called pairing.
When you pair a device and headphone for the first time, you have to complete the pairing process. After that, you can use the two devices with each other anytime.
If your Bluetooth headphones stop working correctly after this initial pairing, you may need to reset the headphones. You can do this by holding down a button on the headphones for several seconds.
Some pairs of Bluetooth headphones have different buttons than others. Check out which button activates the pairing mode on your pair and hold it down for a few seconds. If yours do not have a button for this function, then just turn them off and back on again.
Hold down both the power and pairing buttons
When troubleshooting Bluetooth issues, you can try resetting your headphones. This can be done by holding down the power and pairing button for a few seconds.
Par for the course, you will have to go through the process of pairing your headphones again. However, this is a good way to start with a clean slate.
Resetting Bluetooth headphones is similar to resetting Android phones or iPhones. The steps may be similar, but you will need to check which button(s) to hold down for how long to reset your specific device.
This is a quick way to fix some minor problems with your Bluetooth connection.
Wait 10 seconds
Once you have disconnected your headphones from the device, and then re-paired them with the new device, you can reset your Bluetooth headphones.
To do this, you will need to disconnect your Bluetooth headphones from the device it is currently connected to. You will need to do this for all devices you have previously paired with.
Then, go into the settings of your phone or tablet and disable the Bluetooth connection. Wait about ten seconds and then re-enable the Bluetooth connection. This will reset your Bluetooth headphone settings.
Many people do not realize that this needs to be done for all devices that you have previously paired with.
Reset again, holding buttons for 20 seconds
If you tried the first suggestion and your Bluetooth headphones are still not working, it is time to try the second suggestion. For this one, you will have to reset your Bluetooth earbuds again.
This time, you will have to hold the buttons for 20 seconds instead of 6. Once again, be sure to do this while your phone is off!
If you did this correctly, your headphones will turn off and then back on again. At that point, your phone should recognize them and you can test them out. If not, try resetting your phone and then reconnecting the headphones.
Sometimes a full reboot of the device can fix some issues. Try that next if nothing else works!
Resetting Bluetooth earbuds can fix a lot of issues with them.
Reset again, holding buttons for 30 seconds
If you tried the first suggestion and your Bluetooth headphones are still not working, then you should try to reset them again. This time, hold the power and connect button for 30 seconds instead of 10.
Again, make sure that your headphones are completely drained of battery and that you have pressed the connect and power buttons for at least 10 seconds.
If you did this before letting the headphones charge for a few hours, then it would be impossible for them to turn on. By pressing the buttons for 30 seconds, you are ensuring that the internal hardware is reset.
If after trying this method your Bluetooth headphones still do not work, then it is probably time to get new ones. It could have been a cost effective way to fix your broken headphones, but if they are no longer functional then it was a waste of time.
Check Bluetooth on your phone or device
Before you can pair your phone with your headphones, you have to make sure that Bluetooth is turned on in both devices.
Paragon makes it easy to turn on Bluetooth by providing a quick shortcut on the Settings app. You can also find the shortcut in the Settings app under Connectivity.
To do this, go to Settings > Apps > Paragon and then tap the Disable Bluetooth button. You’ll be asked to confirm, after which Bluetooth will be turned off.
Once you turn off Bluetooth, you’ll have to reconnect your headphones. You will have to go through the process of turning on Bluetooth again and pairing your devices again.
However, if you are having issues with your headphones, this is a good thing to check before throwing them out.
Make sure your phone or device is close to your headphones
If you are having trouble with your Bluetooth connection, the first thing you should do is make sure your phone or device and headphones are paired correctly.
Then, make sure your phone or device is close to the headphones. The Bluetooth range is about 30 feet (9 meters) but can be decreased or increased depending on the device.
If your phone is in another room or your headphones disconnect, then it may require to reset the Bluetooth connections. If this happens, try putting both devices closer together.
General troubleshooting tips for Bluetooth connectivity issues can be found here . Check out the section titled “Connecting Devices” for more details.
Reboot your phone or device
If your phone or device is paired with your Bluetooth headphones, try to reset the phone or device.
If you have an iPhone, you can use these steps:
Go to Settings > Bluetooth and turn off the Bluetooth feature. Wait a few seconds and then turn it back on.
and turn it back on. Go to Settings > General > Reset and select Reset All Settings . Then, confirm with Yes .
and select . Then, confirm with .
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