I got a "Universal" branded headphone sometime ago from my friend as a gift. It worked fine. But recently, I cleared the pair list of my smartphone and tried to repair it with the Bluetooth headphone. But, the smartphone fails to identify it. Does anybody face a situation like this when using Bluetooth headphones?
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Bluetooth seems to be a funny beast.
Maybe turn on the headset first and put it in pairing mode before you enable bluetooth on your phone? Then try it the other way around? I have found that repeating this process until I'm ready to throw everything out the window ultimately works.
Make sure the headset is fully charged
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I use a good branded pair, works first time everytime. You buy cheap crap you get what you (or someone) paid for....Originally posted by amypang View PostComment
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By the way, there's another episode of "how to make" tonight on BBC4 that is going to be about headphones. Last week was toothbrushes and was very interesting and quite technical.Comment
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I bet you get invited to all the best parties.....Originally posted by hairymouse View Post'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Hate to say it. But try restarting the phone. This often fixes problems with Bluetooth. I fixed a pairing problem on an Apple Watch last week, just by restarting the watch.
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Bluetooth Headphone not pairing
Thank you all. I found a solution myself. Assuming reset would help I googled and found a way.I reset my headset pressing and holding the power button for about 10 seconds.Comment
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Well it's hard to know how to troubleshoot without knowing what you had, glad you found a solution.Originally posted by amypang View PostComment
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