Winage Wireless Earbuds 10H Playtime Deep Bass Stereo Sound Headphones User Guide
- June 4, 2024
- Winage
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Winage Wireless Earbuds 10H Playtime Deep Bass Stereo Sound Headphones
Specifications
- BRAND: Winage
- EAR PLACEMENT: In Ear
- COLOR: Black
- CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY: Bluetooth
- MODEL NAME: Wireless Earbuds
- PLAYING TIME: 3 hours
- PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 0.8 x 0.4 x 0.4 inches
- ITEM WEIGHT: 7.2 ounces
Introduction
It is genuine wireless freedom packed with vintage CSR aptX Bluetooth chips, which enhances the clarity and power of music. For complete mobility, a true wireless design with uninterrupted Bluetooth streaming is used. With no cables and no obstructions, you can listen for up to 3 hours on a single charge, and you can extend that duration to 10 hours by using the provided on-the-go charging case. Never be concerned about running out of battery when spending the entire day outside. Its ultra-compact, ergonomic form ensures comfort and security for your ear. For maximum comfort, use s/m/l soft, high-quality rubber ear tips that properly suit your ear. Running, hiking, and exercise without overheating or quitting
HOW TO OPERATE
Toggle the listed headphones. Pull down the phone’s top shade on an Android device, then long-press the Bluetooth icon. It will immediately take you to the Bluetooth menu, where you may enable it and then start looking for devices. To link a pair of headphones, tap their name.
HOW TO PAIR
- the earbuds being taken out of the charging case.
- retaining the power button pressed.
- the charging case being opened.
- Taking the earbuds out of the charging case and re-inserting them.
- pressing the charging case’s pairing button.
- use the earbuds’ pairing button.
HOW TO RESET
- To backup and reset, go to Apps > Settings.
- Select Erase Everything under Reset Device > Factory Data Reset. The process of resetting a phone requires patience.
HOW TO FIX BLUETOOTH PAIRING PROBLEMS
- Restart Bluetooth after turning it off. Learn how to activate and deactivate Bluetooth.
- Verify that your gadgets are connected and linked. Discover Bluetooth pairing and connection techniques.
- Restart your electronics. Find out how to restart your Pixel or Nexus phone.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I tell when the battery in my wireless earbuds is full?
Bluetooth headsets all function differently. However, once your headsets have reached full charge, the earbuds usually start to glow. Red and green lights are most frequently used in headsets. A low battery level is indicated by the red light, while a full charge is indicated by the green light.
What does the wireless earbuds’ MFB button do?
The MFB button is used to turn the headphones “On,” start pairing, take or stop phone calls, control playback, and turn the headphones “Off.”
On wireless earphones, where is the power button located?
Put the earphones in the charging case and click the power button on the case’s front to start charging them.
Can I charge the case and my earbuds at the same time?
Fortunately, you can charge your case and headphones simultaneously.
What does the blue light on earphones imply when they are charging?
The battery is charged if the exterior blue light is on. It can charge your headphones up to 10 times, according to the user instructions.
Should I always have earbuds on hand?
The majority of cases have a lithium-ion battery that keeps the earphones charging until they are fully charged. The earbuds should always be kept on hand just in case.
Do earbuds have a volume control?
While typical wireless earbuds with an audio cord connecting two earpieces include integrated volume controls, true wireless earbuds have touch-sensitive or conventional buttons on their housings.
Why won’t my phone and Bluetooth headphones pair?
If your Bluetooth devices aren’t connecting, they probably aren’t in pairing mode or are out of range. Try rebooting your devices or letting your phone or tablet “forget” the connection if you’re experiencing persistent Bluetooth connection issues.
Why aren’t my earbuds communicating with one another?
If the battery in your headphones is low, they might not be able to pair. Additionally, I’ve discovered that certain Bluetooth headphones stay on when in the case, which causes them to deplete to zero percent more quickly than you would expect. Even if they claim to have some battery left, try plugging them in and giving them a thorough charge before pairing.
Why are my earbuds’ loudness levels so low?
You may adjust the volume on your Android device by pressing the “volume up” and “volume down” buttons until it is loud enough for you to comfortably hear. Go to Settings > Sound & vibration if it doesn’t work or if you want to access your settings and change other audio settings.