Wireless Gear True Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Mini Earbuds Instructions Manual

: June 4, 2024
: WIRELESS GEAR

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Wireless Gear True Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 Mini Earbuds

Specifications

BRAND: Wireless Gear
EAR PLACEMENT: In-Ear
COLOR: Black
CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY: Bluetooth, Wired
FORM FACTOR: In Ear
BLUETOOTH: 5.0
PLAYTIME: 1.5 hours
COMPATIBILITY: phone, MP3 player, tablet, or laptop
PACKAGE DIMENSIONS: 6.3 x 2.76 x 1.54 inches
ITEM WEIGHT: 1.44 ounces
BATTERIES: 2 Lithium Ion batteries
SPECIAL FEATURES: Wireless, Microphone, Sports-and-exercise, USB connectivity, IOS
OTHER DISPLAY FEATURES: Wireless
AUDIO JACK: USB
INCLUDED COMPONENTS: Headphones, Charger

Introduction

Use the Wireless Gear Bluetooth True Wireless Mini Earbuds with USB Charging Base to give your music chart-topping sound quality. These true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds use Bluetooth 5.0 technology, which allows for up to 1.5 hours of playback of rich music and forceful bass. The cordless design and built-in microphone allow for hands-free calling, and the clever noise cancellation and lossless audio transmission ensure that your favorite music and podcasts will sound their best while you listen. You can quickly change tunes, answer and end calls, and voice-prompt Siri on iOS devices using the handy touch control on the side of each earpiece.

These ear buds offer smooth pairing with your phone, MP3 player, tablet, or laptop thanks to auto pair and auto power on features. The curved form makes it possible to wear it comfortably all day at work, home, the gym, or while travelling. To conveniently charge the earphones with just your laptop or PC and get an extra 8 hours of music, plug the included charging base into any USB power source. You can take your music with you everywhere you go with this small wireless earbud set, which measures 2″ x 2″ x 0.75″ overall.

HOW TO SETUP

For approximately 5 seconds, press and hold the MF button on both earphones until the LED indicators light red and blue and a voice prompt reads “pairing.” Then, double-press the MF button on the other earbud to make it start looking for the first one.

HOW TO CONNECT

STEP 1: Put your headphones in pairing mode as a first step. Put your earbuds in pairing mode as a first step.
Step 2: On your phone, go to Bluetooth Settings.
Step 3: Look for new Bluetooth-enabled devices to scan for.
STEP 4: Choose your device and connect in step 4…
STEP 5: Play your preferred music in step five.

HOW TO USE

STEP 1: The earbuds are automatically paired after you remove them from the charging box and open the top cover.
Step 2: Once the left and right earphones have successfully paired with one another, the left and right earbuds will now flash blue and red, and then one earbud will flash blue every few seconds.

HOW TO SYNC

To manually sync them, double-press the left and right earbuds at the same time. NOTE: Give it another shot if it doesn’t work the first time. The left earbud’s LED will flicker Red/Blue to indicate pairing mode when the earphones are synced. Put the earbuds back in the charging case.

Frequently Asked Questions

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.

How do you tell when the battery in your true wireless earbuds is full?

After 10 seconds, the earbud’s indicator becomes red, and it turns off when the device is turned off. Fully Powered When electricity is cut off to the charging case, the white indicator on the charging case turns off. You will receive a voice message if the earphones’ battery is low.

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.

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.

How do you turn on your earbuds?

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.

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.

Without a case, how do you charge wireless earbuds?

You must connect a Micro USB cable to your device and either a computer or a USB adapter in order to charge earbuds with a micro USB. After that, you must wait while your earbuds fully charge.

Why can’t Bluetooth locate devices?

Go to Settings > System > Advanced> Reset Options > Reset Wi-fi, mobile, & Bluetooth on Android devices. For iOS and iPadOS devices, you’ll need to unpair every device first, then restart your phone or tablet by going to Settings > Bluetooth, selecting the info icon, then selecting Forget This Device for each device.

How do you tell whether your Bluetooth earbuds are fully charged?

When the battery is charging, the indication light will come on. The light won’t turn on for up to a minute. The indicator light will go out when the headset’s battery is fully charged, which takes roughly 2-3 hours.

What does the red blinking on your Bluetooth mean?

Your Bluetooth headset is probably unpaired if it is flashing red and blue. They are trying to connect with the headphones. You might have unintentionally kept the pairing button depressed. The headphones are now in pairing mode, and the status LEDs are now blinking red and blue.