Helix Lightning Earbuds for iPhone, Apple MFI Certified Headphones User Instructions
- June 4, 2024
- Helix
Table of Contents
- Helix Lightning Earbuds for iPhone, Apple MFI Certified Headphones
- Specifications
- Introduction
- HOW TO CONNECT
- HOW TO USE EARPHONES BUTTON
- HOW TO USE LIGHTNING HEADPHONES
- HOW TO FIX EARBUDS THAT WON’T WORK
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Helix Lightning Earbuds for iPhone, Apple MFI Certified Headphones
Specifications
- BRAND: Helix
- COMPATIBILITY: iPhone, iPad, iPod
- CONNECTION: Lightning Cable
- FEATURES: Enhanced bass, built-in mic
- COLORS AVAILABLE: White, Rose Gold, Black
- PACKAGE DIMENSIONS: 6.7 x 3.6 x 1.2 inches
- ITEM WEIGHT: 1.58 ounces
- ITEM MODEL NUMBER: ETHAUDLTB
Introduction
The Helix High Fidelity Earbuds with Lightning Connector deliver crystal clear audio. These ultra-secure earbuds are made to stay on and out of the way whether you’re taking hands-free calls, working out to a playlist, or listening to a podcast.
HOW TO CONNECT
Connect the opposite end of the Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter to your headphones and the Lightning port on your iOS smartphone.
HOW TO USE EARPHONES BUTTON
- Press the middle button to pause. To resume playing, press once more.
- Press the center button twice quickly to move forward.
- Press the middle button fast three times to go backward.
- To fast-forward, swiftly press and hold the center button twice.
HOW TO USE LIGHTNING HEADPHONES
Simply connect the lightning cable to your laptop using the USB connector, then put the other end into your headphone jack. If you have an outdated laptop lacking USB-C ports, this is your best choice (2015 or older).
HOW TO FIX EARBUDS THAT WON’T WORK
- Activate the earbuds’ power supply. Some earphones include built-in batteries.
- Activate the audio device or raise the volume.
- Clear out the earbuds.
- Reconnect wired earphones after unplugging them.
- With wireless earbuds, check the Bluetooth connection.
- the earbuds to a different audio source.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why won’t my Lightning earbuds function?
You must press and hold the Side button and either volume button on an iPhone X/XS (Max)/XR until the slider displays on the screen. After restarting your iPhone, re-connect your headphones—either your iPhone or lightning ones—and start a song to see if the problem has been fixed.
Why won’t my Lightning earbuds pair?
To have this hardware issue evaluated, please bring your iPhone and headphones to an Apple Store or an Apple Certified Service Location. Make that the connector port is free of any obstructions that can inhibit a clean connection. Make sure you securely insert the connector.
What does “EarPods with Lightning connector” refer to?
With a pinch of the cable, you can answer or end conversations, change the volume, and control the playback of music and videos on the EarPods with Lightning Connector.
Why won’t my iPhone recognize my wired headphones?
Check each earbud for debris on the meshes. Use a small, clean, dry brush with soft bristles to carefully brush debris out of all apertures. Reconnect your headphones firmly. Remove the case off your iOS device if it has one to achieve a solid connection.
My wired headphones won’t connect, why?
As dirt might obstruct the connection between the headphones and the port, this may be the problem. When a headphone jack stops working, the first thing you should check is the jack itself to determine how dirty it is.
Exists a lightning to 3.5 mm adapter?
You may connect 3.5 mm audio plug devices to your Lightning devices using this converter.
Why won’t my headphones connect to my phone and function?
Tap Connected devices > Connection options > Bluetooth after opening Settings. Unpair any Bluetooth audio devices that are already paired with your phone or turn the Bluetooth switch to Off. To test whether your headphones are functional, plug them into the audio jack and play something.
Is the iPhone 13 compatible with wired headphones?
The iPhone 13 series DOES, however, still include the Lightning connector, so you CAN connect your 3.5mm jack-compatible headphones to the iPhone 13 using a Lightning-to-3.5mm jack adaptor.
Apple removed the headphone jack for what reason?
Five years ago, Apple eliminated the headphone jack from the iPhone’s design, and they are not bringing it back. This design choice was made around the same time that Bluetooth earbuds and headphones became more popular, which makes it simpler to listen to music while travelling, commuting, or moving around the house.
Why is there no headphone jack?
A slimmer phone, a bigger battery, more memory, a better screen, an extra speaker for stereo, or, as in the case of the iPhone 7, a force-sensitive home button could result from removing the headphone jack (together with the accompanying internal technology that makes that jack function). Bluetooth has advanced significantly.
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