Sudio 8053 Bluetooth Headphone Blue Instructions Manual
- June 4, 2024
- Sudio
Table of Contents
Sudio 8053 Bluetooth Headphone Blue
Specifications
- Product Dimensions: 7.7 x 5 x 1.1 inches
- Item Weight: 0.48 ounces
- Item model number: 8053
- Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
- Special Feature: Bluetooth Headphones
- Connectivity Technology: Wireless
- Item Weight: 0.03 Pounds
- Model Number: 8053
What’s in the box?
- Sudio 8053 Bluetooth Headphone Blue
Product Description
A well-tuned driver and amplifier produce the vasa black sound characteristic. Every instrument in every song can be distinguished by the driver and amplifier working together to give the listener a true studio experience.
Features
- Model: Bluetooth 4.1 in-ear
- 10 meter radius
- 9 hours (active), 10 days of battery life (standby)
- 10 minutes (rapidly), 120 minutes for charging (full)
- Built-in microphone
Note
Products with electrical plugs are made with American consumers in mind.
Because outlets and voltage vary from country to country, this device might
need an adapter or converter to be used where you are travelling. Before
buying, kindly verify compatibility.
Warranty and Support
You can get in touch with the manufacturer directly or find out more information on their website if you’d want a copy of the warranty for a product you saw on Amazon.com. Manufacturer’s warranties might not always be applicable, depending on things like how the product is used, where it was bought, and who sold it to you. If you have any issues, please read the guarantee, and then get in touch with the seller.
FAQs
How do you tell when your stereo is fully charged?****
Earbuds (right LED light)
While the earphones are charging, the indicator is red. When the earbuds
are fully charged, it will switch off.
Is audio water-resistant?****
The earbuds in the Sudio are water-resistant because the gadget has a level 4 water protection grade. The earbuds are resistant to heavy rain, sweat, and the occasional inadvertent splash at this level.
How are audio headphones used?****
· User manual for Tolv: Connectivity & Pairing
· Put the Tolv earbuds inside your ears after removing them from the
charging case.
· Activate your device’s Bluetooth settings.
· Locate and choose Sudio Tolv from your device’s Bluetooth list.
· You will hear the auditory feedback Device Connected once the devices
are paired.
How is a Sudio battery tested?****
The Fem earbuds’ battery life may be seen on your mobile smartphone. The battery icon is located in the upper right corner of the screen for iOS devices. The battery icon can be seen on the screen of Android devices.
How are Sudio earbuds turned off?****
When you remove the earphones from the charging case, Sudio Nio will automatically turn on, and when you re-insert them, it will turn off. They can also be turned off by holding down the touch button for 6 seconds or until “power off” is audible.
Has the stereo got a mic?****
Each Sudio T2 earphone is equipped with a twin beamforming microphone array, with one mic directed outward to record ambient sounds and one mic directed inside to record voice.
Why does only one side of my stereo work?****
Your earphones are no longer linked if they display “pairing successful” yet you can only hear sound coming from one side. Please place both earbuds back in the charging case, wait five to ten seconds, then lift them both simultaneously to re-pair them.
Iphone and sudio compatibility****
Connecting T2 to a device
Enter your device’s Bluetooth settings. White and orange LEDs on the T2
earbuds are blinking as they look for compatible devices. Go to the Settings
app on iOS (iPhone) and choose Bluetooth. On Android, open the Settings app
and choose Connections, then Bluetooth.
Why won’t my left earbud on my stereo work?****
TROUBLESHOOTING, we advise a reset if the earbuds are acting strangely if you’re having trouble pairing. By holding down both buttons for six seconds, you can turn off both earbuds. Press and hold both sides of the earphones for thirteen seconds or until the lights stop blinking to restart them.
Can you make calls while using headphones?****
Yes, you can use earphones to make phone calls on both Android and iOS devices. Simply use Bluetooth to connect or pair your earbuds with your device.
When just one side of a Bluetooth headphone works, how do you fix it?****
· Here are several suggestions for repairing Bluetooth headphones when
only one side charges.
· Verify that two devices can communicate with one another.
· A clean headset should be checked.
· Look over the audio format.
· Reset.
· Verify the audio jack balance for the connection.
How can my Bluetooth be reset?****
You can reset a Bluetooth device on your Android phone or tablet by following
these steps:
· Select System under Settings.
· Select Advanced.
· Choose the Reset option.
· Select Reset Bluetooth, cellphone, and Wi-Fi.
· Select Reset settings. Afterward, if prompted, enter your phone’s PIN.
What results in a Bluetooth cutoff?****
Verify the batteries in both gadgets.
We previously discussed how low battery levels might degrade the audio quality
and result in audio skips. To prevent this, make sure your Bluetooth
headphones and the device they are attached to be both at least 30% charged.
How do I keep my Bluetooth from cutting out?****
If your Bluetooth keeps disconnecting, no matter what kind of device you’re attempting to connect to, you can try the general solutions below: Keep connected devices facing one another and as near as feasible. Keep your distance from other Wi-Fi sources, such as smart TVs, routers, cellphones, and home appliances.
Is it possible for someone to use my Bluetooth without my knowledge?****
If your Bluetooth device’s visibility is enabled, anyone with a connection to your Bluetooth could theoretically access your device without authorization.
How should I proceed if Bluetooth won’t connect?****
Try un-pairing the device and then repairing it. Select Start, then Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices to un-pair a device. Choose Remove device
Yes after selecting the Bluetooth device that is paired but not functioning. Re-pair the device after that.