Bluetooth Headset New bee V5.2 Wireless Bluetooth Earpiece-Complete Features/Instruction Manual
- June 4, 2024
- New Bee
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New Bee BluetooHeadset New bee V5.2 Wireless Bluetooth Earpiece
Specifications
- FORM FACTOR: In Ear
- CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY: Wireless
- BRAND: New bee
- WIRELESS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY: Bluetooth
- SPECIAL FEATURE: Wireless, Microphone, Lightweight, Noise-Canceling, IOS, Android
- CHARGING TIME: 2-3H
- TALK TIME: 24H
- PLAYTIME: 20H
- STANDBY TIME: 1440H
- BLUETOOTH: 5.2
- COMPATIBILITY: iOS and Android
- RANGE: 49 feet.
- PACKAGE DIMENSIONS: 5.24 x 4.37 x 1.61 inches
- ITEM WEIGHT: 0.564 ounces
- BATTERIES: 1 Lithium Polymer battery
Introduction
The new Bee M50 wireless headset has Dual Mic active Digital Signal Processing (DSP) noise cancelling technology to reduce background noise, ensuring call quality even in busy environments and allowing you to freely listen to music and make calls. The mute button offers a courteous and confidential communication setting, especially when conveying delicate or challenging information. It should be noted that only mobile phones support the mute feature. It has 20 hours of audio playback, 24 hours of call time, and 1440 hours of standby time are all provided by the M50 Bluetooth headset. The lengthy battery life saves you the hassle of routine charging and makes your life more convenient.
Only 16g in weight, the new Bee wireless earpiece is meant to be comfortable on your ears. A perfect wearing in either ear is guaranteed by the flexible microphone and adjustable ear hook arm swivels, which include 3 alternative EarTips. The most recent Bluetooth 5.2 technology offers quick and reliable signal transmission in a hands-free headset that can be associated with two Bluetooth devices. Connect the 49-foot distance reach. suitable for all devices running the iOS and Android operating systems, including the iPhone, iPad, Samsung, Sony, Motorola, LG, laptops, and more. Please get in touch with us if you have any issues or suggestions; our skilled technical team is available around-the-clock.
HOW TO RESET
Please restart the device or get in touch with the manufacturer for assistance. To reset Bluetooth, hold down both “volume -F” and “volume -” simultaneously for 6 seconds while the red and blue indicators are blinking alternately.
HOW TO WEAR
Put the earbud tips in your ear canal and twist the headphones into position to wear them. To do this, gently pull up on the top of your ears. Making ensuring the headphones are positioned correctly and firmly in the ear canal is made simple by doing this.
HOW TO USE SAFELY
Your device’s volume limit should be set to no louder than 70% of its maximum volume. Don’t pay too much attention. Use the 60/60 rule, which states that you should listen at 60% volume for 60 minutes before taking a break for at least 30 minutes to give your ears a chance to rest.
HOW TO STOP WIRELESS EARBUDS FROM FALLING OUT
Your ears are held in place by ear hooks or over-the-ear/around-the-ear designs that clasp around them. As they provide a better and more stable hold than other types of earbuds, these are the best if you intend to wear the headphones while engaging in activities that demand a lot of movement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why won’t my wireless Bluetooth earbuds work?****
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 won’t Bluetooth connect?****
The device’s own Bluetooth is typically either off or not in pairing mode when this happens. To find out how to activate pairing mode and make it discoverable, consult the user handbook. While some devices have a specific Bluetooth button, some headphones require you to keep the power button down longer.
How long do you wear headphones?****
The 60%/60-minute rule is advised by physicians: Play video games, watch movies, or listen to music at no more than 60% of the maximum volume. You should only wear earbuds for no more than 60 minutes at a time.
What volume should earbuds be used at?****
The World Health Organization (WHO) advises only 8 hours of headphone use at an intensity of 85 decibels (dB). However, the sound intensity of typical audio equipment ranges from 75 to 136 dB. When listening to audio, most listeners typically keep the volume between 75 dB and 105 dB.
What negative effects might headphones have?****
Dizziness: Dizziness is frequently a side effect of loud noise-induced increased pressure in the ear canal. infected ears The direct insertion of the earphones into the ear canal prevents air from passing through, increasing the risk of ear infections.
Where’s the button for my Bluetooth?****
Select Bluetooth & other devices by clicking Start > Settings > Devices. Select More Bluetooth Options from the list of related settings. Check Show the Bluetooth symbol in the notification area under the Options tab.
Why won’t my earbuds stay in?****
However, your headphones won’t remain in your ears if you have an accumulation of earwax. The accumulation of earwax is normal. Age, the usage of headphones that go into your ear without cleaning your ears, and the structure of your ear canal can all contribute to an increase or blockage.
My earbuds won’t turn on; why?****
If the headphones’ power won’t turn on, the battery might not be installed properly or could need to be changed. To fix this problem, make sure you look through the following things. Important: Consult the product’s instructions if you require model-specific details to accomplish any of the tasks.
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.
Why do earphones cause pain in my ears?****
The in-ears are too deeply implanted – Your inner ears may become injured if your earbuds or IEMs are inserted too deeply. When the earbuds or IEMs are placed a bit too close to the eardrums, the vibrations they produce can be painful.