Wireless Earbuds, Thohia Bluetooth Earbuds Instructions Manual

: June 5, 2024
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Wireless Earbuds, Thohia Bluetooth Earbuds

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Specifications

BRAND: Thohia
CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY: Wireless
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY: Bluetooth
WATER RESISTANCE LEVEL: Water Resistant
EAR PLACEMENT: In Ear
CALLS NOISE CANCELLATION: CVC 8.0 Noise Cancellation
WATERPROOF RATING: IPX8
BATTERY LIFE: 35
PLAYTIME: 6 hours
COMPATIBLE WITH: All Devices with Bluetooth
EARBUDS POWERED BY: Portable Charging Case
PACKAGE DIMENSIONS: 4.41 x 4.21 x 1.54 inches
ITEM WEIGHT: 2.89 ounces

Introduction

The headphones will instantly go into pairing mode when you open the charging case. The case will automatically reattach to the most recent linked device the next time you open it. It has Built-in microphones and the noise- cancelling CVC 8.0 technology which efficiently lessen outside disturbances while enhancing your voice. High-quality music and crystal-clear phone calls are guaranteed even in a busy backdrop thanks to the sealed in-ear ergonomic design’s noise isolation function for crisper sound. These wireless earbuds provide a flexible single and stereo mode switch. To fully immerse yourself in a spectacular musical world, simply take up both earbuds and use binaural stereo mode.

Wireless headphones with an IPX8 waterproof grade offer you great reinstatement and endurance and are able to withstand all water and splash penetration. It’s ideal for working, exercising, jogging, yoga, working out, going to the gym, staying fit, travelling, etc. With USB-C quick charge, the case can be charged in just 15 minutes and utilized for two hours. On a full charge, each earbud may be used for six hours, and the charging case can hold up to five full charges, providing up to 35 hours of playtime.

HOW TO SETUP

The earbuds should be in pairing mode. Consult the instructions that came with the earphones if you’re unsure how to do it.
Activate Bluetooth on your iOS or Android smartphone.
Select Pair after locating your earbuds in the list of compatible devices.

HOW TO PROGRAM

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 OPERATE

Before using, fully charge the earphones with the micro-USB connection within the charging case. To put the earphones into pairing mode, take them out of the case and press and hold the multi-function buttons on each one at the same time until the LED lights flash red and blue.

HOW TO USE BLUETOOTH

From the top of the screen, swipe downward.
Touch Bluetooth and hold it.
To pair a new device, tap. If Pair new device isn’t there, go under “Available devices” or hit More. Refresh.
Select the Bluetooth device you want to associate with your device by tapping its name.
Observe any directions displayed on the screen.

HOW TO CONNECT

STEP 1: Press and hold the power button on both earphones for around 15 seconds while they are in the off position, or until the LED starts to flash blue.
STEP 2: The LED on the right earbud will alternately flash BLUE & RED and BLUE & RED on the left earbud once it has been paired. This indicates pairing mode.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The LED indicators will turn off after charging is done. The earphones often require an hour to fully charge from “flat.”

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.

On Bluetooth headphones, where is the power button located?

You are referring to the middle of the number “3.” All of the functions are on the same side, which is fantastic. When connecting to your phone, the center button also serves as the “answer and hang up” button.

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.

How do wireless earbuds get their power?

Close the charging case’s cover after putting the earbuds inside. The battery LED within the charging case is red, yellow, or green when the lid is open to show the earbuds’ current battery state. The earphones need about two hours to fully recharge.

Why aren’t my earbuds communicating with one another?

Your device’s Bluetooth setting should be disabled. Earbuds will automatically turn on when you remove them from the case. 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.

Why won’t my Bluetooth pair?

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.

Why does one of my earbuds only function?

Depending on the audio settings on your headset, it might only play in one ear. So, make sure the mono option is off in your audio properties by checking your audio properties. Make sure the voice levels on both earbuds are balanced as well.

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 isn’t working one of my Bluetooth earbuds?

Your wireless earphones might only work on one side since the initial setup of the earbuds may not have gone smoothly. Other causes include a glitch (which necessitates a manual reset), the necessity to Bluetooth reconnect to your other device, and genuine hardware damage.