Star Wars Kids Headphones with Headband Parent Volume Limited with Ultra Thin Stereo Speakers-Complete Features/Owner’s Guide
- June 5, 2024
- eKids
Table of Contents
Star Wars Kids Headphones with Headband Parent Volume Limited with Ultra-
Thin Stereo Speakers
Specifications
- BRAND : EKids
- COLOR : Star Wars
- CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY : Wired
- MODEL NAME : SW-143BBv9
- FORM FACTOR : On Ear
- COMPATIBLE WITH : all devices with a 3.5mm aux port like iPhone, Android, tablets, and laptops
- PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 6 x 1 x 9 inches
- ITEM WEIGHT: 3.98 ounces
- AUX PORT: 3.5mm
Introduction
Here are the brand-new Star Wars headband headphones! Enjoy all of your music and content in supremely comfortable, high-quality surround sound. You can change the volume using the parental control device to create kid-safe listening environments. This is suitable for use in any season because to the lightweight cotton composition. You may comfortably enjoy your content when lying down or sitting up thanks to the soft material. These headphones can be washed in the machine. Just take the earpads off the headband headphones and wash them in the washing machine (See instructions below). Utilize the line-in jack to connect to any audio device and listen to your preferred music. These fold-flat headband headphones adapt to your child’s head and are the perfect size for travel. Your youngster can listen to whatever they like in quality, safety, and comfort on a plane or car journey. For your child’s birthday or as a gift, the Star Wars design is ideal! features: supple cotton machine- washable fabric with parental control Flat sound packing links to any audio device and is great for travel Instructions for assembling and cleaning Star Wars graphics Please remove the cardboard inserts before assembly, then position the colored side of the earpads toward the ears. For best quality, adjust the earpads so that they are snugly on the ears. Please take the earpads out of the headband headphones before washing them in the washing machine.
HOW TO PAIR
- Ensure that your gadget has Bluetooth turned on (check in Settings or Options).
- “ekids B50” will show up in the Bluetooth menu on your device. Choosing “ekids B50” will finish pairing. NOTE: Type “0000” on your device’s keypad if your Bluetooth device requests it in order to complete the pairing process.
HOW TO TURN OFF
For three seconds, hold down the Play/Pause button. Three red light flashes from the LED will be followed by the power going out.
HOW TO TURN OFF
- Move the ear hook to the closed position and remove the Bluetooth headset.
- Look for an “On/Off” switch on the Bluetooth headset’s sides.
- The Bluetooth headset’s primary button should be pressed and held for a few seconds.
HOW TO CHANGE LANGUAGE
- Bluetooth should be turned off and separated from your device.
- Your Bluetooth earbuds should be reset.
- Continuously press the On/Off button twice. You’ll get a notification that English has been set as your default language.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How long do Ekids headphones take to charge?
During charging, the Power/Charging/Pairing indication will illuminate red. When the battery is fully charged, the indicator will turn off. Reminder: Before using the battery for the first time, let it fully charge. An average recharge cycle should last 2.5 hours. -
I have wireless headphones, why do they constantly beeping?
As a result of interference from neighboring devices, your Bluetooth headset may begin to beep. The potential causes include electronic equipment like cordless phones, cellular devices, etc. If you have a cell phone nearby, see if you can move it a little bit to see if there is any potential interference. -
When can toddlers start using headphones?
These tiny headphones may easily fit on your child’s head and are appropriate for children ages 2 and up. For added comfort, they also contain hypoallergenic ear cushions. These headphones work with all of the most popular devices, including Leapfrog gadgets, iPads, and cell phones. -
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 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. -
Why do the red and blue LEDs on my Bluetooth headphones flash?
They are currently in pairing or discovery mode. This indicates that your headphones are trying to connect to another Bluetooth device. When in pairing mode, headphones occasionally make an attempt to connect to another device but are unsuccessful. They blink red and blue to alert you that there is a problem while pairing. -
My Bluetooth headphones won’t switch on—why?
Your Bluetooth headphones are probably not faulty if they won’t switch on. All you have to do is reset it. In fact, a quick factory reset can fix a variety of Bluetooth headset issues, including If your Bluetooth headset won’t connect to your laptop or smartphone. -
Why are my headphones constantly creating noise?
One of the more frequent sources of static noises is the accumulation of dust and debris, which may be avoided by routinely cleaning the auxiliary port on your audio device and the audio connector on your headphones. -
Why do my wireless earbuds continually break up?
a low battery. Your wireless headset probably uses a permanent rechargeable battery to power it. The headset may have trouble maintaining a solid connection if its battery is running low, which would explain the frequent disconnections. Reconnect your headset to the smartphone after charging it for at least 15 minutes. -
Why won’t my wireless earbuds work?
Make sure the Media Audio setting is enabled if your Bluetooth headphones aren’t producing any sound. Connect your Bluetooth headphones, then click Bluetooth under Settings. From the list, choose your Bluetooth headphones. Ensure that Media Audio is ON on the following screen.