Foldable Bluetooth Headset, Beartwo Lightweight Retractable Bluetooth Headphones-Complete Features/Instruction Guide
- June 5, 2024
- BEARTWO
Table of Contents
Foldable Bluetooth Headset, Beartwo Lightweight Retractable Bluetooth
Headphones
Specifications
- BRAND : BEARTWO
- COLOR : Black matte
- CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY : Wireless
- FACTOR : In-Ear
- PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 6.9 x 5.9 x 1 inches
- ITEM WEIGHT: 2.36 ounces
- WIRELESS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES: Bluetooth
- AUDIO JACK: USB
Introduction
No matter if you’re calling or listening to music, the built-in high sensitivity microphone and noise-canceling technology (not active noise cancellation) assure crystal high quality sound. The portable headset features a big capacity battery that can last up to 16 hours of continuous playback and 300 hours of standby time on a single charge. The latest Bluetooth 4.1 chip allows for a quick, stable, and low-power connection. Most smartphones, iPhones, Android devices, and other Bluetooth-enabled devices are compatible with these headphones. Wearing design that wraps around the neck and has a wonderful body-contoured fit. Made of environmentally friendly ABS+PC material that is light and comfortable to wear for long periods of time, whether for outdoor activities or at the workplace. Its foldable shape allows you to carry it about in your pocket or backpack. Retractable Earbuds are a one-of-a-kind cable management solution that eliminates the need for tangled wires.
HOW TO PAIR
I didn’t have to put these in any kind of mode; I simply switched them on and then pressed the scan button in my phone’s Bluetooth menu. The Beartwo headphones appeared on the list, and after clicking on them, they were linked.
HOW TO CONNECT BLUETOOTH HEADPHONES TO AN ANDROID PHONE
- To begin, go to Settings…
- After that, go to Connections.
- Then select Bluetooth…
- Then, in the top-right corner of your screen, tap Scan.
- Then, on your headphones, hit and hold the power button.
- Finally, locate and tap your headphones.
Frequently Asked Questions
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When my wireless headset is fully charged, how do I know?
When the battery is charging, the indicator light will turn on. The light may take up to one minute to turn on. 3. The indicator light will turn off when the headset’s battery is fully charged (approximately 2-3 hours). -
What is the purpose of the MFB button?
The MFB stands for multi-function button, which can be used to take calls, play or pause an audio track, and launch a voice command. The arrow on the front right side plays the next audio track, while the arrow on the back right side allows you to restart or go back to the previous track! -
On Bluetooth headphones, where is the power button?
It’s the “3” in the center that you’re referring to. It’s fantastic because all of the functions are located on the same side. If you want to connect to your phone, the center button also serves as a “answer and hang-up” button. -
My Bluetooth headphones aren’t connecting to my phone?
If your Bluetooth devices won’t pair, it’s probably because they’re out of range or not in pairing mode. Try rebooting your devices or having your phone or tablet “forget” the connection if you’re encountering persistent Bluetooth connection issues. -
What is the best way to see if my Bluetooth headphones are charging?
When the battery is charging, the indicator light will turn on. The light may take up to one minute to turn on. 3. The indicator light will turn off when the headset’s battery is fully charged (approximately 2-3 hours). -
How can I see how much power my Bluetooth headset has left?
Simply open the BatON app once your smartphone is linked. The Bluetooth battery level of your Bluetooth device should now be displayed in the app. Swiping down on the notification panel, on the other hand, should reveal the battery status of your Bluetooth device. -
Why isn’t my Bluetooth device working?
Make sure you’re not in airplane mode: Select Start, then Settings > Network & Internet > Airplane mode from the drop-down menu. Make sure you’re not in airplane mode. Turn on and off Bluetooth: Select Start, then Settings > Devices > Bluetooth & other devices from the drop-down menu. Turn Bluetooth off for a few seconds, then on again. -
What’s the deal with my wireless headphones not working?
The battery may not be put correctly or the battery may need to be replaced if the headphones’ power does not turn on. To troubleshoot this problem, look at the following elements. IMPORTANT: If model-specific information is required to perform any of the procedures, consult the product’s instructions. -
Why isn’t my phone picking up my headphones?
Check to see whether you’ve muted or turned down the volume on your phone. Most phones have physical buttons for this, but you can also go into the phone’s settings and access all of the audio choices. -
My Bluetooth headphones are blinking red and blue, and I’m not sure why?
They’re in the process of pairing or discovering each other. This indicates that your headphones are searching for a new Bluetooth device to pair with. When headphones are in pairing mode, they may attempt but fail to connect with another device. They’re having trouble pairing and are blinking red and blue to let you know.