The surge in the demand for Bluetooth headphones caused much confusion for consumers.
The Bluetooth headphone guides will help consumers understand the technologies behind Bluetooth headphones and how to properly choose Bluetooth headphones.
Bluetooth headphones can be found in almost all headphone stores. It can be as cheap as less than 20 dollars. Of course, some can be as expensive as $400-500.
Most Bluetooth headphone owners enjoy it without the tangling cable/wire. When you are driving or doing a workout, you may find it is easier to make phone calls or listen to music with a wireless headphone than with wired one.
Some Bluetooth headphones can even pair to your mobile phone through a simple tap (NFC). And the new Bluetooth standard also allows you to pair one headphone to two devices at the same time.
Although it is not complicated to use Bluetooth headphones, you may find that you cannot connect (pair) your headphone to your smartphone.
You may not know that different Bluetooth headphones may differ dramatically, not only in price but also in sound quality, connectivity, and compatibility.
You may not know why some manufacturers tout aptX or Hi-Res Audio on their Bluetooth headphones.
Bluetooth is not a new technology, but it is evolving. Even some seasoned Bluetooth headphone owners may not be aware of some new features in the latest Bluetooth standards.
So, we created this special section for Bluetooth headphones.
You will be able to find answers to many questions related to Bluetooth headphones. And you can also learn to use some new features you may not be aware of in your Bluetooth headphone.
The Bluetooth headphone guide is a dynamic page. New guides are added regularly.
If you cannot find the guide you want, please let us know your question in the comment box below. We will help you get the answer. We may also release new guides related to your questions.
Here is the list of released and to-be-released Bluetooth headphone guides:
The release of iPhone 15 also brought some remarkable new features for AirPods Pro in iOS 17 (mainly for AirPods Pro 2).
This AirPods guide explains the new features for AirPods Pro in iOS 17: mute and unmute, adaptive mode, conversation awareness, and personalized volume to help you effectively use your AirPods Pro, especially AirPods Pro 2.
Read on to get the details of the new features for AirPods Pro in iOS 17.
With the release of Sony WF-1000XM5 and WH-1000XM5, more and more owners are wondering how to enable Hi-Res audio, which is one of the key features of high-end Sony wireless headphones and earbuds, in addition to the signature noise canceling feature.
This guide explains and shows you how to use LDAC codes to enable Hi-Res audio on Android devices so that you can enjoy the best quality audio you have paid for. Detailed step-by-step instructions are included. Questions you may have on LDAC codec and Hi-Res audio are also answered.
Read on to explore the power of LDAC Codec and enable Hi-Res audio.
With the release of Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, Samsung touted the 24bit Hi-Fi audio, which is enabled by the Samsung Seamless Codec. Samsung shared very little technical information about this codec except for some marketing exaggerations.
Many Galaxy Buds 2 Pro owners have some questions about the Samsung Seamless Codec, for example, how “better” it is.
This Bluetooth headphone guide explains the four aspects of this new codec:
Read on to explore the Samsung Seamless Codec.
Jabra Elite Sport, which was first released in 2016, is still one of the best wireless sports earbuds with a heart rate monitor and audio coaching.
This sports earbuds guide explains everything you need to know about the Jabra Elite Sport: the outstanding (and unique) features (a no-nonsense review of Jabra Elite Sport), items in the box, the layout of the Jabra Elite Sport buds and the charging case/base, how to use the buttons to control Jabra Elite Sport, how to charge the buds and charging case, how to wear the earbuds properly, how to pair the buds with mobile devices, how to reset the earbuds, how to use HearThrough and SideTone.
Read on to master Jabra Elite Sport.
This wireless earbuds guide explains everything you need to know about Samsung Galaxy Buds (and Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus): box contents of the buds, the layout of the buds, how to use the buds, how to charge the buds, how to check the battery status, how to pair the buds with other devices, how to use touchpad commands to control the buds. A concise review of the Galaxy Buds was also included.
Of course, some questions you may have on Samsung Galaxy Buds and Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus were also answered. So, this guide covers both Samsung Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Buds Plus (Galaxy Buds+).
Read on to explore Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Buds+.
By knowing what codecs your devices support and how to choose the best one for your needs, you can optimize your wireless audio experience and get the most out of your Bluetooth devices.
This Headphone 101 guide explains what Bluetooth codec is, why it matters for wireless headphones and earbuds, how to compare different Bluetooth codecs for headphones and earbuds, commonly used Bluetooth codecs for headsets, and how to properly consider the Bluetooth codec when buying or evaluating new wireless headphones and earbuds.
Read on to learn the commonly used Bluetooth codecs for your wireless headphones and earbuds.
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In addition to Bluetooth headphone guides listed on this page, there are a few other specialized headphone guides:
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I have a Samsung Galaxy s6. I Recently purchased Aftershokz Bluez2s. . My phone will not pair with it. It cannot find the device, I have tried turning bluetooth on and off, I have tried using Quick Connect. And I can not even manually add the device to my phone. What can I do , so that I can use my new wireless headphones. Is it my Wifi?
It's a Bluetooth headphone. Nothing to do with WiFi.
1). Power off the headphone
2). Hold the power button for more than 7 seconds. You should see the alternating blue and red flash. If you wear it, you should hear voice prompt of "pairing".
3). Turn on Bluetooth on S6. And go to settings - Bluetooth, it should find the headphone.
4). Tap the headphone name ("bluez" or something similar) to pair them.