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How to Manually Pair Your Bose Headphones
If you are having trouble connecting your Bose headphones to your device using the automatic pairing process, you can try manually pairing them. Here are the steps on how to do it:
- Turn on your headphones.
- Put your headphones in pairing mode. To do this, press and hold the Power and Volume Down buttons at the same time for about 5 seconds. You will hear a voice prompt that says “Pairing.”
- On your device, open the Bluetooth settings.
- Look for your Bose headphones in the list of devices.
- Select your Bose headphones and enter the passcode if prompted.
Once your headphones are paired with your device, you should be able to hear audio from your device through your headphones. You can also use the buttons on your headphones to control playback and volume.
Here are some additional tips for manually pairing your Bose headphones:
- Make sure that your headphones are turned on and in pairing mode before you start the pairing process.
- Make sure that your device is within range of your headphones. The Bluetooth range for Bose headphones is typically about 30 feet.
- If you are still having trouble pairing your headphones, try restarting your headphones and your device.
I hope this helps!
Here are some additional things to check if your Bose headphones are still not pairing:
- Make sure that your device’s Bluetooth is turned on.
- Make sure that your device’s Bluetooth is compatible with your headphones. Bose headphones typically work with Bluetooth 4.2 or higher.
- Make sure that your headphones are not paired with another device.
- Try resetting your headphones to factory settings.
If you have tried all of these troubleshooting steps and your headphones are still not pairing, you may need to contact Bose customer support for help.
