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MY SMARTPHONE CAN’T FIND MY BLUETOOTH HEADPHONES
So you want to connect your headphones with your smartphone but, for some reason, the headphones aren’t showing up in your Bluetooth device list? Here’s a list of potential problem solvers:
Check to see if you’ve actually turned on the Bluetooth option on your phone. It’s a surprisingly simple thing to miss.
Check if your headphones are compatible with your device and OS. If you’re using an iPhone, it should run at least iOS 7, which natively supports “Bluetooth Smart Ready.” If you’re on Android, make sure it’s running at least Android 4.3.
Make sure your smartphone and headphones are close enough to one another when you want to connect them. While the bulk of Bluetooth devices – especially headphones – have enough range, the best way to ensure they connect is when they are within at least three feet of each other.
Check the manufacturer’s recommended pairing process. Not all Bluetooth headphones will connect with your phone in the same way; sometimes, it’s as easy as just turning on your headphones; other times, it’s a bit more complicated. To avoid any issues with pairing your device, carefully read through all the details on what you should be doing.
Try turning them off and on again. It’s an old method, but let’s face it – sometimes it really does work.
Turn off or remove any interfering devices. It could be that, for some reason, your headphones are trying to connect with another device instead of your smartphone.
Move away from the Wi-Fi router. It could be that your Wi-Fi router is using the same spectrum as the headphones, and thus causing some interference.
Turn off or remove any interfering devices. It could be that, for some reason, your headphones are trying to connect with another device instead of your smartphone.
Move away from the Wi-Fi router. It could be that your Wi-Fi router is using the same spectrum as the headphones, and thus causing some interference.
There’s nothing more frustrating than listening to some good music when suddenly your Bluetooth headphone connectivity just drops. Sometimes the Bluetooth connection will cut out completely and force you to reconnect, other times, it will drop off for a few seconds before it reconnects. Both are equally frustrating experiences but come with equally easy solutions.
