IJOY Wireless Bluetooth Headphones with Mic, Rechargeable & Foldable Hi-Fi Stereo Over Ear Headset with Built-in Smart 5-Button Control, Micro SD Card slot and FM radio, Blue

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If it doesn’t, the headphones likely have an error. In this case, you’ll need to do a hard reset. The headphones have an error and need a hard reset Sometimes, headphones in pairing mode are trying but failing to connect with another device. They’re running into an error during pairing, so they blink red and blue to let you know.

The most common reason why your Bluetooth headset is flashing red and blue is it is unpaired. The headphones are looking for a connection.Use this process if you’re using in-ear headphones or a headband. Please consult the Help Guide for more information. Note: For Truly Wireless headphones, consult the Help Guide for your specific model. If all else fails, you can always use tape as a last resort to cover the light. Why are my headphones blinking amber or red? Jabra 85H flashing amber light There are no wires needed to connect your devices to Bluetooth headphones. Therefore, it makes sense if you’re having trouble pairing your Bluetooth headphones with your computer or smartphone. However, connecting your headphones to any device is simple. Here’s how to pair a Bluetooth headphone with a Mac, Windows computer, iPhone, or Android smartphone. This should pair your headphones with your device. It will also stop the status lights from flashing red and blue. This usually happens with true wireless headphones. You may have accidentally changed the settings on your headphones to unlink them from each other.

Most Bluetooth headphones that use legacy pairing have a fixed PIN code, such as 0000 or 1234. You can find the PIN code in the headset’s manual. Secure Simple Pairing Unpaired headphones means they are not connected with any other device. They are in pairing or discovery mode. This means your headphones are looking for another Bluetooth device to connect with. A connection is established when both devices create a trusted relationship with each other using a link key. This is used to confirm both devices to each other. Hopefully, you’ve gained an understanding of what those lights on the side of your headphones now mean. If you’re having a hard time pairing your devices, the problem could be interference. The solution to this is easy. Simply move away from your router and try the pairing process again. ConclusionThe link key is also used to generate a temporary encryption key to protect the data being transmitted across both devices.