Q&A for How to Connect Wireless Headphones on iPhone or iPad

Open your "Settings" and scroll down to "Bluetooth." First, make sure Bluetooth is turned on. If the headphones have a "discoverable" mode, make sure that is turned on as well. Under the Bluetooth on/off switch is a list of devices; the headphones should show up in this list and will have a message that says "Not Connected." Tap on the "Not Connected" message in the white bar with the name of the headphones in it, and it should start to sync. A message will appear to notify you if the sync was successful or not. (Sometimes it takes a while.) Make sure to keep the headphones near the phone while doing this.

This likely means that one earphone is connected to one device and the other earphone to another. Disconnect them from both devices by either resetting or disconnecting them. Then reconnect them to the desired device.

Ensure both your Bluetooth and headphones are on, and check if your headphones are charged. Make sure they aren't connected to Bluetooth on any other device. If issues persist, try turning off and back on your phone's Bluetooth and your earbuds.

Refer to the guide that came with your device. Most Bluetooth devices have a button you must press to make them discoverable by your iPhone or iPad. Go to your settings and tap on "Bluetooth," then press the Bluetooth button on your device. It should show up in a matter of seconds.

On earbuds, this may vary by device, but there is usually a button to adjust the volume. You can also adjust the volume using the volume control on the side of your device.

This might be a software issue. Try restarting your iPad Pro, resetting the headphones, or connecting another Bluetooth device to the iPad. If another device connects, the headphones may be at fault; if not, the issue may lie with the iPad.

It's hard to say for certain whether your particular ones will or won't, many earbuds do automatically connect once you take them out of the case.

This can vary by device, but typically there's a button to power on the headphones. A light should indicate they are on. Check the device manual if needed.

Play a song or video to see if sound comes out. If connected, a headphone icon should appear on your device. Additionally, your headphones might have a light that indicates they are connected.

To connect wireless earbuds like Apple AirPods, first ensure they are paired together. On your iPhone 7, go to Settings, then Bluetooth, and make sure Bluetooth is on and searching. Hold the button on the back of your AirPods until they appear on your phone, then select them to connect. If you're using Apple AirPods, this should resolve the issue.

Some earphones automatically turn on when removed from their case, assuming they are charged. Check the manual to see if that's the case or if something else needs to be done to turn the earphones on or connect to your device.

Yes, if you're connecting through Bluetooth, but not if you're using an iCloud account.

There is a pairing button located either inside or on the back of the case. Press and hold it for at least 10 seconds to make the device discoverable, and it should then appear in the device list.

Make sure your headphones are charged. Then try resetting your phone or forget the device and reconnect it.

Clean the earbuds thoroughly. If they still don't work, contact the manufacturer for assistance.

They may not be in pairing mode. Look for a small button on the earbud case and make sure both earbuds are secured in place with the lid open. Press and hold the pairing button for at least 10 seconds, and they should now be discoverable.

To connect your headphones, first be sure they are powered on and in pairing mode, often indicated by a flashing LED after holding a dedicated Bluetooth/pairing button. Then on your iPhone or iPad go to Settings > Bluetooth and confirm that Bluetooth is turned on. Once your headphones appear under 'Other Devices,' tap their name to connect. If issues persist, try restarting your iPhone or iPad.

Try restarting your phone and earphones, consult your manual for pairing instructions, ensure Bluetooth is enabled, and then attempt to pair the earphones again.

To troubleshoot low music volume: 1. Check your device and app volume settings. 2. Ensure system settings aren't affecting volume. 3. Verify that external speakers or headphones are at maximum volume. 4. Restart your device or app to resolve any glitches. 5. Update your device's OS and music app. If the issue persists, seek technical support.

Make sure Bluetooth is turned on. If they're AirPods, ensure you have the latest iOS update. Hold the AirPods case near your iPhone or iPad, and a setup animation should appear; tap it to connect.

To disconnect headphones on an iPhone, go to Settings, select Bluetooth, find the device you want to disconnect, and tap it. Then, scroll down and tap "Forget This Device" to disconnect it.

Sometimes you need to "forget" the headset in Bluetooth settings so it can refresh and reconnect.

If your AirPods are not showing up in Bluetooth, they might be dead, or you may need to press the button on the back of the case until the light comes on.

Yes, you can use the 'Share Audio' feature, but this is available only on iOS 13.1 and newer.

Check your game settings to see if the microphone is connected properly. Some headphones have apps that allow you to adjust the settings, so you might want to look there as well.

Headphones often have a pairing button on them. Open the Bluetooth page on your phone and simultaneously hold the button on your headphones. Once recognized, click on it to pair.

Go to Settings and click Bluetooth. Check that it is on, then switch on your headphones. Click on BH105A, and it will be connected.

Go to settings and click the Bluetooth button, you can search for it. Then look for the device name (it could be just numbers) click the option and your device might say 'bluetooth connected' or flash a light.

The problem is most likely your earbuds. You can fix this by removing then reconnecting your earbuds, check the earbud’s manual to see if it allows for both earbuds to be used at once, shut down your iPhone, turn Bluetooth off and on, and if none of that works, contact the developer [in the manual] themselves for tech support.

The iPad might not be compatible with the headphones. See if your headphone package had a list of supported devices, or search the headphone model on your search engine.