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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You might see a notification stating that you must enable Bluetooth before you can pair an accessory with Bluetooth, depending on the apps you’re using.

Sometimes, your device will prefer other devices that have been connected before, especially if you use that connection frequently. If this is the case, turn that other device off or unpair it from your device. 5. Move away from a Wi-Fi router. We searched the internet and identified the following elements as the main causes of the Bluetooth not turning on Android issue:To verify the pairing process, choose your source device from the list below: Ijoy logo headphones instructions– (Image Source: Pixabay.com) 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. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi both use invisible waves to connect devices. These waves are in the same frequency and can mix with one another, causing interference.

If, for example, the status light is a constant blue, it usually means the headphones are connected with your smartphone, laptop, or speaker. They’re ready to use. For example, your phone and headphones, your media player and speaker, or your iPad and keyboard all use Bluetooth to wirelessly transfer data between two devices. The Bluetooth Special Interest Group claims that it is one of the most widely used wireless technologies worldwide. Bluetooth devices are anticipated to ship in excess of 4.6 billion units this year alone, and by 2024, that figure is anticipated to reach more than 6 billion units annually. 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. ConclusionEven if multiple devices become available, your device will only establish a Bluetooth connection with the device that you choose – unless it was previously connected and automatically connects. If you have an iPhone, some headphones equipped with Apple's W1 chip, like AirPods or BeatsX, are even easier to pair. You don't even have to go to the Bluetooth menu—an on-screen notification appears when the earphones are close to your phone and they pair almost instantly.