Samsung phones can t receive Bluetooth headset devices

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If your mobile phone cannot connect to the Bluetooth headset, it is recommended that you:

1.Turn on the Bluetooth headset switch, it is recommended to check the Bluetooth headset manual.

4.If the problem persists according to the above methods, please bring the purchase invoice, repair card and machine to the Samsung service center for testing by an engineer.

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Hello, it should not be turned on the pairing state of the Bluetooth headset, only when the pairing state is turned on, the headset can be searched, the specific opening method is best to refer to the manual, the common Bluetooth headset pairing mode is to open the power button of the Bluetooth headset until the red and blue lights flash alternately (first the red light is on, don't let go and continue to press the power button to appear red and blue lights flashing alternately) and then release, at this time the headset can be searched, and then the mobile phone searches for the headset pairing connection.

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Solution: Tool Material: Samsung Galaxy S10 phone, Bluetooth headset.

1. Chang'an Bluetooth headset boot button.

2. Turn on your Samsung phone and open Settings.

3. Find Bluetooth on the settings page and tap it.

4. Turn on the "Bluetooth" switch.

5. Click on the "Bluetooth headset name" option.

6. In this interface, enter the pairing key.

7. Display the Bluetooth headset and the Samsung Galaxy S10 phone "Connected", you can do it.

2.Check whether other devices with Bluetooth function can be searched, and rule out whether it is Bluetooth compatibility or Bluetooth settings on the other phone. 3.Some mobile phones can be set to Bluetooth visibility, and enter the Bluetooth settings interface to check whether the mobile phone is visible to all devices.

If it is invalid, please bring the purchase invoice, warranty card and machine to the Samsung service center for inspection.

2.Samsung phones can't find nearby bluetooth what's going on.

1.Check whether both the phone and the other device have Bluetooth turned on.

3.Some mobile phones can be set to Bluetooth visibility, and enter the Bluetooth settings interface to check whether the mobile phone is visible to all devices.

4.Make sure that the distance between the device and the other Bluetooth device is within the maximum Bluetooth range (10 m).

If it is invalid, please bring the purchase invoice, warranty card and machine to the Samsung service center for inspection.

If you need to connect 2 Bluetooth phones at the same time, the Bluetooth headset needs to turn on the multi-point connection function, and in pairing mode, press and hold the volume up button until the blue indicator flashes twice.

Note: Due to different Bluetooth headset models, the function may be slightly different. Some Bluetooth headsets do not support multi-point connection, please check the Bluetooth headset manual for specific functions.

1. Take Edifier wireless Bluetooth and Redmi 4x as an example, first of all, when the mobile phone can't find the Bluetooth headset, first confirm whether the Bluetooth headset is in a charged state, some Bluetooth headsets, in a weak current state, will automatically turn off as soon as they are turned on, which naturally leads to the inability to pair and connect.

2. After that, confirm whether the Bluetooth headset is on, press and hold the Bluetooth headset on/off key, and after long pressing, the light will turn on and on.

4. Whether the Bluetooth headset is not paired, if the Bluetooth headset has just been turned on, it has been connected to another mobile phone, then when the mobile phone is connected, it cannot be paired with the Bluetooth headset.

5. After searching for the Bluetooth headset, you need to click to connect, if it is often connected, under normal circumstances, the Bluetooth headset will be automatically connected after it is turned on, but there will also be a state that needs to be clicked to connect.

4.The Bluetooth headset cannot be found on the mobile phone.

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The mobile phone can't connect to the Bluetooth headset because the Bluetooth headset has not entered the pairing state. The specific steps are as follows:

1. Confirm that the earphones are off;

2. Press and hold the power button of the earphone for 7-8 seconds (the power-on state will be skipped in the middle), at this time, the Bluetooth headset enters the correct pairing state, which is manifested as the indicator light of two colors flashing alternately (or the indicator light is always on, and the performance of different earphones is different);

4. Connect the mobile phone to the Bluetooth headset, if prompted, you need to enter the PIN code, the default is 1234 (some headphones are 0000, if there are special circumstances, please refer to the manual).

5. The pairing is successful.

Generally, we think that after the headphones are turned on, the mobile phone can be connected to them. In fact, the Bluetooth connection between mobile phones and mobile phones is different from the method of connecting mobile phones with Bluetooth headsets. The Bluetooth headset must enter a special pairing state so that the phone can search for the headset and connect successfully.

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If your Samsung Bluetooth headphones are missing, you can try the following methods to find:1Check the nearby area:

First, check the last place you used your headphones and the area around them to see if they could have been dropped in a corner or forgotten somewhere. 2.Reach out to someone nearby:

If you're not sure if you've lost your headphones at home or in the office, reach out to someone close to you and ask if they've found your headphones. Maybe they will help. 3.

Use a mobile app: Some Bluetooth headset brands offer companion phone apps through which you can try to locate your headphones. For example, the Samsung Galaxy Wearable app allows you to track the location of your Samsung Bidong Bluetooth headphones.

4.Contact customer service: If you have tried the above methods and still can't find the headphones, you can contact the customer service of the headphone brand for help, they may give better advice or provide more detailed instructions.

In short, if your Samsung Bluetooth headset is missing, don't worry, try the above method first, I believe you will find it soon.

Solution: Tool Material: Samsung Galaxy S10 phone, Bluetooth headset.

1. Chang'an Bluetooth headset boot button.

2. Turn on your Samsung phone and open Settings.

3. Find Bluetooth on the settings page and tap it.

4. Turn on the "Bluetooth" switch.

5. Click on the "Bluetooth headset name" option.

6. In this interface, enter the pairing key.

7. Display the Bluetooth headset and the Samsung Galaxy S10 phone "Connected", you can do it.

There is no Bluetooth pairing key, you have to enter it in your Samsung phone.

Tool Materials: Bluetooth headset, Samsung Galaxy S6 phone.

1. First turn on the Bluetooth headset and click the "Switch" button.

2. After that, in your Samsung Galaxy S6 phone, tap on the "Settings" option.

3. Secondly, in the interface, click on the "Bluetooth" option.

4. Then in the interface, turn on the "Bluetooth" switch.

5. After that, in the interface, click on the "Bluetooth Headset Name" option.

6. In this interface, enter the pairing key.

7. Finally, in the interface, it shows that the Bluetooth headset and the Samsung Galaxy S6 phone are "connected".

If the phone cannot be connected to the Bluetooth headset, it is recommended:

1.Turn on the Bluetooth headset switch, it is recommended to check the Bluetooth headset manual.

4.If the problem persists according to the above methods, please bring the purchase invoice, repair card and machine to the Samsung service center for testing by engineers.

2. The Bluetooth headset program is wrong Restore the Bluetooth headset to factory settings.

3. The Bluetooth program of the mobile phone is wrong After the mobile phone is restarted, all the pairing data stored by the mobile phone away from Bluetooth will be cleared.

It should be that your phone doesn't support it.

There is no Bluetooth pairing key, you have to enter it in your Samsung phone.

Tool Materials: Bluetooth headset, Samsung Galaxy S6 phone.

1. First turn on the Bluetooth headset and click the "Switch" button.

2. After that, in your Samsung Galaxy S6 phone, tap on the "Settings" option.

3. Secondly, in the interface, click on the "Bluetooth" option.

4. Then in the interface, turn on the "Bluetooth" switch.

5. After that, in the interface, click on the "Bluetooth Headset Name" option.

6. In this interface, enter the pairing key.

7. Finally, in the interface, it shows that the Bluetooth headset and the Samsung Galaxy S6 phone are "connected".

It may be that the Bluetooth headset does not have the pairing function turned on, or it may be that the mobile phone does not have the Bluetooth function turned on.

Follow these steps to troubleshoot:

1.Make sure the Bluetooth headset is in pairing mode: According to the instruction manual of the headset, make sure the headset is in pairing mode. Normally, you'll need to press and hold the power button or other designated button on your earbuds until the headphones' lights start flashing or you hear a pairing tone.

2.Turn on your phone's Bluetooth: On your Samsung phone, turn on Bluetooth from the notification bar or settings menu. Normally, you can find the Bluetooth quick settings icon in your device's drop-down notification bar, or the Bluetooth option in the settings menu.

3.Scan and pair devices: In Bluetooth settings, tap "Scan Devices" or a similar option so that you can find and display a list of available Bluetooth devices.

Wait for a moment and let your phone scan for nearby Bluetooth devices. Once the name of the headset appears in the list, tap on it and follow the on-screen instructions to pair.

4.Make sure your headphones are fully charged: Make sure your Bluetooth headphones have enough power to pair and connect with your phone. Low battery may cause abnormal or unconnected connections.

5.Restart your device: Try restarting your phone and Bluetooth headphones, then try pairing and connecting again.

6.Update your phone's firmware and headphones: Check your phone and headset manufacturer** or app to make sure your device's firmware (software) is up to date. If updates are available, installing them may help resolve compatibility issues and errors.

If you have tried all the above steps and still can't connect to the Bluetooth headset, you can try the following solutions:

Try connecting a different Bluetooth device: Check if your phone can be paired and connected with other Bluetooth devices, if so, then the problem may be with the headset itself. Try connecting the headset to another device, such as another phone or computer, to see if it connects.

Contact customer support: If the problem persists, contact the customer support team of Samsung or the Bluetooth headset manufacturer, describe your problem to them, and seek professional technical support and advice.

It is important to note that make sure that the Bluetooth headset and the phone are as close to each other as possible and avoid obstacles when connecting. Also, there may be slight differences between different models of Samsung phones, so make sure you refer to the how-to guide for your specific phone model. <>