COWIN E8 [Upgraded] Active Noise Cancelling Headphones Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone Wireless Headphones Over Ear - Black (Renewed)

COWIN E8 [Upgraded] Active Noise Cancelling Headphones Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone Wireless Headphones Over Ear – Black (Renewed)

  • This Certified Refurbished product has been tested and certified to work and look like new, with minimal to no signs of wear, by a specialized third-party seller approved by Amazon. The product is backed by a minimum 90-day warranty and may arrive in a generic brown or white box. Accessories may be generic and not directly from the manufacturer.
  • Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) Technology. Our improved ANC technology significantly reduces noise to help you focus on what you want to hear. ANC works both with and without the audio cable and is great for reducing noise during long trips on a plane or in places with city traffic.
  • Superior Sound Quality. The superior sound quality of the E8 is 25% stronger than that of our earlier E7 model. The 100dB give a deep, powerful, and crisp sound — making your overall listening experience just that much better.
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COWIN E8 [Upgraded] Active Noise Cancelling Headphones Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone Wireless Headphones Over Ear – Black (Renewed) : Product Description



So how are Bluetooth and Wi-Fi different?

The first is the familiar Wi-Fi, which is good at connecting multiple devices simultaneously. It has been created as a hub that connects to the Internet. The communication speed is breakneck, and it is good at mass data communication. However, because of its considerable power consumption, it is used for stationary devices such as routers that can supply power from outlets.

Bluetooth, on the other hand, is a technology designed for one-to-one communication. Both communication speed and communication distance are weaker than Wi-Fi, but they consume less power and can be used for long-term devices such as keyboards and mice. Since these devices have a small amount of data to be communicated at one time, data delay is unlikely to occur.

Connect headphones directly to your Bluetooth device.

Turn on the headphones and press and hold the Power / Bluetooth button until the Bluetooth light flashes blue. You will hear a prompt saying, “Another device is ready to connect” (if voice guidance is enabled). If the headphones are turned on for the first time, the headphones are already in this state.

The power button on the headphones
Turn on Bluetooth on the connected device (smartphone, tablet, etc.)

In your device’s Bluetooth settings menu, select your headphones. If your headphones do not appear in the list, you will need to tap “Search,” “Scan,” “Pair new device,” etc. in the Bluetooth menu of the device There maybe.

When connected, you will hear an audio prompt saying, “Connected to <device name>.”

Pair with Windows 8.1 / Windows 7 PC

  • Step 1 Select [Hardware and Sound] from [Control Panel] on your computer, and select [Devices and Printers].
  • Step 2 Select [Add Device] at the upper left to display the list screen of the device to be added.

* If the [Bluetooth] function is [Off], set it to [On].

  • Step 3 Set the headphones to the device registration mode (pairing mode).

Hold down the “power” button or “PAIRING” button on the headphones until the lamp on the central unit blinks (about 7 seconds).
There are the following two patterns for the lamp blinking.

The blue lamp blinks twice each time
Blue and red lights flash alternately
Refer to the instruction manual as it varies depending on the model.

  • Step 4 Select [〇〇 (headphone model name)] displayed on the [Add a Device] screen.

* If you are asked for a passkey, enter “0000 (Zero Zero Zero Zero)”.
A passkey is sometimes called a passcode, PIN code, PIN, password, etc.

  • Step 5 Check that the registered headphone model name is displayed on the [Devices and Printers] screen.

This completes the pairing process with the headphones.

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