LETSCOM [Upgraded] Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear with Mic Deep Bass, Fast Charge 30 Hour Playtime for Travel Work TV PC - Black

LETSCOM [Upgraded] Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear with Mic Deep Bass, Fast Charge 30 Hour Playtime for Travel Work TV PC – Black

  • Hybrid active noise control: significantly reduces low-frequency sound waves by up to 96% and allows you to enjoy quality music anywhere, making noise problems A thing of the past.
  • 30 hours playtime: get a guaranteed 2 hours music journey on 5 minute charge and 30 hours play time on a 1.5-Hour full charge. From now on, you can enjoy more music without worrying about power shortage during long travels.
  • Built for comfort: comfort that lasts all day, with ultra-soft protein cushions, 90 degree rotation axis, and adjustable headband.
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LETSCOM [Upgraded] Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear with Mic Deep Bass, Fast Charge 30 Hour Playtime for Travel Work TV PC – Black : Product Description



What is “Bluetooth”?

Wireless communication technology for exchanging data communication between digital devices over short distances.

In other words, in a more familiar sense, the “thing” that connects the remote control for operation with the radio control unit is the image of Bluetooth. Wireless technology that can be operated without wires.

You set up and use a method called “pairing” between your Bluetooth product and your smartphone.

The pair is “Pair,” which means “two things become one.”
It is the same meaning as that pair that is said to be a pair of two at the time of the athletic meet.

How Bluetooth headphones connect to a smartphone?

Most wireless headphones use Bluetooth to communicate with the device, and in some cases, there may be a problem with the connection between the mobile app and the headphones.
If you are using wireless headphones with your mobile device, make sure your mobile device OS and headphone app are up to date.

Earphone-type wireless headphones are more susceptible to connection issues, such as broken connections, out-of-sync, and dropped calls than other wireless headphones due to their form.
In some cases, when communication is lost, your head itself is blocking the signal, which can be challenging to resolve.

Some headphone manufacturers say that updating the firmware may improve synchronization and other issues, but not all headphones.
Nevertheless, there may be solutions on the manufacturer’s website, including firmware updates, so you should check them out.

Of course, you need to keep your firmware up to date.

How to pair your computer with a Bluetooth device such as headphones, a mobile phone, or another computer.

  1. In Windows, search for and open Bluetooth and other devices.
    NOTE: If you don’t return any results in Bluetooth and other devices, your computer may not support Bluetooth.
  2. On the “Bluetooth and other devices” tab, change the Bluetooth setting to “On.”
  3. Click Add a Bluetooth or other device to start searching for tools.
  4. Click [Bluetooth] as the type of device to add.
  5. Select the Bluetooth device you want to add from the list.
  6. When prompted, enter your PIN and click Connect. If you don’t see the PIN, enter the default PIN ” 0000 ” often used for Bluetooth devices.
  7. Review the authentication message for the device you are connecting to now and approve the news or grant access.
  8. Follow the instructions on your computer and device to complete the pairing process. A confirmation message appears when the device is paired.

NOTE: If you see an authentication error, it’s too long. Move the device closer and try pairing again.

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