I recently bought some bluetooth Ihip headphones.They won't work

To pair with bluetooth, it depends on your model (TWS, SoundPods)

Turn on Bluetooth on your device

Remove one or both earbuds from the charging dock. The earbuds will have a flashing blue and red light indicating they are ready to pair

Long press the multi-function button for 3 seconds to power SoundPods on. When the Earbud LED Indicators flash red and blue, they are ready to be paired.

from the manual, https://manuals.plus/ihip/tw003-soundpods-wireless-earbuds-manual#ixzz7bR6q1b9Z

Shows normal operation

When I turn my sound pods on and then go to my Bluetooth options there to sound pod connections and each connection is for a different side of the pod by can only connect to one making only one work how do I sync them

Theirs a red light on my iHip earbuds that won’t go away and they won’t turn on nor connect. I think it’s because of the red light. What do I do?

Take apart the ear phone speaker housing that has all the buttons on it.You will need a soldering iron and lead free silver coreless soldering wire. Use the iron to melt existing solder that connects battery to pcb use a small amount of fresh solder to attach the new battery.

The headphones flash blue when u switch it on.If it flashes blue and red, it means that it is in bluetooth connection mode.So u can connect it with bluetooth devices by switching on bluetooth on your phone or pc.After connecting the red light stops flashing automatically and blue light starts blinking.Hope you understood. :)

First you have to see if your laptop has Bluetooth.

The words "red and blue lights", "paired", "connect" and "beeps" make me believe that your headphones are Bluetooth-enabled. However, I never heard of a TV that is Bluetooth-enabled. Therefore, I do not think that you will be able to pair, nor connect your headphones to your TV. If you want to listen to your TV wirelessly, you will have to use regular (not Bluetooth) wireless headphones, which consist of two pieces: the headphones and a transmitter that connects to the audio output(s) of your TV and transmits the sound from your TV to the headphones wirelessly.

Each brand has it's own peculiarities and you did not specify the brand. I would suggest turning off the headphones, resetting the transmitter (turn off and on again for separate devices) and then pressing and holding the 'on' switch for 15 seconds or so. You may see (in some models) a light start to blink blue then red and back. This should indicate that the receiver (headphone) is trying to find a transmitter to pair with. Hope this helps.