If the device is Android, try:
1. Turn up your media volume
2. Enable media audio
3. Disable nearby device scanning
4. Reset network settings
If the device is iOS, try:
1. Remove music volume level limit
2. Update your device
3. Disconnect and reconnect your Bluetooth headphones
4. Disable automatic ear detection (for Airpods)
If the device is PC, try:
1. Enable Bluetooth Support Service
2. Set your default playback device
3. Check your volume levels
4. Update your Audio Driver
5. Run your Troubleshooting tool
6. Check audio problems in Device Manager
If none of them work, your Bluetooth earbuds might be broken. You need to change a new pair. If you need recommendations, see: 10 Best Wireless Earbuds
Make sure that the pair on your output device states paired for phone and music. It can still pair for phone and data but not pair to stream music. This is common on android devices especially. If this be the case, unpair the device and forget (delete) the earbuds on your output device. Ensure any bluetooth devices like amazon Alexa, TVs and other common things are powered down. Turn the bluetooth on the output device off, then back on. Search for earbuds and follow manufacturer procedures to sync earbuds. Once found, pair. Ensure when a successful pair happens that they are paired for phone and music. It will tell you on the output device if the pair was successful for both. At this point make sure your volume settings are not muted or all the way down and you should be enjoying music if you have an app playing music.
SOURCE: jabra vbt2050 won't connect
Jabra VBT2050 - You have to hold the round button in until the light stays lit (about 20 seconds) this will put it in discoverable mode, the pin is 0000, I have AT@T service and it works just fine. Hope this helps out!
SOURCE: bluetooth "device out of range or powered off"
I had lots of trouble too. I thought it was my phone. Well here's what you do. First off remove the device completely from your phone. Turn off the phone and take the battery off so it can re-boot. When the phone is powered back up put your bluetooth in pairing mode and get it back on your phone. It should connect without any problems. Now....here is the trick. When you want to disconnect the device(bluetooth) from your phone don't turn it off on your phone. Shut the actual power off on your bluetooth. The phone will recognize this and disconnect the device. The only thing left on your phone will be the bluetooth icon. Being the icon still on your phone it is still in discovery mode and can overtime use up your battery life searching for a device. This is when you can go to your phone and turn off the bluetooth. On your NV 2 go to your bluetooth menu and just use your left softkeyto turn it off. Now there is no connection whatsoever. And to turn it back on do the opposite. Go to your bluetooth menu and turn on your bluetooth. You will see the bluetooth icon. Now you power up the bluetooth and it will connect as soon as it get the signal. This took me 2 weeks of trial and error and other stuff but I am happy now and I hope this solves any bluetooth problems...
SOURCE: How do I connect my Sony Bluetooth headset DR BT21G to my Vaio
I solved this problem by turning off my phone which had bluetooth active while i was trying to get audio through. thats why the bluetooth never connected to my headset as the phone was using up the bandwith.
make sure your headset is the only bluetooth device and then go into your bluetooth properties -> audio -> select your headset and press connect
now go into your sound options and it should be listed there if it connected succesfully. set if as default and remember to restart the music programm youre running
enjoy!!!
=D
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