Yinke Hard Case for Sony WH-CH520/510/ JBL Tune 510BT Headphone, Travel Protective Cover Storage Bag

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For more information, visit the article: What’s the easiest way to pair my Bluetooth headphones with an Android phone? Hold it close to the NFC logo (e.g. left headphone cup on WH-1000XM4). You don't even have to power on your headphones. They will turn on automatically.

Once the computer detects the device, it will then automatically proceed to installing the driver, after which the device will be added to the computer's list of devices. Press the Windows Key on the computer and type " add bluetooth device". On the right hand side, select the Settings category. If you have paired your Bluetooth device with different devices before, your device may have automatically connected to another device without you knowing it. Make sure you disable that connection before attempting a new one. I can’t pair devices: make sure the Bluetooth profiles of your devices match What is a Bluetooth profile?Many new Bluetooth devices (e.g. wireless headphones) automatically go into pairing mode the first time you turn them ON. Your device becomes discoverable on its own. At this point, your device doesn’t have any pairing information saved. However, when you pair a second device, you must manually activate pairing mode. Your device won’t enter pairing mode automatically, unlike the first time. However, according to your headphones / speakers setup, you might not hear sound coming from the headphones/ speakersyet. If that's the case, go through the following additional steps below to set them as the default speakers.

If your Xperia is currently connected to a Bluetooth device, the connected device will appear under ' Available Media Devices', as shown in the screenshot below. Tap Disconnect to disconnect your device but keep its pairing information, or Forget to delete its pairing information. Tap on the gear icon next to the device you wish to Disconnect or Remove (forget its pairing information).Although uncommon, it’s possible that two devices are successfully paired, but refuse to connect. If you’re sure this is not caused by a low battery level or a mismatch of Bluetooth profiles, delete the pairing information and pair the devices again to solve this glitch. You can delete ( Forget / Remove device) Bluetooth pairing information in your phone’s or computer’s Bluetooth menu. Also, there’s a limit to how many Bluetooth devices you can pair. Most smartphones can save Bluetooth pairing information for up to eight devices. That limit means your phone will delete the oldest pairing information if you try to pair a ninth device. If there is still no audio, try pairing the headset or speakerto another computer or to a cellular phone that has Bluetooth audio streaming capabilities and supports the Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP).