Plantronics Explorer 50 Bluetooth Headset Black

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The first thing you’ll do when you get your new headset is pair it with a computer or mobile device. As long as your device supports Bluetooth connectivity, this should be fairly easy. One benefit to the Plantronics Explorer 50 Bluetooth Headset, though, is its automatic setup. You’ll get whispered instructions to walk you through the setup process, making it easy for those who don’t want to deal with figuring out how to pair manually.Equipped with Bluetooth version 3.0+HS, the headphone ensures a stable and seamless connection to compatible devices within a range of 10 meters. The Bluetooth profiles supported by the device include A2DP, HFP, and HSP, offering versatility in its usage. After successfully pairing, you will hear "pairing successful". Press the Call button until the indicator starts flashing red and blue, and you will hear "pairing". This enables multipoint technology, which allows pairing with a second phone and receiving calls on both phones.

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Yes, the update to Android 7.0 on Huawei P9 Lite may impact the pairing of Plantronics Explorer 50 headphones. Here are the steps to pair the headphones with Huawei P9 Lite:The benefits provided under this Limited Warranty are in addition to other rights and remedies provided under Australian and New Zealand Law. Randomly (never while actively using) the headset would disconnect and immediately reconnect to my phone. Sometimes once an hour, sometimes not for a whole day. When the headset maximum volume is reached (volume button only goes Up, then it goes to the lowest setting and starts again), headsets 1 and 3 play 3 beeps followed by a nice voice message ("Volume Maximum"). Headset 2 just plays 2 very low beeps. Power button slides smoothly between on/off positions vs button fighting you to remain off... or on...)