Bose earbuds have great audio performance. You may experience some issues with getting the earbuds connected to a device but they are usually easy to work through. You do not need to be highly savvy in the tech area to get your earbuds up and running.
Power on the Bose earbuds and connect with the device that was recently connected.
Be sure the Bluetooth is enabled. If they do not connect, turn off all Bluetooth devices in the range of 30 feet. Then reset the earbuds by putting the earbuds back in the charging case for 5 seconds and then remove.
Sometimes your earbuds may not detect the device you are trying to connect with. You can correct this by performing a reboot on the Bluetooth device by turning it off and back on. If this doesn’t fix the problem try to clear the memory of previously connected devices. Do this by pressing the Bluetooth button and holding it until you hear that the memory has been cleared. Then add your device.
Bose earbuds need a clear pathway to the device it is to be paired with. Remove devices that may be causing interference with the connection, which will resolve your connection problem.
Bose Earbuds Not Connecting/Pairing (How To Fix)
Bose earbuds can connect/pair with most Bluetooth devices. There are easy fixes should you experience problems with the connecting/pairing and do not require a great deal of tech know-how to get the earbuds pairing properly with your Bluetooth device.
There are basic steps to follow should you experience trouble with connecting/pairing with another device. Perform the following steps: go to Settings, Privacy, Bluetooth, and enable permissions. Then go to Settings and scroll and select enable. This will resolve the connection/pairing issue.
Sometimes your earbuds may not detect the device you are trying to connect with. Reboot the Bluetooth device by turning it off and back on. If this doesn’t fix the problem you may need to clear the memory of previously connected devices. Do this by pressing the Bluetooth button and holding it until you hear that the memory has been cleared. Then add your device.
If there are devices between your Bose earbuds and the device you are attempting to connect/pair, this could cause interference with the connection. Remove those devices and this should allow the connection/pairing to be accomplished.
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Bose Earbuds Not Connecting/Pairing To Mac
If you have any Mac devices you can connect your new Bose earbuds without dealing with a lot of difficult instructions. The Mac devices use the Operating System developed by Apple and you must choose that connection. Your computer must also support Bluetooth.
To connect/pair to the Mac you can use the Bose connect app and click the Apple symbol in the upper left. The Mac uses the operating systems developed by Apple. Then click system preferences, then click the Bluetooth icon and be sure it is on. Find your Bose earbuds in the box and click connect. Move the button until it shows ready to pair.
The Bose earbuds will connect to the Mac computer after setting the device to the Apple system. This action is simple to complete and the earbuds will then automatically connect when near the Mac computer.
If your Bose earbuds are not connecting/pairing to your Mac device check to see if there are too many devices between the Bose earbuds and the Mac device, This could be interfering with the connection. Remove those devices and this will clear the connection/pairing issue.
Bose Earbuds Not Connecting/Pairing To iPhone/iPad
Bose earbuds can be connected/paired to your iPhone or iPad with a few steps. Then they will click automatically when turned on and within a range of 30 feet. Either a light will come on or a tone will sound when this action has been adequately completed
The Bose earbuds can be connected to your iPhone or iPad. Simply place the earbuds in connect/pair mode, go to the IOS settings on your device, and go to Settings, General, Bluetooth. Tap the Bluetooth to turn on and tap the Bose earbud name when it appears in the device list.
In order for the Bose earbuds to be connected or paired make sure that your Bluetooth accessory is on and fully charged or connected to power. You must be within the range of 30 feet.
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The Bose earbuds may experience connecting/pairing issues when there are devices between the Bose earbuds and the iPhone/iPad. Remove some of those devices to create a clear pathway between the Bose earbuds and the iPhone/iPad. This should correct this issue.
Bose Earbuds Not Connecting/Pairing To Windows Laptop/Computer
Your Bose earbuds can be connected/ paired to your Windows laptop or computer. There are simple fixes to perform if you have problems with the connecting/pairing. These fixes are easy to do and get you going quickly.
To connect/pair your Windows laptop/computer you must first turn on Bluetooth. To do this open Windows Action Center, Settings, and Add Bluetooth. Then choose the earbuds from the list shown on the laptop/computer. This will resolve the issue with the connection/pairing of the Bose earbuds to Windows laptop/computer.
Your Bose earbuds might experience connecting/pairing issues to the Windows laptop/computer if there are too many devices between the two devices. The Bose earbuds require a clear path to the Windows laptop/computer in order for the connection/pairing to complete. Remove these devices and the connection/pairing should work.
Your Bose earbuds may not be connecting or pairing due to a very basic reason. You could be experiencing Bluetooth glitches and this issue can be fixed by restarting both the Bose earbuds and the computer.
Bose Earbuds Not Connecting/Pairing To Samsung TV
A Samsung TV may be connected/paired to the Bose Earbuds with great results. It is easy and will only take a few minutes. There are simple fixes to perform if you have problems with the connecting/pairing.
To connect/pair your Bose earbuds to the Samsung TV go to Home, Settings, Sound, Output, and choose from the Bluetooth speaker list. These instructions vary slightly with the different models of the Samsung TV and you can just follow the prompts from the Sound setting on your Samsung TV.
The Bose earbuds must have a clear pathway in order to connect/pair to the Samsung TV. If there are very many devices between the Bose earbuds and the Samsung TV this could interfere with the connection/pairing connection. Remove those devices and this will resolve the connection/pairing problem.
Bose Earbuds Not Connecting/Pairing To Sony TV
Your Bose earbuds will connect/pair to a Sony tv if the tv is a smart tv which can be determined by the remote that came with the tv. If the remote is a smart remote then your Sony tv will be also. There are simple fixes to perform if you have problems with the connecting/pairing.
Your Bose earbuds can be connected/paired to your smart Sony TV. First, go to the Home settings of the tv. Then choose Settings, Sound, Sound output, then Bluetooth devices. Then choose your Bose earbuds as listed. This will resolve the problem with the Bose earbuds not connecting/pairing with the Sony TV.
Bose earbuds may have issues with connecting/pairing with the Sony tv because they are not within the recommended 30 feet range, Objects between the Bose earbuds and the Sony tv can cause interference with the connections. Clear the pathway and this should resolve the issue.
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Your Bose earbuds may experience connection/pairing problems with the Sony when there are too many devices between the two. This interferes with the connection/pairing. Clear out some of these devices and this will prevent interference issues with the Bose earbuds and the Sony TV.
How To Fix Bose Earbuds Not Connecting
The Bose earbuds will connect with most Bluetooth devices. If you are experiencing issues there are several fixes you can do which are easy and simple to do.
The Bose earbuds may have connecting issues if the earbuds and case need to be resynced. You can do this by placing the earbuds back in the case, determining they are seated to the charging pins correctly, waiting 5 seconds, and removing them. The earbuds and the device should now be connected.
The Bose earbuds can be reset if you are having difficulty with the earbuds not connecting. If your case has a USB cable connect to a power outlet and wait 5 seconds and then disconnect the cable. After one minute remove the Bose earbuds. They should now be operational.
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Bose earbuds that are not connecting may occur because of outdated drivers. You can use your system’s driver update software to scan and list devices with outdated drivers. Then download and use the utility’s options to install new drivers.
Your Bose earbuds may experience connection problems because of other devices between the Bose earbuds and the device you want to connect. Remove the devices that may be causing connection interference and this will resolve the issue with the connection.
The Bose Earbuds Keep Disconnecting
There are several elements that cause Bose earbuds to disconnect. Some of these may be the distance between the Bose product and the paired device (which needs to be within 30 feet), the Bluetooth list on the device is full, or possibly because of outdated firmware.
Disconnection of your Bose earbuds may happen if there are devices between the Bose earbuds and the paired device. This could interfere with the signal between the earbuds and the paired device. Remove these devices and this will resolve the issue of frequent disconnections.
The Bose earbud’s disconnect issues may result in audio stuttering (cutting in and out) or disconnecting. This indicates there are too many Bluetooth services. You will need to disconnect Bluetooth services that you are currently not using. This should clear up this issue.
The Bose earbuds may experience disconnect problems and may need to be rebooted. Place the Bose earbuds in the charging case and push and hold the button on the left earbud for 10 seconds. The light on the earbud will blink 2 times, wait 10 seconds and then remove the earbuds from the case.
Bose earbuds disconnect may occur because of outdated drivers. You can use your system’s driver update software to scan and list devices with outdated drivers. Then download and use the utility’s options to install new drivers.
How To Fix Bose Earbuds That Keep Disconnecting
When the Bose earbuds keep disconnecting there are simple fixes to use to solve this issue. An important fix is to reset the earbuds by shutting them down and then restarting it.
If your Bose earbuds keep disconnecting from the Bluetooth device try the following:
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Step 1. Keep the Bose earbuds within 30 feet of the device.
Step 2. Reset your Bose earbuds.
Step 3. Perform a Reboot of the Bluetooth device.
Step 4. Clear your Bose earbuds memory of previously-connected Bluetooth devices.
Step 5. Remove your Bose earbuds from the memory of the Bluetooth device, then try again.
Step 6. Try connecting a different Bluetooth device.
Step 7. If using your Bose earbuds outdoors, check for differences when used indoors.
Step 8. If your Bose earbuds are connected to a Windows computer, check the power management setting.
Bose earbuds have great audio performance. You may experience some issues with getting the earbuds connected but they are easy to work through. You do not need to be highly savvy in the tech area to get your earbuds up and running and enjoy all the superiority that Bose earbuds offer.
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