Bluetooth headsets guide
Bluetooth headsets, like other hands-free and wireless devices, offer great benefits for Bluetooth devices users especially drivers-you do not need to bother cord. You can connect your Bluetooth headsets or headphones to your cell phone, MP3, MP4 player, and even your laptop.
Before you buy a Bluetooth headset, make sure what version you need. Most Bluetooth devices are version 1.2, and version 2.0 is becoming popular.
Most Bluetooth chips on the market are backward compatible, but you should always refer to your user guide.
But before you connect it to whatever Bluetooth devices, you need to pair with them first.
Bluetooth pairing up
Before you buy a Bluetooth headset, make sure what version you need. Most Bluetooth devices are version 1.2, and version 2.0 is becoming popular. Most Bluetooth chips on the market are backward compatible, however you should always see your user guide.
In order to pair your Bluetooth headset or Bluetooth headphone with your mobile phone, you have to get your Bluetooth headset in “pairing mode”, and this procedure varies according to different headsets. But for most headsets, you have to press and hold certain button (answer/end, talk, or power button) for up to ten seconds; and you should always refer to your headset guide. Once your headset is in “pairing mode”, please choose “search new devices” on your cell phone and it will find you Bluetooth headset. Just select your headset or headphone then and it will prompt you to enter the Passkey.
For most Bluetooth headsets or headphones like Motorola Bluetooth headset, the Passkey is either 0000 or 1234, you can try both of them. And you can see your headset guide.
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