How do you turn on and off the noise cancellation feature? Upon pairing, does iOS indicate the battery charge in the Bluetooth icon?
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Hello Joseph, I don't think it's possible to turn noise cancelation off unless you mod the head set.And yes iOS does show you a bar on top next to the Bluetooth icon that shows the battery charge.
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Can't turn it off unfortunately. Yes iOS dies indicate battery charge on iPhone. Not Mac from what I've seen though. You have to open the beats app on Mac for that.
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Noise Cancellation is always turned on either wireless or not. If you plug in the wire automatically turns on and via wireless there is a little button on the right side to turn on/off the headphone. iOS does indicate battery charge next to the Bluetooth icon. It is good :)
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When that happened to me it was because I muted the Bluetooth. I seriously can't recall how to reverse the mute, so I usually just turn the Bluetooth off and turn it back on. It's a mild inconvenience but it works.
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yes there is a problem because when you pair by bluetooch automatically turns down the sound and especially conctado directly with your iphone or ipod device excellent automotive recommend it because I am passionate about embracing sound here from Brazil.
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Is your bluetooth on? Make sure you go to settings and turn it on. Did it come with a charger? It may need to be charged also.Mine had a on/off switch in top right corner on the side..i couldnt see it. Had to really look for it.
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Just worked for me, thanks. Remember to get the earphones into pairing mode before you try this, turning them on won't necessarily start the pairing going. I didn't realise that hence it wasn't picking anything up the way it did with my iPhone automatically. Just to be sure I held the power button long enough until pairing started THEN I turned on the Bluetooth on my mini ipad and it paired right away.
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I just got these and had the same question, because my iPhone, iPad and Mac were always connecting to it so quickly that I couldn't pair it to the device I wanted. Figured it out, without having to do anything with the previous device. All you have to do is turn the headphones off (unless they are already off). Then hold down the power button and KEEP HOLDING IT even when the red/blue lights flash. Then while holding the power button still, select it on the device you want to use now. It connects to that device and you can let go of the button. Then repeat the process to pair it with the other device. I just got these and had the same question, because my iPhone, iPad and Mac were always connecting to it so quickly that I couldn't pair it to the device I wanted. Figured it out, without having to do anything with the previous device. All you have to do is turn the headphones off (unless they are already off). Then hold down the power button and KEEP HOLDING IT even when the red/blue lights flash. Then while holding the power button still, select it on the device you want to use now. It connects to that device and you can let go of the button. Then repeat the process to pair it with the... » Read More I just got these and had the same question, because my iPhone, iPad and Mac were always connecting to it so quickly that I couldn't pair it to the device I wanted. Figured it out, without having to do anything with the previous device. All you have to do is turn the headphones off (unless they are already off). Then hold down the power button and KEEP HOLDING IT even when the red/blue lights flash. Then while holding the power button still, select it on the device you want to use now. It connects to that device and you can let go of the button. Then repeat the process to pair it with the other device. « Show Less
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Well max volume on the iphone barely leaks. And more than 2feet away you cant hear it. The isolation imo is satisfactory, with nothing playing, you can still hear your environment, but it's still quite muffled. With sound on forget location awareness the music takes over :)
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Do believe so. Go into the go into the" Tools" on your phone showing where the Bluetooth has been paired with your phone. That should turn it off as well as turning it back on. Hope this helps. Seem to work for me. Whether that's the way to go about it... Anyone's guess
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I haven't been on a call via Bluetooth and using Navigation at the same time. There is an option to mute the sound when the directions come through. But I am not sure if that affects the call
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I'm pretty sure it was easy to pair. I think I just held down the main power button until the light flashed successively, then went to Bluetooth settings on the iPhone and selected the device corresponding to the headphones. The phone should then indicate that it is paired. After that point, it is helpful to have the headphones on your head as you turn them on or off. To turn them on or off, you simply hold the power button until the tone is heard, then release. Once the phone has been paired with the headset, you should only have to power up the headset and the phone will automatically remember the pairing.
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Try these steps. 1. Make sure you are running the most up to date version of IOS 2. Go to settings / general, then scroll down to Reset. Click reset network settings. Beware, this will delete all your bluetooth and wireless settings, so you'll have to re-sign in to your router and re-set up your bluetooth devices. 3. Shutdown the iphone entirely by holding in the power button to fully turn it off. Then restart it. After these 3 things, you'll likely have better success trying to pair it. Make sure the headphones are fully charged. Also, make sure when you press the power button on the headphones, you hold it in until you get an alternating red and blue flashing light, not just red a few times then constant blue flashes. It should go red/blue/red/blue/red/blue/red/blue... that's when the device is ready to pair. Hope that helps!
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Couple tips ... 1. Make sure you have properly synched the Bluetooth and DO NOT have your phone set to the speaker phone mode 2. If you have an audio cord for the AUX connection plug that into your phone's headphone jack. I found the quality to improve with that connection
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1.) Is Bluetooth on your 4S turned on(this can be done by going under settings-bluetooth)?2.) Is the headset in discover mode?3.) Is the headset still paired with your Macbook when it tries to pair with your phone? 4.) Is the headset charged? If yes to all of the above, I would go to the Jabra support website.
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Hi Sheryl -- please reach out to us at support@lil-gadgets.com so we can diagnose a little bit better. Here's a quick link on the Bluetooth feature
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I left mine charging overnight, just to be sure. Unbelievably, I haven't charged it again in weeks and its still going strong! I'd recharge it every few weeks or so to make sure you get a good sound. The red light is just to acknowledge that its connected and charging, if it comes on and is plugged in. It also makes a bloop sound when you press and hold the power button, to acknowledge that it is ready to be paired with your bluetooth device to play music. When you are ready to turn it off and disconnect bluetooth, you press and hold the power button for a few sec. and you will hear the sound again before it shuts off. That's how I preserve the battery. I've never heard distortion or feedback. Maybe its time to charge it if thats what you are getting.
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Not apple user but I would try to reconnect unpair/pair and make sure the audio and music are set to ON....
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I dont really know if it has noise cancellation but when you wear it you can only hear the music that comes out of the device... i hope this helps your questions....