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Bluetooth earphones dont give audio
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When you say "you've tried everything" how about telling people what that includes?
Otherwise you'll just get people suggesting things you've already tried.
Also what phone, android version, what apps you are trying to use it with, these things might help too. Remember that we only know what you say, so right now all we know is the make of headphone and the fact that you can't make them work.
Otherwise you'll just get people suggesting things you've already tried.
Also what phone, android version, what apps you are trying to use it with, these things might help too. Remember that we only know what you say, so right now all we know is the make of headphone and the fact that you can't make them work.
Ta. I barely use BT audio myself, and have never had to do more than pair the phone with the device (so all I could suggest is removing and pairing again). But I'm sure that will help someone who is more familiar with it to suggest something more specific.
Have you tried pairing the earphones with a different device to make certain they are in working order?
That would lead one to conclude that for some reason or another your earphones have died.
BT devices must have their own power source. I would make certain they are charged. If they are fully charged and still not functional, it's beyond my expertise for a repair. If they are not charged up, there lies your remedy.
The earphones I've used through the years have been rechargeable through a usb charging system of some nature. As in all rechargeable batteries, there is a finite amount of cycles it can be recharged. When the battery no longer takes a charge or has a short window of up time, I'm afraid it's time for a new unit.
BT devices must have their own power source. I would make certain they are charged. If they are fully charged and still not functional, it's beyond my expertise for a repair. If they are not charged up, there lies your remedy.
The earphones I've used through the years have been rechargeable through a usb charging system of some nature. As in all rechargeable batteries, there is a finite amount of cycles it can be recharged. When the battery no longer takes a charge or has a short window of up time, I'm afraid it's time for a new unit.
You might check with the manufacturer of the earphones and see if it's a know problem. Faulty across multiple devices points to them being the problem. Perhaps they have a fix or an offer for a replacement. In any event, I'm sorry that I could not better assist you.