Bluetooth headsets

Enjoy full wireless freedom with our range of Bluetooth headsets. Whether you opt for a single earbud, wireless over-the-ear headphones or sports earbuds, you can enjoy the many benefits of Bluetooth connectivity. From fuss-free usability thanks to their wireless design, to wind noise protection and top-quality sound, Bluetooth headsets make talking and listening to music on the go easy.

Our Bluetooth earphones are built to last and designed for all-day wear, making them ideal for frequent users both inside and outside a work environment. Choose from Jabra’s various styles.

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Bluetooth connection guides

Tips & tricks connecting your Bluetooth headset to a phone, tablet or other compatible device.

How wireless headphones work and how to connect

Wireless headphones are headphones that connect to a device, such as a smartphone, stereo speaker, television, gaming console, computer or other electronic devices, without using a wire or cable. Wireless headphones work by transmitting audio signals through either radio or IR (infrared) signals, depending on the device.

From call centres to fitness centres, wireless headphones are used by millions of people every day for work and play. For example, wireless headphones are popular with gamers, since it frees you up to move around without having to worry about a cord. People doing a workout at the gym or in front of their TV in the living room love the freedom of wireless headphones. They are also perfect for people who want to watch late-night television without disturbing others.

Wireless headphones work by connecting, or pairing with the device you want to use through a radio or infrared signal. Many devices use Bluetooth technology to make connecting easier for the user. Devices with Bluetooth technology can connect and exchange data over very short distances using radio transmissions. Headphones with Bluetooth also let you connect to multiple devices simultaneously.

A product with Bluetooth technology has a tiny computer chip inside that contains the Bluetooth radio, and software that makes connectivity between devices possible. So when Bluetooth-enabled products, such as a cell phone and headphones, are in close proximity to each other, they connect, or pair. This enables you to talk on the phone or listen to music without wires.

Connecting a wireless headphone differs depending on the device you are using, but it’s easy once you know how. Here is a list of the most popular devices that people use with wireless headphones and how to connect them.

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Connect wireless headphones to a TV

First, make sure that your base is plugged in and the headphone batteries are fully charged. Ensure that the headphones and television are in close proximity to one another. Turn the headset on. Go into settings on your TV and turn on Bluetooth. Find the headphones under Bluetooth devices in your TV and you should be able to hear the television.

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Connect wireless headphones to an Xbox 360

The Xbox 360 supports two different types of wireless headphones, ones that have Bluetooth capability and ones that do not. The first method below explains wireless headphones without Bluetooth capability and the second with Bluetooth.

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XBOX 360: Headphones Without Bluetooth Capability

Make sure that your headphones are charged, which can be done by plugging them into the USB port of the console.
Turn on the console and the headphones. After they are powered up, push and release the connect button on your console.
Within 20 seconds, press the connect button on your wireless headphones for two seconds. You should now hear sound from your headphones.

XBOX 360: Headphones With Bluetooth

Plug your wireless headset into the console to install the latest headphone drivers. You will need to be connected to Xbox Live in order to do this step.
Make sure that your headset is charged, which can be done by simply plugging it into the unit. If you charge your headset through the console, it will connect automatically most of the time. If they don't connect automatically, turn on your console first and switch the headset so that it is in Bluetooth mode.
Press the power button for two seconds until it flashes green. You should then hear a start-up sound, and when you hear that, press the connect button for two seconds.
After you release that button, press and release the connect button on the console within 20 seconds or the connection will not be made. The green lights will flash three times to let you know the connection was a success.

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Connect wireless headphones to an iPhone

Find the "Settings" icon on your iPhone, which is normally on the home screen.
Open and click on the "General" button.
Then, hit the "Bluetooth" button and slide it over to turn the function on.
Your iPhone should find the device once this is enabled and should show the device name on screen. When it does that, you will need to hit the "Pair" button in order for the devices to sync. You may need to enter a four-digit password, which is provided with your wireless device.
Once that is entered, hit "Connect" on your iPhone to complete the setup. Your headphones should now be working properly.

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Connect wireless headphones to an iPod

Make sure that your wireless headphones have Bluetooth capability.
Access the "Settings" icon on the home screen of your iPod. Select the "General" option once you are in that screen.
You will then see an option that says "Bluetooth", which you can slide over to enable Bluetooth on the iPod.
Be sure that your wireless device is in discovery mode so that the iPod can recognise it.
Once you enable the Bluetooth on the iPod, it will list any devices that is recognises. Simply click on your wireless device when the iPod shows it and click the "Connect" button. Your headphones should now be paired and working properly.

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