How to Set Up Beats Studio Wireless Headphones: A Comprehensive Guide
Beats Studio Wireless headphones are renowned for their excellent sound quality and sleek design. Setting up your Beats Studio Wireless headphones is a straightforward process, whether you're connecting them to a smartphone, tablet, or computer. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the steps to get your headphones up and running, along with some troubleshooting tips for common issues.
Unboxing Your Beats Studio Wireless Headphones
Before you begin the setup process, ensure you have everything that comes with your Beats Studio Wireless headphones:
Beats Studio Wireless headphones
Carrying case
USB charging cable
3.5mm RemoteTalk cable
Quick Start Guide
Warranty card
Charging Your Headphones
Before using your headphones, it's a good idea to charge them fully to ensure optimal performance.
Connect the USB Charging Cable: Plug the small end of the USB charging cable into the port on the right earcup of the headphones.
Plug into a Power Source: Connect the larger end of the USB cable to a USB port on a computer or a USB wall charger.
Charge Your Headphones: Allow your headphones to charge fully. The LED indicator on the right earcup will show the battery level.
Pairing Your Beats Studio Wireless Headphones
Pairing with an iPhone or iPad
Turn On Bluetooth:
Go to Settings > Bluetooth on your iPhone or iPad.
Ensure Bluetooth is turned on.
Turn On Your Headphones:
Press and hold the power button on the left earcup until the LED indicator flashes, indicating that the headphones are in pairing mode.
Select Your Beats:
In the Bluetooth settings on your iPhone or iPad, look for "Beats Studio Wireless" under the list of available devices.
Tap on "Beats Studio Wireless" to pair your headphones.
Confirm Connection:
You should see a confirmation message on your iPhone or iPad indicating that the headphones are connected.
Pairing with an Android Device
Turn On Bluetooth:
Go to Settings > Connections > Bluetooth on your Android device.
Ensure Bluetooth is turned on.
Turn On Your Headphones:
Press and hold the power button on the left earcup until the LED indicator flashes.
Select Your Beats:
In the Bluetooth settings on your Android device, look for "Beats Studio Wireless" in the list of available devices.
Tap on "Beats Studio Wireless" to pair your headphones.
Confirm Connection:
A confirmation message should appear on your Android device indicating that the headphones are connected.
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If you are still having trouble, refer to the Step-By-Step Guide below, or Contact Support.Com for Personalized Assistance.
1. Introduction
This will guide you through the basic setup of your Beats Studio Wireless headphones.
2. Charge
Plug the micro-USB into your headphones.
Your Beats Studio Wireless will begin to charge.
The lights under the power button show the charge amount.
Allow them to charge to at least half-way before continuing setup.
Unplug your headphones, then push the power button to turn your headphones on.
3. Pairing Mode
Make sure no audio cable is plugged into the headset.
Press the Power Button on the right ear cup of your headset.
Push and hold the b Button on the left ear cup for 2 seconds.
The indicator light will begin to flash steadily.
Your headset is now in pairing mode.
4. Connect Bluetooth
Some Bluetooth accessories are configured with a PIN or a passkey that is often listed in its information manual. Check your Bluetooth accessory documentation for the correct PIN or passkey.
From any iOS device (iPod, iPad, iPhone):
Open Settings
Then Bluetooth.
Set the Bluetooth accessory in pairing/discovery mode.
Wait for your iOS device to display the detected Bluetooth accessory.
Select the Bluetooth accessory to pair it with the iOS device.
If there is a passkey, put it in.
If there is no passkey then your Bluetooth accessory should be paired now.
5. Controls
Right Earcup
Power button
Turn on and off your headset
Left Earcup
Volume Up
This increases the volume
b Button
Press once to play/pause your audio
Press twice quickly to skip to the next song
Press three times quickly to skip back
Volume Down
Decrease the volume
6. Range Check
The device needs to be within a reasonable range in order to connect.
In general, to pair and use a Bluetooth device (like a speaker, headset or smartwatch), the device needs to be within 10 feet of your computer or other device.
Some medium and higher-power devices can be farther, up to about 30 feet, but this tends to be for larger devices that plug in or have very large batteries, such as another computer, media streaming device, or a plug-in speaker system.
Try moving the Bluetooth device closer if you have trouble.
7. Beats Troubleshooting
If you haven't already, please try the following steps:
Avoid wireless interference by keeping the device away from microwaves, wireless routers, cordless phones, other bluetooth devices and other electronics.
Ensure both your Beats and your paired Bluetooth device are on and fully charged.
Try increasing the volume on both your Beats and your paired Bluetooth device.
Ensure that your Beats is selected as the playback/recording device on a PC or input/output device on a Mac.
If all else fails try repairing your Beats with your Bluetooth device again.
8. Check Other Bluetooth Devices
It is possible that there is an issue with the Bluetooth connection on your phone or tablet.
Are you able to pair with other devices to test?
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11. Connect Bluetooth
Some Bluetooth accessories are configured with a PIN or a passkey that is often listed in its manual. Check your Bluetooth accessory manual for the correct PIN or passkey.
Depending on what device (Smartphone or Tablet) and which generation you have, the menu theme and options might look slightly different on your screen. However, the steps should be similar to all Android devices and generations.
Use one of the following connection methods:
Method 1 - The Drop Down Menu
Method 2 - Settings
Drop down menu
Swipe down from the top of the device screen if it's a phone or up from the bottom of the device screen if it's a tablet to access the menu.
Locate the Bluetooth icon.
Press and hold the Bluetooth icon.
Set the Bluetooth accessory in pairing/discovery mode. This process will vary depending on what kind of device you have. Refer to your device's documentation for specifics on how to accomplish this.
Ensure Bluetooth is On and then select your device from the list below.
If you are prompted for a passkey, put it in. If there is no passkey, then your Bluetooth accessory should be paired now.
Android menu settings
Locate and tap the Apps Menu.
Locate and tap the Settings icon.
Select the Bluetooth. You may need to select Connections first.
Set the Bluetooth accessory in pairing/discovery mode. This process will vary depending on what kind of device you have. Refer to your device's documentation for specifics on how to accomplish this.
Ensure Bluetooth is On and then select your device from the list below.
If you are prompted for a passkey, put it in. If there is no passkey, then your Bluetooth accessory should be paired now.
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