Nothing brings joy like unboxing your first Beats earbuds or headphones. It’s an absolutely exhilarating experience! However, it’s normal to have difficulty connecting them to your Android.
We don’t want you to miss your favorite release of the day. That’s why we prepared this informative guide to help you connect your Beats to your Android device.
In this guide, we’ll look at how to connect your Beats using Samsung Connect, your device settings, and the Beats App. Further, we’ll look at the various ways you can fix your Beats earbuds or headphones in case they don’t appear on your Android.
Let’s get started!
Pairing Beats to Android: Step-by-Step Guide
If you’re looking for ways to link Beats to Android, these step-by-step instructions will make it simple for you to do so.
Method #1: Connect via the Device Settings Menu
You can use the Settings menu on your Android device to connect your wireless Beats by following the steps below.
- Switch on your Beats headphones.
- Click on Settings on your Android phone.
- Select Bluetooth from the Wireless and Network menu.
- To turn on Bluetooth, tap the toggle on.
- Click Pair New Device on the screen, then choose your Beats from the list.
After a successful pairing, the Beats headphones will show as connected.
Method #2: Using the Beats App
The Beats app also makes it possible to connect Beats to your Android. Follow the steps below.
- Download the Beats app from the Google Play Store here, then run it.
- Select Get Started.
- Select your Beats model from the Select Your Beats section.
- Follow the on-screen directions for help pairing and connecting your Beats with your Android.
There are several unique features you can use once you connect your Beats via the app. For instance, the app makes viewing the remaining battery life on your Android simple. As a result, you won’t need to wait for the LED light to turn on to notice when the battery is getting low. Additionally, you can use Beats widgets on your home screen.
One of many people’s favorite features is the app’s ability to locate lost Beats wireless gadgets. However, you have to give the app permission to access your location to make this possible.
The Beats wireless settings can be altered using this app, including the degree of noise reduction and the clarity of the sound. Your wireless Beats tap-and-hold behavior can also be modified.
Method #3: Using Samsung Connect
The Beats wireless headphones and earbuds are simple to connect to a Samsung Android handset using Samsung Connect. Follow these steps:
- Press and hold both the volume down and home keys simultaneously until a white flashing screen appears. The next screen will direct you to Samsung Connect.
- Select your Beats device from the list of compatible devices and tap on it to start the connection.
How to Get Your Beats Up and Running
Apple manufactures a variety of Beats wireless earphones. There are several substantial differences in how you activate their pairing functionality. Beats wireless earphones cannot be connected to your device unless the device has been configured to pair.
To configure your Beats for pairing, follow the below procedures for various Beats wireless models.
Studio3 and Solo3
Look for the power button and press and hold it for approximately five seconds. Up until the Fuel Gauge starts flashing, keep pressing the power button.
Solo Pros
Locate the Mode button on the left earcup. Keep pressing the button until the opposite earcup’s LED indication light starts to flash.
Beats Flex
On these Beats wireless earbuds, the power button is located on the right-side control button. Keep pressing the button until the indicator LED starts to flash.
Beats Powerbeats
For these Beats, you need to keep pressing the left earbud’s button until the light starts to flash.
Powered Pro
In order to connect these Beats, you must first put the wireless Powerbeats Pro back in the charging case but do not close it. Continue applying pressure to the power button until the outside indication light starts to flash.
Here is a step-by-step video that shows you how to connect Beats Studio Buds to Android for further reference:
What to Do When Your Beats Don’t Show Up on Android
Sometimes things go wrong when you connect your Android to Beats Wireless. Even if they first connected and worked well together, you may need assistance later to get the two devices to cooperate once more.
Follow the below methods to fix this issue.
Method #1: Place the Devices Closer Together
If your Beats device is outside of Bluetooth’s typical 30-foot range, it might not be detected by your Android phone. You can effectively detect the Beats device on your phone if you keep the phone and the headphones close to each other, within a foot or less.
Method #2: Re-Link the Beats to Your Android
Try connecting the devices in the following manner if your Android does not detect your Beats earphones or headphones.
- The Bluetooth setting can be activated by going to Settings and then Connections.
- Select your Beats device and then tap the gear icon.
- Choose Unpair on the bottom menu.
Follow these instructions to re-pair the devices.
- On your Android device, go to Settings, then Connections, and finally, Bluetooth.
- Toggle Bluetooth on by pressing the button.
- Tap your Beats headphones from the list of compatible devices to start and finish the pairing process.
Method 3: Restart Your Android Device
A minor software issue on your Android device could prevent the Beats headphones from appearing in the Bluetooth list of devices. Restarting your Android device can resolve the problem.
Follow these steps:
- Press and hold the device’s power button for several seconds.
- From the menu, select Restart.
- Wait until your Android smartphone restarts after being turned off.
Check to see if your Beats device is visible on your Android device.
Disconnecting and Reconnecting Beats With Android: What to Do
Disconnecting
You only need to switch off your Beats headphones or the Bluetooth on your device to disconnect.
On your Android, click the gear icon close to your Beats, then select Unpair or Forget. When you put your Beats in pairing mode, they will also momentarily disconnect.
In order to permanently unplug your Beats from your Android, you need to make your phone forget your Beats.
Reconnecting
Simply switch on your Beats to reconnect them to a previously paired device. Your Beats pair automatically with the last device they were connected to once they are switched on. They will enter pairing mode if the other device is not within range.
The only way to reconnect your Beats to an older device if you’ve connected them with another device is to make sure the first device is out of range or turn off its Bluetooth.
Simply having your smartphone forget the headphones and pairing them again the way you did when you originally acquired them can also fix any reoccurring issues.
Wrap Up
Pairing your Beats to your Android device is a quick and easy process that only requires turning on Bluetooth on both devices and choosing the headphones from the list of Bluetooth devices that are currently compatible.
With the extensive step-by-step instructions and advice above, you can now confidently resolve any typical problem that could occur throughout the connection procedure.
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