A. First, open the earplug charging box that comes with the earplugs.
B. Place the headset in the appropriate slot in the housing. Then, close the lid.
C, you can charge both earbuds at the same time, or you can put only one in the charging case. Keep in mind that battery life will vary if charged separately.
D. Next, connect the charging cable to the USB charging port on the back of the charging box. Then, plug the other end of the charging cable into a power source, such as a wall outlet or computer.
E, please note that when the battery is completely depleted, the case or headset will take at least 20 to 30 minutes to open.
F, you can check the charging status of the earbuds in several different ways:
Android devices: The Galaxy wearable app displays the current battery percentage of the headset at the top of the home TAB. For newer models, you can see the battery life of the earbuds and charging case.
iPhone: When paired with an iPhone, you can use the Buds app on an iPhone7 or later with iOS10 or later.
Note: Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Buds2, and Galaxy Buds Pro are not compatible with the iOS Buds app.
Indicators: You can also view the indicators of both the headset and the case at the same time, so you know what's going on. See the next section for more information.
Note: Wireless charging is supported on Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Buds2, Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Buds Live, and Galaxy Buds Pro. However, this option is not available for Gear IconX.
Wireless Bluetooth headphones are usually charged by a charging case, which has a built-in battery and is connected to the power supply through a USB port. Put the earphones in the charging case, make sure that the metal contact point of the earphones is aligned with the contact point of the charging case, the earphones will automatically enter the charging state, and the indicator light on the charging case will light up to indicate that it is charging.
When the charging case is fully charged, the headset will also be fully charged at the same time, and the charging status can be judged by the indicator light on the charging case. Under normal circumstances, the charging time is 1-2 hours, and you can use 3-6 hours after full charge, depending on the use of the headset.
To charge a wireless Bluetooth headset, you first need to find the charging port on the headset, which is usually a Micro USB or USB-C port.
Then, connect the headphones to a power adapter or USB port on your computer using the accompanying charging cable.
Next, make sure the power adapter or computer is working and the earphone displays a charging indicator. Wait for a while until the indicator turns green or shows a fully charged state.
Finally, disconnect the charging cable and the headset is ready to use. Remember, charging times vary by headset model and battery capacity, so refer to the headset's manual for accurate charging times.
There are usually two ways to charge Bluetooth headphones: Charging box charging: Most wireless Bluetooth headphones are equipped with a charging case, put the headset in the box, you can charge. First of all, you need to fill the charging box and the headset separately, and ensure that the charging box is sufficient. When used for a period of time, the headphones can be put back into the box when the battery is low, and the box will automatically charge the headphones.
Direct charging: Some Bluetooth headsets use a direct charging method, which can be connected to a computer or mobile power supply and other devices through the USB interface for charging, and can also be connected to a power socket through the charging head for charging. The charging method of different Bluetooth headsets may be slightly different, it is recommended to check the instruction manual of the headset before charging to understand the specific charging method and charging time to ensure the charging effect and service life.