1, should be set to a single ear mode, switch it to a binaural mode on it.
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2, Step 1: headset restore factory Settings, 2 headphones start at the same time long press the function key, after the power indicator light do not release continue to press 10-20 seconds and then release (do not let go in advance, it is very important)
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3, Step 2: Put the headset into the charging bin, click the power supply of the charging bin (both headphones are red to pick up the headset)
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4, Step 3: Power on long press 0.5-1 seconds, the light (headset voice prompt \"power on\") immediately release, search in the phone N1 click the link. (The N1 of the monaural pairing mode that starts to connect ignores this device first, if it is not clear which is the N1 of the monaural mode, ignore this device for both N1s and search for the N1 connection again)
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5, note: do not press the boot for too long, press too long will enter the single ear pairing mode
Yes, the BOSE wireless Bluetooth headset can only connect to one device because it doesn't have multipoint connectivity.
This means that when you connect a device, it automatically forgets the previously connected device in order to connect to the new device.
Although it can only connect one device, you can connect multiple devices by switching between different devices.
For example, when switching between your phone and computer, you need to disconnect on one device and reconnect on the other. That said, BOSE's wireless headphones offer excellent sound quality and noise cancellation, making them a good choice for many.
The answer is: No, BOSE wireless Bluetooth headphones can connect to multiple devices at the same time, but can only connect to one device at a time to play audio. If you want to switch to another device to play audio, you need to disconnect the current connection and then connect to another device.
You can connect only one connection, turn on the phone Bluetooth and Bluetooth headset in the right ear.