#Bluebuds x pairing pc update#

The HBM and stride sensor are using bluetooth 4.0 but the bluebuds are Bluetooth Class 2.1+EDR and I thought it could be that, but seeing your reply that you had it connected, thats when I decided to reboot the phone to make sure a process was not causing the issue, also I had not rebooted the phone since I turned it on when I received. The BlueBuds X also have an 8 hour battery life and can be charged with the micro USB charge port. The reboot worked, it picked up the headset this morning.īefore the reboot it had picked up my heartbeat monitor, the stride sensor, but it would just not pick up the bluebuds.

#Bluebuds x pairing pc update#

I left it for 5mins searching and hitting the search for device on the OPO and also making it searchable without any timeout.Īfter several hours of searching android forums to see if there is an underlying issue with the bluetooth code or latest update to android, I was worried that I might have to go down the path of rooting the phone or having to log a support call, I decided to take the microsoft approach and reboot the phone as a last ditch attempt to see if it will fix the issue. In fact, I still have a pair of them to this date and now that I’ve got the Jaybird X2’s, I have to admit that my BlueBuds X will be replaced. If the pairing is not successful, switch off headphones by pushing the center key for more than 4 seconds and repeat the steps outlined above. Just like when I reviewed the Jaybird BlueBuds X, I was very impressed with the product and found myself using them all the time. BlueBuds X voice prompt will say headphones connected. Thanks yep, the red/green light was flashing and it also gave the message that it was searching. Check for BlueBuds X and select (enter passcode 0000 if prompted).