Bluetooth and audio
Zoom audio not using headphones. What should I do?
For this Bluetooth question, start with pairing and audio output. Bluetooth devices can look connected while sound or control is still going somewhere else.
The short answer
Charge the device, turn Bluetooth off and back on, forget the old pairing if needed, put the accessory in pairing mode, and choose the right audio output.
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Choose your path
Pick the device or situation that matches the screen in front of you.
Steps for Phone or tablet
- 1Charge the accessory and keep it nearby.
- 2Open Bluetooth settings and forget the old device entry if needed.
- 3Put the accessory in pairing mode.
- 4Tap the accessory when it appears and test audio or control.
One safety note
Do not reset every Bluetooth setting before trying forget and pair.
Before you change settings
What to know first
What this usually means
- The accessory is connected to another device.
- The accessory is paired but not chosen as the output.
- Pairing mode was not turned on.
- The battery is too low for a stable connection.
Do not do this yet
- Do not reset every Bluetooth setting before trying forget and pair.
- Do not buy a replacement before testing with one other device.
- Do not install Bluetooth repair apps from pop-ups.
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