How to Use Bluetooth Headphones With Apple Watch
If you already know how to connect Bluetooth devices to your iPhone, the process on Apple Watch is similar. You’ll do the whole thing on the watch. Follow these steps to get your devices communicating.
What if I Can’t Hear Music Through My Headphones?
If you’re not hearing music, you may need to take another step, even after you pair your Bluetooth headphones with your Apple Watch. Take the following steps if you can’t hear anything.
How to Reduce Loud Sounds on Apple Watch
The Apple Watch has another setting that helps you listen more safely. If you plan to listen to audio from your Apple Watch often, you should probably turn this feature on to be safe.
Troubleshooting Bluetooth Headphones and Apple Watch
Here are some typical questions and issues regarding pairing Bluetooth headphones with an Apple Watch.
Can I Pair any Bluetooth Headphones With Apple Watch?
You should be able to use any Bluetooth device with your Apple Watch, including headphones, headsets, earbuds, speakers, and fitness devices. You might have some problems with ancient Bluetooth accessories, but Apple designed its smartwatch to work with almost everything.
Why Won’t My Bluetooth Headphones Connect to My Apple Watch?
If your watch connects to your phone but not an audio device, the accessory you’re using may be incompatible, defective, or otherwise malfunctioning, and you should check a few things. First, ensure the headphones have enough power to turn on. Then, check to see if you’ve successfully put them into pairing mode according to their instructions. Another thing to check is your headphones aren’t currently paired to another device (like your iPhone).
Why Won’t My Apple Watch Find Bluetooth Devices?
If your Apple Watch isn’t finding any Bluetooth devices at all, including your phone, you’ll have some troubleshooting to do. Some possible solutions include checking for software updates, rebooting one or all of the devices you’re trying to pair, and clearing network settings.
